Capacity Exchange

Our programs and activities for capacity exchange aim to improve environmental decision-making processes

Decision Support

We develop sophisticated user-friendly decision support platforms for multi-criteria spatial optimisation planning of environmental challenges

Forest Restoration

Forest and landscape restoration is critical for reducing the negative impacts caused by humans to the environment as it can generate several benefits

Natural Regeneration

Natural forest regeneration is the most cost-effective nature-based solution as it is a low-cost, low-tech and high impact strategy for sequestering carbon and conserving biodiversity

Spatial Planning

Systematic spatial planning is key for guiding practices that maximise a variety of long-term environmental benefits, while minimising costs

ICEED at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15) in Montreal, Canada

Program for Capacity Exchange in Environmental Decisions (PROCEED) Australia-Brazil Alumni

ICEED and FAO are working on the Proof-of-Concept of a Prototype Decision Support Tool in Uganda

The Institute for Capacity Exchange in Environmental Decisions (former IIS-AU) institutional video

We develop research, capacity exchange and spatial planning to inform environmental decision-making

Partners (21)

Australian Embassy Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Conservation International Convention on Biological Diversity European Union Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Forest Ecosystem Restoration Initiative Forestation International International Institute for Sustainability International Union for Conservation of Nature Korean Forest Service São Paulo State University (UNESP) Spatial Ecology and Conservation Lab - University of Florida The Australian National University The University of Melbourne The University of Queensland U.S. Agency for International Development Universidade Veiga de Almeida University of California Berkeley World Conservation Society World Resources Institute