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Exploring the Impact of Regenerative Agriculture Investments on Equitable Outcomes: Key Points for Impact Investors

Writer's picture: David CooperDavid Cooper

I'm an impact investor and aggregator of alternative funding models; here are key points to consider regarding supporting the transformation of regional regenerative systems with a focus on equitable outcomes: The regenerative agriculture investment landscape is growing, with $321.1 billion in managed assets integrating sustainable food criteria and $47.5 billion related explicitly to regenerative agriculture. (1) Emerging asset classes like farmland, cash, and fixed income are ripe for rapid development to enable regenerative agriculture. (1)


As an impact investor, you can support the growth of these alternative financing models while also advocating for mechanisms that prioritize equitable access and community-led initiatives. (1,2) Partnering with local organizations, credit unions, and mission-aligned financial partners can help channel capital to the farmers and communities most in need. (1)


Ultimately, transforming regional food systems requires a systems-level approach considering interconnected social, environmental, and economic factors. (2) As an impact investor, you provide patient, flexible capital and technical assistance to enable this holistic, equitable transition. (1,2)




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