Assess, validate and showcase your impact
The LandScale digital platform enables landscape initiatives to credibly assess, report and track sustainability at landscape level.
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Evaluate the maturity of your landscape initiative
Showcase progress in adopting best practices for integrated landscape management, in a way that is aligned with CDP and SBTN reporting requirements.
1. Evaluate
Use the LandScale platform to evaluate the maturity of your landscape initiative across four key criteria: scale, multi-stakeholder process and platform, collective goals and actions, and collective monitoring framework.
2. Validate
LandScale will review the information provided and confirm the landscape initiative’s maturity.
3. Showcase
Highlight the areas where most progress has been made, and the areas where additional support and resources are needed to strengthen the initiative and enable it to deliver greater impact. Once published, the profile can be easily shared with any organization engaging with the landscape initiative.
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Discover the landscape initiative maturity framework
Set across four criteria and nine sub-criteria, LandScale's landscape initiative maturity criteria are designed to align to reporting requirements from CDP and SBTN, making disclosure easier than ever.
Assess, validate and report the impact of your landscape initiative
Monitor sustainability performance at landscape-level using our digital platform’s step-by-step workflow, practical guidance, data resource library and field-tested, holistic indicators, which can be customized to meet your needs.
Receive technical support and gain additional confidence in the results by selecting our validation service. This involves validation of the results by both local stakeholders and the LandScale team.
Discover the assessment framework
The assessment framework provides a holistic set of performance indicators that can be tailored to your landscape
How assessment works
The LandScale platform guides your team through a three-step assessment process.
Step A
Start your assessment by providing general information that defines the scope and context of your landscape. This includes outlining the geographic boundaries of your landscape, providing relevant background details, and specifying payment information. These initial steps help ensure that your assessment is accurately framed before progressing to the next stage.
Step B
At this stage, choose the indicators, metrics, and data that best fit your landscape. You have full flexibility, but we recommend using LandScale’s Core indicators to build a strong baseline. We’ve made things simpler: indicators are now labeled as either Core (essential for a complete assessment) or Additional. Metrics are categorized as Essential (required for evaluation) or Complementary (helpful for added context but optional).
Step C
This is the metric evaluation stage where the process has been enhanced with a cleaner, more intuitive interface designed to simplify data entry and review. A new commenting panel allows team members to leave feedback, ask questions, and track decisions in one centralized space—making cross-team collaboration more efficient and transparent throughout the assessment process.
