Multi-stakeholder partnership towards sustainable land management

In land restoration, farmers are not just mere recipients but major partners in implementation because they are the ones working in the field. Photo shows members of a people's organization tending crops at one of the INREMP sites at Mt Data, Bauko, Mountain Province. Photo: ICRAF/Grace Ann Reynoso

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