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No farm is an island: making agriculture work for landscapes and vice-versa

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This session will showcase work that different stakeholders from the public and private sector are undertaking to deliver food production systems that can support broader landscape sustainability
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No farm is an island. A farm does not exist independently from the surrounding landscape. The way we treat natural resources in one location has repercussions for a much wider area. To create more sustainable food production systems, we need to look beyond their own sphere of influence and responsibility to the interconnected challenges in a landscape. To do so, many are using innovative approaches like LandScale, a new tool that helps organizations and businesses track progress towards sustainability at the landscape level. In this session, forward-thinkers from different sectors in the Americas will share learnings from working at the landscape-level to address emerging risks to agriculture that need to be addressed collectively. Leveraging the audience, this session will encourage inspiring and constructive discussion on how farm and landscape-scale linkages can create meaningful progress, based on the 4 pillars of LandScale: ecosystems, human well-being, governance and production.

Agenda de la session

Panéliste

Carolina BAGNI

Senior Project Coordinator - Biodiversity & Landscapes Project Implementation,
South Pole
Colombia


20:00 - 21:30

Dr Christopher STEWART

Global Head of Sustainability, Olam International,
Olam International Ltd
United Kingdom


20:00 - 21:30

Mr Michael BECKER

Coordinator Cerrado Program - Brazil ,
IEB
Brazil


20:00 - 21:30

Paula VALENCIA

Environmental and Social Specialist,
IDB Invest
United States of America


20:00 - 21:30

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