The International
Partnership
for the Satoyama
Initiative (IPSI)
More information on these concepts is
provided in the following pages
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NEWS
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OthersSymposium Discusses Citizen Science and Blue Carbon Projects for Seascape Restoration
On 20 September 2022, the IPSI Secretariat, hosted by UNU-IAS, held an online symposium on community-based activities and governance for seascape restoration, focusing on blue carbon systems and citizen science. It was part of a series of events launched in February 2022 as part of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.
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OthersWorkshop Introduces Urban-Rural Sustainability Fellowship in the Asia-Pacific
The Secretariat of the Satoyama Initiative participated in the online workshop Integrated Nature-Culture Approaches to Rural Sustainability organised by the Centre for Civil Society and Governance of the University of Hong Kong. The event introduced the AIRI Fellowship Programme 2022-2023 and experts discussed sustainability and biodiversity conservation practices in rural communities.
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OthersEcosystem Restoration Highlighted as Nature-based Solution in Side Event at Climate & SDGs Synergy Conference
A side event of the Climate and SDGs Synergy Conference discussed ecosystem restoration as a nature-based solution that can help address global challenges of biodiversity, climate change, and sustainable development.
2022.07.22
EVENTS
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Other eventsSecond Symposium on Community-based Activities and Governance for Seascape Restoration
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Other eventsCatalysing Nature-based Solutions for Biodiversity, Climate Change and Sustainable Development through Ecosystem Restoration
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2022.06.30｜Other events
2022 HLPF: The Satoyama Initiative and Building Back Better
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2022.05.19｜Other events
International Day for Biological Diversity 2022: Building a Shared Future for All Life
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2022.04.20｜Other events
Strengthening Interlinkages Amongst Biodiversity, Health, and Well-being in SEPLS
CASE STUDIES
IPSI case studies are intended to crystallize IPSI members’ experiences working for SEPLS, which can vary greatly due to the wide range of different regions and ecosystem types, issues being addressed, and approaches and methods used. Case studies should therefore address authors’ experiences and contain useful information about their activities in conserving and revitalizing SEPLS as well as cautionary points and lessons learned.
