Sustainability beyond silos: Can the landscapes approach really catalyze cross-sector collaboration?

11:45 - 12:30
Land restoration, worker welfare, environmental sustainability- every sector is tackling the same challenges.  $12 trillion in annual agricultural and mining revenues depend on degrading ecosystems (World Bank), while 60% of global deforestation stems from just these two sectors (FAO). Yet solutions remain fragmented. 
 
By aligning incentives and operations across sectors through shared infrastructure, coordinated land-use planning, and joint sustainability investments, the landscapes approach offers a framework to convert zero-sum resource competition into mutually beneficial outcomes that balance productivity with ecological and social resilience. 
 
What would it take for resource-heavy industries to start scaling impact together? 
 
  • Can the landscapes approach be a driver to shift from competition to collaboration? 
  • Can pre-competitive partnerships like joint R&D unlock government incentives? 
  • The role of tech and policy in turning scattered pilot projects into systemic change 
  • How to create long-term value to move past timeline barriers  
 

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Anamya Anurag
Senior Project Manager
anamya.anurag@innovationforum.co.uk

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Anita Thomson
Chief Partnerships Officer
anita.thomson@innovationforum.co.uk 

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