Improved stoves do not always use less fuel.
A study in refugee settings found performance varied by stove and fuel combination.
Read:π https://bit.ly/4rIWawy

Improved stoves do not always use less fuel.
A study in refugee settings found performance varied by stove and fuel combination.
Read:π https://bit.ly/4rIWawy
π¬ Our Voices β Episode 4
How do we translate agroecology into policy?
@FAO's Pierre Ferrand reflects on ASEAN Policy Guidelines & why we need new narratives to communicate science.
Watch:βΆ https://bit.ly/4yCLL8m
Ethiopiaβs Somali Region is building its first tree seed system.
New orchards, a seed laboratory and five trained collector groups are laying the foundations for a reliable supply of quality native tree seed.
Read:π https://bit.ly/3UbHcTx
COP17 puts finance at the heart of the Great Green Wall Initiative
In Ulaanbaatar, stakeholders examined how evidence from restoration efforts across the #GreatGreenWall can help turn proven approaches into investment-ready programmes.
Read:π https://bit.ly/3TsqK12
Forest conservation works best when Indigenous Peoples and local communities have a real voice in decision-making.
New research from #LandscapeAlliance explores lessons from Indonesia, Brazil and Peru.
Read:π https://bit.ly/4w6dRa9
Climate change is reshaping rural life, putting pressure on livelihoods and natural resources.
Read how #LandscapeAlliance and partners are helping communities navigate these changes and strengthen local agency.
π: https://bit.ly/4it8fUk
Africa has huge potential to grow its tree-powered bioeconomy.
From cocoa and cashew to baobab and shea, this new fact sheet highlights key facts and opportunities across the continent.
Download:π https://bit.ly/4wTyQyc
We're hiring
Open positions include speakers engagement, social media, training and development, grants finance and creative collaborations.
π Nairobi | Bogor | Europe/Africa time zones
See roles and deadlines:π https://bit.ly/4xEMzIT
Forests are part of the food system.
Join FAO & #LandscapeAlliance at #WorldForestWeek for a high-level dialogue on how forests and trees contribute to food security, nutrition and sustainable livelihoods.
π 28 Sept | 12:15β13:45 CEST
Livestream:π https://bit.ly/4Aw7C2D
Join Landscape Alliance at Science Summit Nairobi on 29β30 September.
Weβll discuss how science and innovation can inform policy and support progress towards the SDGs.
Explore our sessions and register:π https://bit.ly/4hkOuvE
Forest conservation works best when Indigenous Peoples and local communities have a real voice in decision-making.
New research from #LandscapeAlliance explores lessons from Indonesia, Brazil and Peru.
Read:π https://bit.ly/4w6dRa9
Climate change is reshaping rural life, putting pressure on livelihoods and natural resources.
Read how #LandscapeAlliance and partners are helping communities navigate these changes and strengthen local agency.
π: https://bit.ly/4it8fUk
Who has a voice in tree seed systems?
Lessons from Kenya and Rwanda show that inclusion goes beyond attendance. It means having access to knowledge, opportunities and decision-making.
Read more:π https://bit.ly/4re5acX
Deforestation-free palm oil policies can protect forests, but may create economic costs for local communities.
New research from Indonesia highlights the need for premium prices and compensation mechanisms.
Read:π https://bit.ly/4xfCJNe
π From the #LandscapeAlliance library
This publication highlights how secure land and tree rights and fewer regulatory barriers can support farmer-managed natural regeneration.
Read:π https://bit.ly/3UIrm2L