Practicing a landscape approach is complex.
Good tools help you sort out the complexity.
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Tool User: Development Practitioners, Local Authority, Subnational / National Government
The maps in this atlas represent a first-ever global approximation of the extent and location of the opportunities for forest landscape restoration: opportunities to reduce poverty, improve food security, mitigate climate change, and protect the environment.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Landscape Leader, Local Authority, Subnational / National Government
This siting tool helps to identify areas suitable for sustainable agricultural expansion while mitigating the impact on forests.
Tool User: Community Member, Development Practitioners, Landscape Leader
This toolkit provides practical guidance on using a set of 20 indicators designed to capture communities’ perceptions of factors affecting the resilience of their landscapes and seascapes.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Researchers
GIS-based study takes into consideration individual and cumulative impacts of multiple stakeholders and the potential within the landscape to compensate for impacts to ecosystems.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Local Authority, Subnational / National Government
Sketch&Match: method used to identify & visualize potential development paths & thus facilitate a decision making process for managers, policymakers & local stakeholders.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Researchers
LUWES focuses on the local decision-making process. It offers a method for producing an integrated form of land-use planning.
