Our programs and activities for capacity exchange aim to improve environmental decision-making processes
We develop sophisticated user-friendly decision support platforms for multi-criteria spatial optimisation planning of environmental challenges
Forest and landscape restoration is critical for reducing the negative impacts caused by humans to the environment as it can generate several benefits
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
Systematic spatial planning is key for guiding practices that maximise a variety of long-term environmental benefits, while minimising costs
IIS developed a global incentive mechanism for REDD+ based in complementary incentives to reduce the historical flow of emissions and avoid the conversion of carbon stocks. The “Combined Incentives” mechanism was recognized as a leading option for REDD+ implementation by a number of reviews and was implemented in the landmark Norway-Guyana agreement.
