GLF Kyoto 2019

The Global Landscapes Forum enhances well-being and environment for all by putting people first and with the understanding that: Communities (people acting together) drive change, Landscapes are complex and require flexible solutions, and Local collective consciousness and solutions can fulfil global goals. GLF aspires to act as a global accelerator for sustainable development and spurs people to connect, share, learn and act.We take your data privacy seriously. This policy explains what information we collect, why we collect it and how we use that information. We store your information securely and will never share it with anyone. You can change your preferences at any time. CIFOR is the administrator of various websites, which collect information in order to provide better services to all of our users. This may include some information that can identify you, but that is not sensitive. This policy aims to help you understand the terms and conditions that govern the collection and use of such information.This policy applies to: cifor.org, foreststreesagroforestry.org and globallandscapesforum.org, collectively referred to as “the Site”.For further information, please visit: https://www.cifor.org/privacy-policy/

Global Landscapes Forum

We are here to connect, share, learn and act. We are the world’s largest knowledge-led platform on sustainable land use, dedicated to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Climate Agreement. We have connected 3,900 organizations and 150,000 participants to our gatherings in Warsaw, Lima, London, Paris, Marrakech, Jakarta, Bonn, Washington D.C. and Nairobi – and reached over 231.5 million from 185 countries. We are greening Africa through the AFR100 and Latin America through Initiative 20×20. We are fighting to save the world’s peatlands through the Global Peatlands Initiative and its coastal communities through the Blue Carbon Partnership. We are developing innovative finance mechanisms to invest in sustainable farming and supply chains with the Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) and the Tropical Landscapes Finance Facility, among others. And we have only just begun. We aspire to spark a movement of 1 billion people around sustainable landscapes. Crazy right? But no one ever achieved anything big by thinking small. We believe in taking a holistic, fact-based approach to the most pressing global challenges: restoring billions of hectares of idle, degraded land; tackling insecure tenure, community and gender rights; addressing food insecurity and declining rural livelihoods; confronting inadequate finance and unsustainable supply chains; and finding a universal framework of indicators to adequately measure progress. To achieve this, we need to break silos. We share a positive vision of what the world’s diverse landscapes – from the Andean Mountains to the peatlands of the Democratic Republic of Congo to the everyday places where we live, work and raise our children – can look like if we all work together. Let’s tear down the fences and connect our backyards. The Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) is a movement that puts communities first in addressing landscape-level issues. With science and traditional knowledge at the core, GLF outreach, events and projects are designed not only to spark dialogue, but also follow-through to impact in addressing some of the most complex and multi-stakeholder problems facing our earth and our communities. Sustainable landscapes are essential for the future we want: for food, livelihoods, health, renewable materials, energy, biodiversity, business development, trade, climate regulation and water. Recognizing this complexity – the diversity of landscape realities – and the need for holistic approaches, the GLF is founded on four principles, aiming to engage 1 billion people: connecting, sharing, learning and acting. We are now the world’s largest science-led platform on sustainable land use. To date, we have connected 3,900 organizations and 150,000 participants to our gatherings in Warsaw, Lima, London, Paris, Marrakech, Jakarta, Bonn, Washington D.C. and Nairobi – and reached over 231.5 million from more than 148 countries.
 
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Kyoto International Conference Center

Thank you for registering to the GLF Kyoto 2019 conference. Please show your printed or digital version of the ticket to the registration desk officer at the GLF Kyoto 2019 venue entrance. 

Your registration contribution will support the attendance of representatives of community and women’ groups and youth from across the continent. Coffee and Tea will be included as a part of the conference during both days. 

We look forward to your participation at the GLF Kyoto 2019 conference.

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