This document summarizes findings from a review of 191 integrated landscape initiatives (ILIs) in Latin America and Africa. The review aimed to compare experiences and lessons learned. Key findings include: 1) ILIs had multiple objectives like reducing degradation and improving food security; 2) they engaged diverse stakeholders, especially in government and producer groups; and 3) outcomes were higher when ILIs invested in agroforestry and had stronger coordination. However, ILIs faced challenges securing long-term funding and policy support. The review concludes landscape approaches can help coordination and empower local communities to manage resources, but require long timeframes and engaging all stakeholders, including the private sector.
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