ProSilience supports the agroecological transformation of food systems in Benin, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Madagascar, strengthening their resilience in the face of climate change and other stressors. Implemented by GIZ and co-funded by the EU and BMZ, ProSilience focuses on empowering stakeholders to become leaders of change — by developing their skills, fostering collaboration, and navigating complex transformation processes. The Agroecology Leadership Academy brings together nearly 40 participants from seven countries, creating a community of practice that helps drive sustainable food system transformation at both the local and international level.

The “Integrating the Multiple Values of Nature and its Benefits into Development Planning” seeks to assist in operationalising the concepts and principles in the IPBES values assessment, with a view to better mainstreaming the multiple values of nature and its benefits into development planning. The guide is targeted at development practitioners,  including those responsible for designing projects and programmes, planning interventions, formulating policies, and implementing, backstopping and monitoring the delivery of on-the-ground activities.