Looking back at the accomplishments of this ambitious partnership, with an eye on the next five years.

1. Five years of the Landscapes for
People, Food and Nature Initiative
Looking back at the accomplishments of
this ambitious partnership.

2. A “Global Review” of the state of integrated landscape management
was a major priority for the Initiative in the first five years.

3. The Landscapes for People, Food and Nature Initiative has strived to create an online community where integrated
agricultural landscape managers and their supporters in research and development institutions can exchange
knowledge and information. More directly connecting members of our landscape learning networks will be a
priority in the coming years.

4. Regular convenings of landscape leaders, both at the international level and on the ground, has spurred
major change in the way governments and international development and conservation organizations implement
their programs. The next frontier: a radical shift to sustainable landscapes finance in the private sector.

5. Our 75 partner institutions (and growing) are increasingly implementing multi-stakeholder landscape
partnerships across all their programs. We plan to connect these initiatives to improve knowledge-sharing
between institutions by scaling up our proven national landscape learning network model in the next five years.