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The aim of the NILM Workshop is to bring together all the researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both academia and industry. The primary goal is to provide a convenient forum to share common research goals and identify common themes for collaboration.
The aim of the NILM Workshop is to bring together all the researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both academia and industry. The primary goal is to provide a convenient forum to share common research goals and identify common themes for collaboration.
From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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The aim of the NILM Workshop is to bring together all the researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both academia and industry. The primary goal is to provide a convenient forum to share common research goals and identify common themes for collaboration.
The aim of the NILM Workshop is to bring together all the researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both academia and industry. The primary goal is to provide a convenient forum to share common research goals and identify common themes for collaboration.
The aim of the NILM Workshop is to bring together all the researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both academia and industry. The primary goal is to provide a convenient forum to share common research goals and identify common themes for collaboration.
The aim of the NILM Workshop is to bring together all the researchers that are working on the topic of energy disaggregation in both academia and industry. The primary goal is to provide a convenient forum to share common research goals and identify common themes for collaboration.
From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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The ADAPT Public Consultation Workshop serves as a platform for dialogue
among diverse stakeholders to refine the monitoring and evaluation framework
for mangrove-based ecosystem adaptation to climate change.
Through the exchange of knowledge, field experiences, and stakeholder
perspectives, the workshop aims to strengthen adaptation practices that are
measurable, participatory, and evidence-based.
As climate challenges continue to grow in complexity, resilience is built not only
through action on the ground, but also through our ability to understand,
assess, and learn from the impacts of those actions.
Photo by Ricky Martin/Landscape Alliance
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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Hosted in Iloilo, the Philippines from 9-14 February, the 2026 GLF Asia Community & Action Assembly, convened 16 Asia-based GLFx Chapters and Restoration Stewards, for a week of collective thinking, knowledge sharing, and co-creation.
Photos by Jessica Roasa/Global Landscapes Forum
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
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Hosted in Iloilo, the Philippines from 9-14 February, the 2026 GLF Asia Community & Action Assembly, convened 16 Asia-based GLFx Chapters and Restoration Stewards, for a week of collective thinking, knowledge sharing, and co-creation.
Photos by Jessica Roasa/Global Landscapes Forum
news.globallandscapesforum.org
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From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
If you use one of our photos, please credit it accordingly and let us know. You can reach us through our Flickr account or at: news@cifor-icraf.org and m.edliadi@cifor-icraf.org
From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
If you use one of our photos, please credit it accordingly and let us know. You can reach us through our Flickr account or at: news@cifor-icraf.org and m.edliadi@cifor-icraf.org
From 23–25 June 2025, 30 restoration professionals from the GLFx chapters, the GLF Restoration Stewards program, Regreening Africa and K4GWWA gathered at the CIFOR-ICRAF Nairobi campus in Kenya to learn how to strengthen their work through a systems approach that builds bridges between stakeholders across levels and sectors.
Photo by Felix Odhiambo/Global Landscapes Forum
If you use one of our photos, please credit it accordingly and let us know. You can reach us through our Flickr account or at: news@cifor-icraf.org and m.edliadi@cifor-icraf.org