Tackling climate change and nature loss demands more than project-level interventions. It requires systemic, place-based solutions that work across entire landscapes — and the investment frameworks to match.
As part of London Climate Action Week 2026, ISEAL and the Jurisdictional Action Network (JAN) brought together companies, investors and landscape leaders around one question: how do we unlock the investment that resilient landscapes need?
The message from the room was clear. Investing in landscapes is how businesses secure long-term supply, manage risk, and deliver real impact for nature and for the people who depend on it, from restored land and replenished water to stronger rural livelihoods. And no company can do it alone: it takes collective action, innovative finance, and partnerships that reach well beyond the farm.
Agenda:
- 0.00.00 – Opening session
- Annelotte Crena de longh, Head of Development, SourceUp and Jurisdictional Action Network
- Richard Smith, Executive Director, PCI Institute
- 0.38.02 – Financing Resilient Landscapes Panel Discussion
- Moderator: Marcela Paranhos, Director Financial Markets, IDH
- Paulina Villalpando, Associate Director – Nature, HSBC Global Sustainability
- Karen Mo, Director of Nature Research and Partnerships – Food and Forests, CERES
- Katie Kendrick, Global Lead – Human Rights, Earthworm Foundation
- Christopher Stewart, Global Head of Sustainability Impact, Ofi
- 1.29.02 -Translating Landscape Impacts for Corporate Reporting Panel Discussion (1 hour)
- Moderator: Patrick Mallet, Director, Credibility and Innovations, ISEAL
- Akiva Fishman, Director – NbS Forests, WWF
- Tom Hegarty, Associate Director – Lead Transitions Planning and Targets, TNFD
- Ana Lima, Partnership Lead, AFi / Rainforest Alliance
- Rachel Vuljovic, Director – International Sustainability, Aldi Sud Kg