But the challenge ahead is clear: ensuring that nature and #FoodSystems are treated as parts of a single, living system.

That means greater connection and coherence across frameworks and standards, and continued collaboration across the food system to align ambition, action, and accountability.

Enriching insights shared by the panel and audience alike showed a deep, global commitment to an inclusive food systems transformation.

We were also thrilled to be featured as a stand-out project at the #IUCN Pavilion for our contribution to their sustainable agriculture ambitions.

Collaborative dialogue is the first step, but farmers must be actively supported in advocating for the policies, resources, and conditions required to achieve regenerative food systems for all.

See the full Action Brief for and with Farmers and Fishers: sites.google.com/convene.spac...

✏️ Collaborating with science, academia, and policymakers to develop fair, consistent, outcomes-based frameworks to guide progress.

💸 Strengthening investment in local communities and economies to create new market opportunities and support marginalised groups, including women and youth.

🧑🏽‍🌾 Integrating the experiences, knowledge, and realities of farmers to create more resilient food systems built though local, Indigenous and scientific knowledge.

🌽 Producing a diversity of foods suited to local conditions and cultures, aligning sustainable production with nutritious diets.

Our Executive Director also enjoyed being part of a panel on collective action and appreciated the opportunity to share Regen10’s ongoing ambition to connect local action to global transformation.

Thank you to the whole #RegenWA team! We’re excited to keep the momentum going!

Resonating across borders, issues such as land tenure, youth engagement, inclusive policy support, and market incentives for regenerative agriculture and #agroecology remained crucial conversations.

And a powerful recognition: when we give to nature, nature gives back exponentially 🌍

Regen10 will be working over the coming weeks to identify a suitable organisational home for the initiative moving forward.

More updates as available will be shared via the Regen10 website and social channels.

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Working alongside the Secretariat team and a Program Evaluator, the Regen10 Learning Partner will help to shape the initiative's future-looking strategy and next-phase MEL approach, using retrospective learnings within a dynamic, ambitious, and global partner network.

⏰ Deadline on 2 May 2025

Open tools and shared learning are key to a just transition.

With better data, farmers and food systems actors can advocate for what’s needed—and co-create regenerative food systems that work for people, nature, and climate.

Read from from Regen10: regen10.org

✏️ Our Cost-Benefit Tool helps users explore the current and future states of their agricultural systems - modelling the economic impacts of regenerative transitions across landscapes.

🧮 Accessible. Transparent. Actionable.

Discover the Tool: airtable.com/appnkuB6ywIw...

These resources are designed to help users understand the economic implications of a regenerative transition across landscapes.

💡 Our Methodology was applied across six landscapes to understand how farmer-led adoption of regenerative approaches affects profitability and environmental outcomes.

🚨 Tomorrow, join us as we take our next step and share the open access and free to use Cost-Benefit Tool & Methodology behind these insights!

Explore our Transition Pathways ahead of the launch: regen10.org/transition-p...

To make transition possible:

🤝 Landscape and civil society partnerships must be strengthened
🧑‍🌾 Farmers must be provided with tailored and sufficient financial support
🌱 Land ownership for farmers must be safeguarded

Learn more: regen10.org/transition-p...