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    Manual Provides Guidance on GIAHS Monitoring and Evaluation

    IPSI member, the United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability Operating Unit Ishikawa/Kanazawa (UNU-IAS OUIK), recently published the GIAHS Monitoring and Evaluation Manual: A Technical Reference. The publication provides a guide to designing and implementing a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) process for Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems.

    2022.04.11
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    Symposium Promotes Community-based Activities & Governance for Seascape Restoration

    2022.02.18
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    New publication: "Landscape approach for biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development co-benefits"

    2022.02.10
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    Rural Landscape Project of The University of Hong Kong Received UN-Habitat’s 2021 Asian Townscape Award

    2022.01.25
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    New publication: Four Picture Books Illustrate Revival and Rebuilding of SEPLS

    2021.12.22
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    Four new members and two IPSI Collaborative Activities endorsed

    2021.12.21
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    Session at ISAP 2021 Highlights Benefits of Landscape Approaches

    2021.12.13
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    New publication: Policy Brief on Resilience in Landscapes & Seascapes to Build Back Better

    2021.11.15
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    Call for Papers: Satoyama Initiative Thematic Review Volume 8

    2021.11.11
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