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Sustainable Land Management Strategies: Communication and Knowledge Sharing Initiatives

Explore recommendations for coalition building and knowledge management in sustainable land management. Engage with key stakeholders, align knowledge bases, and enhance communication strategies. Support regional networks and partnerships for effective implementation.

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Sustainable Land Management Strategies: Communication and Knowledge Sharing Initiatives

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  1. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ACTIVITY LINES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ORGANISING AL1: COALITION BUILDING Identification of 4 themes and supporting SAGs • Communications (CONGAD, NEPAD, UNEP, UNDP, UNCCD Sec, GM) • Finalize key messages of communications strategy • Support NEPAD CAADP and EAP Implementation Processes (NEPAD, Country representative, World Bank, FAO, Norway, FAO, FARA, AfDB) • Internal Mainstreaming and Advocacy (GM…) • Support to regional knowledge networks (UNDP, UNEP, GM, World Bank, Pelum, NEPAD) • Linking to regional CSO, learning networks (e.g. Eco-Agriculture partners), SOLARID, WISP . . AND A PARTNERSHIP OUR LAND – OUR WEALTH, OUR FUTURE, IN OUR HANDS

  2. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ACTIVITY LINES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ORGANISING AL2: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Identification of 4 themes and supporting SAGs • Knowledge Base alignment (AL2 SAG) • Captures SLM Investment source book, mainstreaming guidelines, policy guidelines, land tenure guidelines, regional barrier analysis, PER guidelines) • Economic Cost Benefit Work (UNDP, World Bank, GM, IFAD, AfDB) • Link to LDC SIDS, market assessment tools • CSIF (GEF IA, EAs, NEPAD, GM, Country Rep.) • Recommendation to develop a country level guidelines for engagement • M&E (UNDP, GM, World Bank, CSO, NEPAD) • SIP M&E, LADA, Knowledge from the Land, TA M&E framework, GEF . . AND A PARTNERSHIP OUR LAND – OUR WEALTH, OUR FUTURE, IN OUR HANDS

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