Practicing a landscape approach is complex.
Good tools help you sort out the complexity.
11 Results
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, Landscape Leader
This toolkit provides resources for organizing stakeholders and creating action plans
Tool User: Community Member, Development Practitioners, Landscape Leader
The landscape performance scorecard engages stakeholders in scoring and qualitatively assessing their landscape.
Tool User: Researchers, Subnational / National Government
The new Global Forest Watch is an interactive near-real-time deforestation alert system.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Researchers
A spatially explicit tool for the analysis of the provision of multiple ecosystem services.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Landscape Leader, Researchers
A power ranking exercise makes people aware of their rank, and experience the differences between situational, social, and personal rank.
Tool User: Community Member, Development Practitioners, Landscape Leader, Local Authority
A process that involves multiple rangeland users and stakeholders to generate common action plans and measures for optimal rangeland use.
Tool User: Community Member, Landscape Leader, Local Authority
This tool helps to identify the institutional landscape at landscapes, as being institutions of production, association, meaning and control.
Tool User: Community Member, Development Practitioners, Landscape Leader, Local Authority
An approach based on the notion of caring for your land as a community.
Tool User: Development Practitioners, Researchers
The ultimate goal of the Landscapes Portal is to improve our understanding of drivers of change in complex social-ecological systems.
