With a median age of just 19.7 years, Africa’s diverse population is by far the youngest of any other continent in the world. These unique demographics offer a significant advantage in the drive to revive ecosystems and safeguard livelihoods. Africa’s youth have immense potential to forge a new development model and vision for the continent as they are already champions for landscape action and community-based solutions. The GLF, in partnership with the Youth in Landscapes Initiative, is launching the first ever Young African Landscape Leadership, an eight-month annual program filled with networking meetings, regional dialogues, workshops and much more.
Internal Course
Landscape Approach
Young African Landscape Leadership Program
Further your career in resilient landscapes managent
Prequisite
Estimated Time
8 months
0-5 Hours
Course Information
Location
Online
Institution
Youth in Landscapes (YiL)
Landscape Approach
Topics
Landscape Approach
Level
Beginner
Price
Free
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I learned innovative ways to solve landscape conflict and integrated landscape management. I will use these skills to address longstanding landscape management issues in my community
Caleb WakhunguLandscape Leadership MOOC 
The Landscape Leadership course taught me the importance of understanding stakeholders and involving them in landscape negotiations to create peace in a time of conflict.
Jackson Bunyangha 
I now have the confidence to contribute to landscape-related projects, design and implementation.
Wongel DagneLandscape Governance MOOC 
The Landscape Academy provides rich lessons needed to help face contemporary issues in landscape management. The courses allowed me to hone my research skills which will enable me to contribute significantly to helping solve national and global forest governance problems
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