in the united republic of tanzania the southern agricultural corridor land use dialogue sagcot takes an integrated approach to managing agricultural and wooded landscapes thereby potentially contributing to sdgs and these case studies illustrate the benefits of a landscapescale approach to integrating forestry agriculture and other goals such as watershed management and climate resilience however the case studies such as those from nepal and the united republic of tanzania also highlight the potential difficulties of reconciling a broad landscapescale approach with a fully decentralized one that empowers local communities and villages as well as the need to overcome these difficulties through cooperation between community groups and authorities operating on a landscape scale