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Climate and Nature Strategy at Quantis

After 2 intense days at the Future of Food - Innovation Forum in Amsterdam, I'm happy to share a few insights from the enlightening discussions we had around the regeneration of our food system: - Change is swift and significant, creating a real sense of MOMENTUM. - The key success factor in implementing regenerative programs is TRUST (from the farmers and the investors) - It relies on long term commitments that tick 3 boxes : Price, Protection and Professionalisation - We need pragmatic frameworks that foster collaborative initiatives and ensure the fair allocation of the benefits to those who do take action and risks! But we should absolutely not wait for them to ACT. - Last but not least, regenerative agriculture is also a great opportunity to tackle social issues and indeed has the potential to improve both the LIVELIHOOD and the health of thousands (million?) of people.   At the root of any value chain and at the crossroad of social, environmental and economic challenges, regenerative agriculture seems to be the first step in the profound transformation required to shift from the present degenerative paradigm. Marina Haydn Mollie Hoss-Kuhne Jules Castro Virginie Freire👋

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Alain Vidal

Consulting Professor AgroParisTech, Senior Advisor Biodiversity Quantis, Scientific Advisor OP2B

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Thanks Isabelle for this summary!

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