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🗣️ “Youth not only play a vital role in ensuring the food they consume is healthy, but also that it is harmonious with nature.” We are thrilled to share our latest blog, written by the Kenya Indigenous Youth Network’s Loolasho Bernard, that looks at the critical role young people can play in the transition towards regenerative food systems, and the support they need. At a regional convening in Kenya last year, co-hosted by Regen10 and #ECIAfrica, Bernard outlined the barriers facing indigenous young people who are engaged with regenerative and agroecological food systems. Bernard delves further into this important topic in this blog, outlining how policymakers, investors and other actors can help break down these barriers and boost youth engagement in food systems. To read the blog, press below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e92UnbeW #FoodSystems #Regenerative #Kenya #IndigenousYouth #KIYN

📢 Join 1000 Landscapes For 1 Billion People (1000L), EcoAgriculture Partners & Regen10 on 20 March for the launch of a new report A Strategy for Transforming Food Systems through Regenerative Landscapes! This webinar aims to inspire dynamic conversation on the interconnections between food systems and regenerative agriculture, and the role landscape partnerships can play in accelerating large-scale action for people and nature. Join us to explore the opportunities for action and reflect on next steps needed to mobilize regenerative landscape finance, strengthen partnerships, and integrate landscape thinking into global food system strategies. Hear from leaders working across the agriculture, conservation and business spectrum, including Rainforest Alliance, WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Agroecology Coalition, World Farmers' Organisation, UNDP, The Rockefeller Foundation, and more! 💻 Register here: https://lnkd.in/e5ecFTkM  #RegenerativeLandscapes #FoodSystemsTransformation #RegenAg #1000Landscapes #Regen10

📆 Mark your calendars! We've got a webinar you won't want to miss. 🌽 🌳 Join us on March 20, 2025 (10:30 AM—12:00 PM EDT), alongside EcoAgriculture Partners and Regen10, as we launch our highly anticipated report, A Strategy for Transforming Food Systems through Regenerative Landscapes. The session aims to inspire dynamic conversation on the relationship between #foodsystems and #regenerative #agriculture and the role landscape partnerships can play in accelerating large-scale action for people and nature. Hear from a diverse panel of leaders as they reflect on the paper's recommendations, explore opportunities for action, and examine the ingredients needed to mobilize regenerative landscape finance, strengthen partnerships, and integrate landscape thinking into global food system strategies. 🎤 Featured speakers include experts from Rainforest Alliance, the WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Agroecology Coalition, the World Farmers' Organisation, UNDP, The Rockefeller Foundation, and more. 💻 Register here: https://lnkd.in/e5ecFTkM Do you know others working in regenerative agriculture, food systems, or landscape approaches? Share this opportunity with them!    #RegenerativeLandscapes #FoodSystemsTransformation #RegenAg #1000Landscapes #Regen10

We were thrilled to hear from Rosinah Mbenya in a recent blog highlighting how ecological land use management can support an equitable and resilient food systems’ transition. In this blog, learn about PELUM Kenya Association and how they're advancing the rights of small-scale farmers and pastoralists in Kenya, while also serving as an educational hub to explore regenerative and agroecological practices.   🌱 Continue reading: https://lnkd.in/eY6eabtj #FoodSystems #RegenerativeAgriculture #Kenya #PELUM #ELUM

🍵This new instalment in our #TransitionPathways series explores tea, coffee, maize and beans in Kenya’s Murang’a County. Our analysis suggests that transitions could generate around USD $125 million for Murang’a County’s agricultural landscapes within a 10-year period. But it is imperative that the costs of transition are shared between all food system actors, and that farmers have the support they need to adopt regenerative and agroecological practices, including: 🍃Publicly- and philanthropically- funded technical aid 🍃Tailored and sufficient financial support 🍃Protected land ownership This Transition Pathways brief was developed in partnership with PELUM Kenya Association – a network of organizations dedicated to supporting small-scale farmers👩🌾 Swipe below for key insights, and read the full brief on our website ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eXk93y5w #Regen10 #FoodSystems #Regenerative #Agroecology #Kenya

Transforming Agriculture: Empowering Smallholder Farmers for a Sustainable Future. At TAWI, we believe that the future of agriculture is built on trust, transparency, and resilience. Our CEO, Cherotich Rutto, shares her insights on how we can drive meaningful transformation by equipping smallholder farmers with the tools, knowledge, and market access they need to thrive. In her latest feature for the Regen10 blog, Chero explores: ✅ The challenges farmers face in accessing finance and fair markets ✅ The power of digital solutions in strengthening agricultural ecosystems ✅ Why collaboration is key to sustainable food systems Read the full blog here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dM4-5NJw #AgricultureTransformation #SustainableFarming #SmallholderFarmers #TAWI #InnovationInAgriculture

We're thrilled that Cherotich Rutto of Tawi Fresh Kenya has penned a blog for Regen10 in which she outlines how smallholder farmers can be supported and empowered through collaboration and innovative finance. TAWI Fresh - a digital marketplace connecting farmers across Kenya with commercial buyers - is committed to creating an agricultural value chain with higher incomes, more jobs and enterprise growth.   Collaboration is a key part of achieving this goal, and Cherotich identifies three main strands to generating strong collaborative efforts: 🤝Knowledge sharing 🧑🌾Inclusive supply chains 📱Harnessing technology   Financial support for food systems remains critically low, and Cherotich outlines the innovative financial models that can support sustainable practices. She also reviews the ways in which stakeholders and collaborative action can help create trusted and transparent markets.   To read the full blog, press below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/dM4-5NJw #Regen10 #TawiFresh #regenerative #agroecology #FoodSystems Meridian Institute

As part of Regen10’s #FrameworkTrials in Nebraska, we visited Brian, a fifth generation farmer who works on 1,600 acres of land🧑🌾 Brian showed the team how he is shifting towards more sustainable farming practices for his corn, soybean and cattle. He is pictured below doing soil tests to understand the form and strength of the growing conditions in the ground. Healthy soils are a critical component of farmers’ ability to provide food and directly impacts yield and quality of outputs. By embracing regenerative and agroecological approaches, as Brian has demonstrated, soil health can be improved, meaning, for example, that it can hold more water. Our thanks to all those who helped with the trials, spotlighting the change that is happening on-the-ground 👏 Learn more from Regen10: https://lnkd.in/exHnEC2Y Are you a farmer transitioning towards regenerative approaches? Share your experiences in the comments ⬇️

In our latest blog, Rosinah Mbenya of PELUM Kenya Association details how her organization is at the forefront of advancing the rights of smallholder farmers and pastoralists, while also serving as an educational hub to explore agricultural practices. She delves into how ecological land use management can support an equitable food systems’ transition, and notes the importance of Regen10’s Outcomes Framework and Transition Pathways analyses.   We will shortly be releasing a new Transition Pathways analysis on the costs and benefits of regenerative and agroecological approaches in Murang’a County, Kenya, in partnership with PELUM. Keep an eye out for this on our social media channels! To read more, check out Rosinah's full blog ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eY6eabtj #Regen10 #PELUM #regenerative #agroecology #Kenya Meridian Institute

Next up in the #FrameworkTrials series - where we spotlight some of the farms that trialed the Regen10 Outcomes Framework - we head to Graham’s farm in Nebraska🌾 Graham is a fifth-generation soy and corn farmer, who is gradually transitioning towards regenerative farming to build up the resilience and success of his farm. As part of the transition, Graham has started growing fruit and nut trees – diversifying his income streams – and monitors soil health through sample testing, including water absorption and species counting. By increasing the diversity of his products, Graham is spreading production risk which increases economic resilience of the farm as well as boosting biodiversity. Graham runs an organization called GC Resolve, which focuses on grassroots community development, mobilization, and education to build regenerative and resilient communities 🤝 (link in comments) To find out more about Graham’s farm, read Olivia Boothman's blog (link in comments)⬇️ #regenerativeagriculture #Regen10