Key points

• Control over land and capital in coastal Kenya is traditionally patriarchal. In the context of forestry, women consistently fail...

  Authors: Conroy, R.; Redlin, F.; McGovern, D.; Howard, T.

Key messages

• Careful integration of indigenous and local knowledge in Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) is at the heart of successful FLR...

  Authors: Elias, M.

Key messages

• There are many entry points for mainstreaming gender throughout the Restoration Opportunities Assessment Methodology (ROAM).
• Conducting a gender analysis when...

  Authors: Siles, J.; Prebble, M.

Key messages

• Adaptive Collaborative Management (ACM) is a collective problem-solving and management approach in which everyone can participate, contribute knowledge and...

  Authors: Mukasa, C.; Tibazalika, A.

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• Women and men having different access to assets results in barriers when implementing sustainable land management (SLM).
• This can be...

  Authors: Nijbroek, R.; Wangui, E.

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• Agricultural technologies for land restoration present both opportunities and risks for women’s empowerment.
• Activities such as digging planting basins can...

  Authors: Paez Valencia, A.M.; Crossland, M.

Key messages

• Agroforestry and sustainable agriculture land management are feasible approaches for combating the impacts of climate change on smallholder farming...

  Authors: Butali, C.; Wekesa, A.

Authors: di Makungu, U.L.

Authors: Korhonen-Kurki, K.; Brockhaus, M.; Sehring, J.; Di Gregorio, M.; Assembe-Mvondo, S.; Babon, A.; Bekele, M.; Benn, V.; Gebara, M.F.; Kambire, H.; Kengoum Djiegni, F.; Maharani, C.; Menton, M.; Moeliono, M.; Ochieng, R.; Paudel, N.S.; Pham, T.T.; Dkamela, G.P.; Sitoe, A.

Authors: Mwangi, E.; Evans, M.