2026 IFLA Jellicoe Award Winner
Dr Diane Menzies
2026 IFLA President’s Award Winner
Maria Gabriella Trovato
2026 IFLA Jellicoe Award Winner
Dr Diane Menzies
2026 IFLA President’s Award Winner
Maria Gabriella Trovato
The IFLA Global Impact Fund is our collective step forward, an initiative created to support the people, ideas, and projects that can truly transform our planet.
IFLA’s 19 ambitious Working Programmes are designed to harness the collective expertise of its members, address critical global challenges, and increase the profession's impact.
We invite industry experts to join our dynamic community through our diverse membership plans and contributing to advancing the global landscape architecture profession.
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Twenty-nine years ago, ten European professional landscape architects met in Vilvoorde (Belgium) to create the European Foundation for Landscape Architecture (EFLA) inspired from the international experience they had witnessed, in 1948 with the creation of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA), and who believed that our way of perceiving and understanding the world –derived from our profession- could contribute to its development.
Landscape architecture has had a presence in our continent since Frederick Law Olmsted referred to it as a profession and founded the program.
The dynamic Region of Asia Pacific is re-asserting its place in the discipline of landscape architecture. The richness, diversity and sensitivity of contemporary landscape designs throughout the Region are testament to the extensive history and strong cultural stories and traditions that shape us.
Our profession in Africa is young and lacking in national government recognition in most cases. All our work is done on a voluntary basis, and so any offers of help and participation are warmly welcomed from individuals, professions or associations in related fields.