What is the FOLUR Impact Program?
As a core partner, the GLF works to increase the visibility of the FOLUR Impact Program by engaging a diverse audience composed of Indigenous Peoples, farmers, youth activists, women and other global actors.
Accelerating the development of green commodities value chains in 27 countries
We aim to
Share knowledge from country projects and core partners with a global audience
Highlight achievements in country projects and across commodity value chains
Promote awareness of sustainable land use and restoration
Activities
Through inclusive and accessible communications, the GLF increases the global visibility of the FOLUR Impact Program and fosters knowledge sharing among actors of change through:
Publications
Videos
Podcasts
News
Publications
Publications
Videos
Podcasts
PODCASTS
News
NEWS
Experts at GLF Nairobi highlight Indigenous knowledge and the role of women and youth
Events
Stay up to date on FOLUR
A core partner
The GLF aims to bridge the gap between local and global stakeholders to build meaningful, cross-sectoral partnerships for sustainable landscapes across the globe. We engage strategically with events and initiatives at global and regional levels, such as the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration and Rio conventions.
We also provide communication coverage through our social media channels and digital content platforms such as Landscape News and GLF Live, as well as facilitate global connections at GLF events.
A global collaboration, the Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration Impact Program (FOLUR) works towards transforming food systems through sustainable value chains covering eight commodities in 27 countries.
Learn more about FOLUR here.
Supported by
Led by
In cooperation with
FOLUR Impact Program
We need to implement sustainable, integrated policies that address all uses of the land, breaking down the silos of the past and building long-term collaboration.
Intact ecosystems are critically important in ensuring a resilient and sustainable food system as they provide environmental services including regulation of water retention and runoff, crop pollination, and soil retention and fertility.
Commodity Focus
This landscape approach seeks to provide tools and concepts for allocating and managing land to achieve multiple goals – including protecting and conserving landscapes that produce the world’s food – while also reducing poverty.
Cocoa
Coffee
Corn
Livestock
Palm Oil
Rice
Soy
Wheat
Contacts
Carley Willis
Sustainable Finance Project Officer
c.williscifor-icraf[dot]org
Ludwig Liagre
Sustainable Finance Lead
l.liagrecifor-icraf[dot]org