Great to listen to the discussion about building regenerative into short, medium and long term strategy at the #ReutersResponsibleBusiness event yesterday. The benefits of regenerative are clear, but what is absolutely critical to making regenerative practices a success are people. Without involving farmers as #equal partners and stakeholders, we won’t get anywhere. Michael Gidney, CEO of The Fairtrade Foundation, final points : 1) The importance of paying a fair price to farmers so they have the investment and resources to plan long term and implement regenerative practices 2) We must give power to farmers so they have an equal stake 3) we need to see more businesses willing to work in a pre competitive space to invest in these solutions that will benefits all of us.
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ESG | Regenerative Food and Wine 🌿 The latest edition of Business News features an eight-page insert on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in business, exploring regenerative food and wine. Liv Declerck’s first story investigates the growth of regenerative agriculture in WA, and how storytelling can boost the food industry solution. Her second article reports on two wineries restoring land through regenerative strategies and sharing their knowledge through farm tours. READ HERE | https://lnkd.in/gPwFUnyU With thanks to our presenting partners Carbon Neutral, Crystal Print & Packaging Solutions and World Vision #businessnews #esg #environment #social #governance #news #westernaustralia
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For anyone looking to understand the interrelationship between landscapes and regenerative agriculture, this will be an useful event jointly conducted by 1000 Landscapes For 1 Billion People and Regen10 at #cop28
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A new report from World Economic Forum lays out a breakthrough model for financing and collaboration to support farmers and accelerate the transition to sustainable food production. Research on more than 50 U.S. regenerative agriculture programs informed the report's findings, which highlight how capital and capabilities can be coordinated and deployed more effectively to address economic, technical, and social barriers to farmer adoption. Our members Bayer, Environmental Defense Fund, Nutrien Ag Solutions, PepsiCo, and Unilever and partners Practical Farmers of Iowa and Precision Conservation Management contributed to the report. Dive in: https://lnkd.in/eVvk-nxy
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