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The World Economic Forum’s “100 Million Farmers” initiative outlines breakthrough financing models to support farmers in adopting sustainable practices. Current food systems contribute to over 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions, making rapid change vital to achieving climate goals. However, farmers face significant barriers—particularly financial—when transitioning to more sustainable methods. This report proposes new models for financing that share risks among diverse actors, including governments, businesses, and financial institutions.
Regenerative agriculture offers a key method for reducing emissions and enhancing soil health. Providing farmers with flexible financial support, such as loans, insurance, and upfront payments, reduces economic risks and encourages sustainability. A central component of the model is monetizing ecosystem services—like carbon sequestration, improved water quality, and biodiversity—so that farmers are compensated for the environmental benefits they provide.
Achieving these goals requires collaboration between the public and private sectors. Financial institutions are encouraged to offer more favorable loan terms and invest in technology to track sustainability metrics. Public policy also plays a crucial role by offering incentives and subsidies that create favorable conditions for sustainable farming investments.
Check the report here: https://bit.ly/3Yro2sh
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