• Bring together leading data providers (UN Task Force, UNCCD, PBL, etc.); explore GRIH.info and the Geospatial Data platform
  • Regularly review and share global best practices in restoration and conservation
  • Build user-friendly tools to access databases for media and influencers
  • Create high-impact data visualizations for media and campaigns
  • Partner with top filmmakers to produce documentaries on success stories
  • Develop immersive exhibitions that let audiences “experience” restoration futures; explore Save Land: United For Land exhibit
  • Launch global awards for restoration leadership, including a prestigious
  • Establish a Private Sector Forum to scale up restoration efforts
  • Launch a conference series (with OECD, WEF, WBCSD) on tax, subsidy and investment reforms
  • Collaborate with initiatives like Trillion Trees, Ark, and the Land Degradation Neutrality Fund
  • Partner with business schools and consumer/youth networks to shift the investment narrative
  • Support young entrepreneurs and start-ups in restoration-focused businesses
  • Research private sector needs and highlight land-based investment opportunities
  • Facilitate policy dialogues between business and governments
  • Promote blended finance and incentives for long-term land stewardship
  • Recommend ways to phase out harmful subsidies
  • Create a Social Forum for Land Restoration with Indigenous peoples, women, and youth
  • Build a citizen science network to document land degradation and restoration (photos, videos, games, hackathons, blockchain for transparency)
  • Partner with Ecosystem Restoration Camps to train volunteers and farmers in regenerative practices
  • Establish a Media Award for outstanding journalism on land and habitat issues
  • Support Indigenous peoples, women and youth as key change-makers in land management; explore Restoration Return Grants
  • Work with faith-based organizations to mobilize communities for restoration

Capacity Building