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Section 1. Landscape concepts
1.1 S haring or sparing? Koen Kusters
1.2 Productive landscapes: what role for forests, trees and agroforestry? Meine van Noordwijk and Terry C.H. Sunderland
Section 2. Global landscape initiatives
2.1 FAO’s Forest and Landscape Restoration Mechanism Douglas McGuire
2.2 Governance solutions from the International Model Forest Network Virginie-Mai Ho, Brian Bonnell, C.G. Kushalappa, Christa Mooney, Gabriel Sarasin, Johan Svensson and Richard Verbisky
2.3 Community-based approaches to landscape management Diana Salvemini and Nick Remple
Section 3. The landscape approach: from theory to practice
3.1 Financing emissions reductions in Oromia, Ethiopia André Rodrigues de Aquino and Robert J. Griffin
3.2 Empowering local stakeholders for planning, Indonesia Sonya Dewi, Andree Ekadinata, Dony Indiarto, Alfa Nugraha and Meine van Noordwijk
3.3 A landscape approach to climate-smart agriculture in Ghana Martin R.A. Noponen, Christian D.B. Mensah, Götz Schroth and Jeffrey Hayward
3.4 Sustainable rural landscape management in Central Mexico Lucía Madrid and Paulina Deschamps
3.5 Productive landscapes through leasehold forestry in Nepal Kenichi Shono, Simmathiri Appanah, Patrick B. Durst, Yurdi Yasmi, Govinda Kafley,Jim Hancock and Brett Shapiro
3.6 Turning degraded land into productive landscapes, Ethiopian Highlands Georg Deichert, Friederike Krämer and Alexander Schöning
3.7 Conservation of agrobiodiversity in landscape mosaics, Nepal Dunja Mijatovic and Sajal Sthapit
3.8 Fostering stakeholder commitment in Western Flores, Indonesia Adi Widyanto, Agus Budi Utomo, Thomas Walsh and Hilda Lionata
Section 4. Forests and trees in multi-functional landscapes
4.1 Analog forestry: creating productive landscapes Adam Kabir Dickinson
4.2 The New Generation Plantations platform Luis Neves Silva
4.3 Participatory forest management in the Caribbean Nicole Leotaud and Claus Eckelmann
4.4 Returning pasture and cropland to forest in Brazil Sofia R. Hirakuri and Gabriel Penno Saraiva
4.5 Landscapes and the voluntary carbon market, West Sumatra Paul Burgers, Haris Iskandar, Bubung Angkawijaya, Rizki Pandu Permana and Ai Farida
4.6 Commercial bamboo plantations as a tool for restoring landscapes EcoPlanet Bamboo
4.7 Modernization of wood energy in northern Madagascar Hannes Etter, Steve Sepp, Klaus Ackermann, Daniel Plugge and Mark Schauer
4.8 Landscape effects of supply chains Katie Minderhoud
4.9 Increasing local capacities in rural Panama Jacob L. Slusser, Alicia Calle and Eva Garen
4.10 Ecological restoration in the Atlantic rainforest, Brazil Pollyana Born and Fernando Campos
Section 5. Cross-cutting issues
5.1 Incentive-based mechanisms in landscapes, Peru Kedar Mankad
5.2 Making existing financing work in Brazil Jinke van Dam and André Brasser
5.3 Certified timber production and landscape governance Markus Grulke, Till Pistorius, Patricia del Valle Pérez, Eduard Mergerand Irene Calo Vidal
5.4 Environmental governance in the Colombian Amazon Carlos A. Rodriguez, Maria Clara van der Hammen, Uldarico Matapí, Rodrigo Yucuna and Catalina Vargas Tovar
5.5 High Conservation Values in the landscape, West Kalimantan Edi Purwanto, Kasuma Wijaya, Kresno Dwi Santosa and Eko Manjela
5.6 Planning for social justice Gamma Galudra, Sébastien de Royer, Putra Agung and Ujjwal Pradhan
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