Webinars

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.

In this webinar novel finance mechanisms and approaches that coordinate investments to drive sustainability, climate and economic benefits in landscapes are showcased. Investors share innovative commercial and non-commercial cases and discuss their strategies to reduce risk, capture synergies among projects and apply their models at scale. These mechanisms and approaches include the Cascadia Foodshed Finance […]

This Jurisdictional Action Network webinar shared the results and recommendations of a recent study on company landscape engagement in cocoa that found at least 29 midstream and downstream companies that have invested in at least 20 landscape initiatives. Representatives from the private sector and landscape implementers then shared their insights on the developing business case for cocoa landscape initiatives as part of a panel discussion.

This webinar introduced the work of 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People and introduced the idea of integrated landscape finance, emphasizing how it presents a potentially powerful solution for both landscapes and finance providers.

This Jurisdictional Action Network webinar, organised in collaboration with the High Conservation Value Network (HCVN) takes a close look at how the High Conservation Value (HCV) approach works in practice. It features speakers, who have used HCV screening and assessments at landscape scale, to support land use planning and forest protection, sharing their experiences of the process.

This JAN webinar discussed the challenges and opportunities to achieve sustainability in cattle production, deriving lessons from two landscape programs supported by the private sector in Brazil.

This JAN webinar showcased how Tocache province, a major producer of palm oil and cocoa in San Martin, Peru, is transitioning towards low-emission development. The province aims to be the country’s first deforestation-free commodity production region.

Partnerships to accelerate the UN SDGs by 2030 (SDG goal 17) have never been more critical. Explore how philanthropy actors and Jurisdiction leaders’ play a prominent role and use innovative ways to advance their commitments to advancing SDG goal 17.

The recent surge of corporate interest in “nature-based solutions” to climate change presents an opportunity for attracting significant new performance-based finance for REDD+. This session focusses on how jurisdictional-scale forest emission reduction and removals credits can be included in rapidly growing voluntary and compliance-based carbon markets while ensuring high social and environmental integrity. From the […]