Discover how innovative finance and incentives can accelerate the transition to regenerative agriculture while strengthening climate resilience and farmer livelihoods. This session explores how innovative finance, policy incentives and cross-sector collaboration can unlock finance needed to scale regenerative food systems.

The conversation focuses on the financial and structural barriers slowing the transition to regenerative agriculture, including farmer risk during adoption, misaligned financial markets, and the lack of long-term investment security. Panelists emphasize solutions such as blended finance, affordable and flexible capital, stronger buyer commitments, and evidence-based approaches grounded in real-world practice.

The session also underscores the importance of partnerships, local knowledge, and scalable models to drive impact across supply chains, ultimately positioning regenerative agriculture as a key pathway for climate resilience, biodiversity restoration, and sustainable rural livelihoods.

Enabling the transition: Incentives and finance for regenerative agriculture

Publisher: Global Landscapes Forum (GLF)

Language: Portuguese & English

Year: 2026

Ecosystem(s): Forests

Location(s): Caribbean Islands, Latin America

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