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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SDMSDM 2022 Call for Proposals!
The deadline for applications is Friday, 12 August 2022. Please note that SDM application is open to IPSI member organisations only.
2022.06.28 -
AnnouncementsNew Publication: The Biodiversity–Health–Sustainability Nexus: Integrated Solutions from Landscapes & Seascapes
A new policy brief offers recommendations on implementing nexus approaches for transformative change towards sustainability — ways of advancing integrated solutions across multiple sectors. Drawing from strategies used in socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes (SEPLS), the brief elucidates interlinkages between biodiversity and human well-being to guide policymakers in applying solutions for policy coherence, such as One Health.
2022.06.20 -
AnnouncementsNew Publication: Satoyama Thematic Review Vol. 7
Our new book examines the links between biodiversity, health, and sustainability, focusing on how local and traditional knowledge can contribute to the sustainable management of natural resources, biodiversity conservation and restoration, and good health for all.
2022.06.17
EVENTS
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Upcoming2022 HLPF: The Satoyama Initiative and Building Back Better
2022.06.30 -
Other eventsInternational Day for Biological Diversity 2022: Building a Shared Future for All Life
2022.05.19 -
2022.04.20｜Other events
Strengthening Interlinkages Amongst Biodiversity, Health, and Well-being in SEPLS
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2022.04.14｜CBD Events
Production Landscapes for Effective Area-based Conservation Highlighted in CBD Geneva Meetings Side Event
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2022.04.13｜CBD Events
Side Event at CBD Geneva Meetings Explores Landscape Approaches & National Biodiversity Plans
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.
