This is the deck used to facilitate our first co-design collaboration following the public launch of 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People, during Climate Week in New York City. We presented the initiative, it's Big Hairy Audacious Goal, and its proposed structure and timeline. Then we asked some key questions that will help shape co-design processes and frames during the following 6-9 month intensive design period. Perhaps you'd like to answer those questions too? Comment with your thoughts!

1. 1000 Landscapes for
1 Billion People
A radical collaboration for
resilient communities and
restored nature
27 September 2019

2. Agenda 3PM - Welcome and introductions
3:15 – Overview of 1KL and the collaborative design phase
• Presentation - Sara Scherr, EcoAgriculture Partners
• Perspectives on 1KL from Core Design Team—
Nigel Sizer, Rainforest Alliance; Jim Fruchterman, Tech Matters;
Jamison Ervin, UNDP
• Perspectives and Questions on 1KL from Partners
4:00 – Designing for an effective 1KL Design Process
• Digital landscape action platform
• Landscape finance
• 1KL Organizational Model(s)
5:00 – Working together on next steps

3. 1000 Landscapes for
1 Billion People
A radical collaboration for
resilient communities and
restored nature About the Initiative

4. Multi-stakeholder landscape partnerships are
proliferating, and having impact

5. Integrated Landscape Management
Long-term collaboration among different groups of land managers and
stakeholders to achieve the multiple objectives required from the
landscape.
Community-
engaged
processes
Agreed
management
objectives
Ecological
Social and
Economic
interact
Land use
practices for
multiple
benefits
Markets and
policies are
aligned

6. Challenge
Landscape partnerships struggle to organize
and coordinate investable projects and sustain
long-term processes that regenerate their
ecosystems and economies.

7. 3 systemic barriers
1. Expertise to facilitate landscape-scale partnerships is
scarce, costly and difficult to access
2. Local stakeholders’ vision and priorities are undermined
by top-down development strategies
3. Landscape partnerships are unable to mobilize
investment at scale

8. 3 interlocking
solutions to create
new systems for
success
1.Digital Landscape Action
Platform
2.Financial innovations
3.Networked support systems
centering landscape initiatives

9. Key elements
Digital Global People-centered Moves money

10. Core values
Holistic
Catalytic
Inclusive
Entrepreneurial
Collaborative

11. GOAL
1000 landscapes use our system to unlock
regeneration by 2030, benefitting 1 billion
people by transforming economies and
ecosystems.

12. Strategy for scaling
Design & Launch
(2019-21)
• Prototype Digital Landscape Action Platform, LIFT 2.0, Finance
innovations
• Partner and test with 10 landscape initiatives
• Design and establish 1KL organizational strategy
Proof of Concept
(2022-24)
• Strengthened organization,investment-readiness in 50+ landscapes
• 1KL Investment Readiness Fund established, funds mobilized
• Innovative finance mechanisms being used
Implementation at
Scale (2025-28)
• Investment-readiness in 300+ landscapes, using platform
• 10+ new financial mechanisms established
• Digital platform user and investment-readiness support capacity
institutionalized
Mainstreaming Impact
(2028-2030+)
• 1000+ Landscape Initiatives on the platform
• Replication of financial mechanisms to fund trillions of USD in
synergistic landscape investments

13. Radical
collaborators
Now starting our
co-design process

14. Organization for co-design phase

15. Consultations with
• Landscape Developers
• Financiers
• 1KL Funders

16. Brainstorm Prompts
• What would you like to see?
• What do we need to ask?
• Who do we need to ask?
• What features should we consider?
Digital
Landscape
Action
Platform
Financial
Mechanisms
Organizational
Design

17. LANDSCAPES.GLOBAL
for more information.
contact
Sara J. Scherr
sscherr@ecoagriculture.org

18. Next Steps
• How would you like to participate?

19. Timelineforco-design Month Activity
September-
Oct 2019
Design team organization in New York
Consultations with national governments and UN agencies in New Delhi at UNCCD
Oct 2 – North America Landscape Finance Forum, Chicago
November
2019
Nov 12-15 – African Landscapes Dialogue, Tanzania – consultation with landscapes
Core design team meets in Amsterdam; organize Design Teams and methodology
December-
March 2020
Consultations with 12 landscape partnerships; identify existing tools, digital platforms
Evaluate Landscape Finance Models; feedback from users of LIFT
March 3-6 (tentative) – Mesoamerica Landscapes Dialogue, Mexico, consultations
Engage with prospective donor participants in convening; continue fund-raising
Consult with experts and partners about management and governance options for 1KL
March (TBD) – Convene Funders (in Europe)
April-June
2020
April - Co-design Synthesis Workshop
Design initial prototypes for testing with landscape partnerships
Explore modalities for collaborative learning and synthesis across landscapes and metrics
Prepare note on options for 1kl governance and management
Communications and outreach
Mobilize funding for next phase
Participatory assessment of 1KL process during initial co-design phase