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International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA)
"We are thrilled to announce the signing of a groundbreaking partnership between The International Federation of Landscape Architect IFLA and FutureScape Global, a leader in the landscape industry exhibition sector. This collaboration is set to elevate the visibility and impact of the landscape profession, creating stronger connections between IFLA and FutureScape Global. This historic agreement will enhance the relationship between landscape practitioners and industry suppliers, fostering innovation and collaboration across the field.
As part of this exciting partnership, we are looking forward to the FutureScape Global Expo, taking place on April 28th and 29th, 2025, at the Arena Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. This unique event will coincide with World Landscape Architecture Month in April 2025 and promises to be an incredible platform for forging new connections and advancing collaboration within the landscape architecture industry." IFLA - International Federation of Landscape Architects
IFLA officially represents the world body of landscape architects through its member associations and regions and in both governmental and non-governmental organizations, such as the UN, UNESCO, UIA, etc. We are a not-for-profit, non-political, non-governmental organisation.
Our mission is to promote the landscape architecture profession within a collaborative partnership of the allied built-environment professions, demanding the highest standards of education, training, research and professional practice, and providing leadership and stewardship in all matters.
Our objectives are to-
Develop and promote the profession and discipline of Landscape Architecture, together with its related arts and sciences, throughout the world
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Support the profession in its continuing role as an instrument of aesthetic achievement and social change to aid public health and wellbeing
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Contribute in identifying and preserving the intricate balance of those ecological systems upon which the future of civilization depends
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Establish high standards of professional practice in design and planning of the landscape, its management, conservation and development
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Promote educational and professional international exchange of knowledge, skills and experience.
iFLA Structure and Governance
The World Council, comprising members of the Executive Committee and the duly appointed members of the national or multi-national associations is the governing body of IFLA.
IFLA Executive Committee is responsible for the general management of IFLA and to develop policies and propose these to the World Council. The committee is currently composed of President and Treasurer, 5 Regional Presidents and three chairs of our committees. The committee members are nominated by the members and elected for a two year term.
