Agricultural stakeholders unite in urging industry-wide consensus on measuring and expanding regenerative practices. Without alignment on metrics, scaling proves challenging. Standardizing outcomes is crucial for securing financing, policy support, and enhancing corporate responsibility.
WBCSD has officially joined the Nutrient Density Alliance, which offers the opportunity for multistakeholder collaboration essential to achieving a healthy and sustainable food system for all.
How to scale up regenerative agriculture and how to spread the financial risks along the supply chain?
Africa’s food systems are facing unprecedented challenges such as climate change, geopolitical instability and rising food prices following the impacts of COVID-19 and the Ukraine war.
Members of a leading international business coalition for the protection and restoration of biodiversity have welcomed the European Commission’s initiative for an EU Soil Monitoring Law.
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This piece of work brings forward the farmer perspective on transitioning to regenerative agriculture. We explore the economics through the lens of an “average” Kansas wheat farmer but present a methodology that can be translated and applied to other geographies and commodities.
Short-term financial investment for farmers can reach nearly USD $40 per acre, but long-term profits can grow 120%; public and private sector assistance needed to de-risk transition to regenerative practices
n December 2022, OP2B coalition and its members joined the 15th COP in Montreal, Canada as observers of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity.
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