Webinars

This webinar was focused on the evolving business case for companies to collaborate with other stakeholders to achieve and sustain sustainable land use practices at scale in production regions. The webinar presented the findings of the TFA initiated global study on midstream and downstream company landscape engagement, which identified 110+ companies supporting landscape and jurisdictional […]

This webinar highlights the efficacy of the landscape approach in bolstering companies' due diligence processes, particularly within the context of smallholder supply chains.

This webinar was focused on two collective position papers, that have been developed under the facilitation of ISEAL that provide baseline guidance for companies on good practices for making claims about landscape actions and outcomes, and the responsibilities companies have for supporting landscape monitoring.

During this webinar, experts from the Accountability Framework Initiative (AFi) described how the Accountability Framework can be used to support collaborative sustainability efforts in sourcing regions.

The new Causality Assessment for Landscape Interventions (CALI) Guidebook provides a practical methodology for ongoing sensemaking and adaptation for project teams and oversight to ensure effective and optimal implementation of project resources aimed to reduce deforestation in landscapes. This webinar from the United Nation’s Development Programme (UNDP) provides an introduction to the tool, and explains why a causality assessment […]

Using the Accountability Framework, companies can set commitments to no-deforestation, no-conversion, and respect for human rights that align with international norms and stakeholder expectations. This webinar explores how companies at all stages of agriculture and forestry supply chains can use the Framework to develop or strengthen their policies. It also discusses how companies can use […]

This webinar discussed the landscape finance system as a whole as well as gaps in implementation and opportunities to strengthen the approach to benefit landscape scale regeneration.

This webinar was focused on two collective position papers, that have been developed under the facilitation of ISEAL, that provide baseline guidance for companies on good practices for making claims about landscape actions and outcomes.

The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) has launched the first science-based targets for nature, enabling companies to start taking ambitious and measurable action on climate and nature in tandem. In response to the interconnected crises of climate change and nature loss, the new science-based targets will equip companies to holistically assess their environmental impacts, and prepare to set targets to address these, beginning with freshwater and land, alongside climate (through the Science Based Targets initiative).

This webinar highlights the role of facilitators in building multi-stakeholder dialogues and landscape initiatives, and how different stakeholders can support these processes. The webinar also shared the findings from recently published reports from Partnerships for Forests, TFA, CDP and Proforest that further highlighted the importance of these facilitation roles.