Landscape and natural resource management
Since 2015, SIANI has collaborated with its expert groups to contribute to a holistic understanding of emerging issues and foster regional action and collaboration. Many of these groups remain connected to the network years later and continue making meaningful change in their regions. SIANI has followed up on some of these impacts below.
SIANI’s annual meeting 2025 took place in Stockholm, Sweden, bringing together SIANI members to discuss how to transform our food systems to become more inclusive and resilient in times of recurring and protracted crises.
SIANI’s expert group Dryland Agroforestry in East Africa has issued a call to accelerate gender equality in agriculture and economic development.
SIANI’s annual meeting 2025 took place in Stockholm, Sweden, bringing together SIANI members to discuss how to transform our food systems to become more inclusive and resilient in times of recurring and protracted crises.
This brief outlines the need to reduce reliance on synthetic pesticides, emphasising agroecology and agroforestry as sustainable alternatives.
Effective water governance, international cooperation and nature-based solutions can address water challenges and deliver ecological and social benefits.
The Wild Foods in Asia expert group aims to share insights between villages in different countries.
The expert group Pollination in Asia has launched six Living Labs in India, Laos, Nepal, and Sri Lanka to explore how beekeeping can help rural communities.
Ecosystems provide life-supporting systems for our societies, yet increasing threats from anthropogenic activities, climate change, and natural environmental changes affect them. The Royal Academy of Forestry and Agriculture (KSLA) and SIANI organized a webinar on Ecosystem Restoration for a Sustainable Development.
SIANI's expert group Wild Foods in Asia showcases the important role of wild forest food and traditional crops.
The SIANI expert group Reviving the Roots hopes that more people will rediscover Kyrgyzstan’s rich heritage of holistic soil management.
Achieving food and nutrition security in fragile contexts requires transitioning from short-term humanitarian aid to long-term resilience-building strategies.