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Communities for Action - Farmers & Fishers Farmers & Fishers Community for Action

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.

It was a pleasure to attend the #StockholmFoodForum and support the launch of the Communities for Action Brief for and with Farmers & Fishers with @agroecology.bsky.social

The Action Brief captures critical perspectives from farmer, pastoralist and fisher organisations - and their calls to action.

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 🌍

🌱 We’re feeling energized after an inspiring few days at the #RegenWA Regenerative Food Systems Conference 2025!

The venue was brimming with positive energy and a commitment to continue identifying and building connections—both locally and globally.

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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Announcement – Meridian Institute, which houses the Regen10 Secretariat, has made the difficult decision to suspend its operations.

The Regen10 team remains committed to the longevity of the initiative and continued advancement of inclusive and equitable food systems transition.

The Vital Role of Young People in a Regenerative Food Systems Transition - Regen10 Bernard Loolasho (back row, second on right) with members of Kenya’s Indigenous Youth Network. Photo sourced from: https://ajws.org/blog/unity-is-our-strength-inside-kenyas-growing-movement-of-indigen...

Young people in Africa make up around 40% of the population, and have a significant role in a transition to more resilient food systems.

Bernard Loolasho, Kenya’s Indigenous Youth Network, highlights the opportunities and barriers in front of indigenous young people.

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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

📢 Request for proposals now open!

Regen10 is seeking a Learning Partner with expertise in providing monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) support to global multi-stakeholder food systems initiatives.

Read the full request and learn more: regen10.org/wp-content/u...

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.

📢 Just launched: Transition Pathways Cost-Benefit Tool & Methodology!

Over the past year, we’ve explored what it takes—financially and practically—for landscapes to transition to regenerative food systems through our Transition Pathways series.

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

🚨 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...

🌾 Regen10 and our partners have produced a series of Transition Pathways showing the costs, trade-offs and benefits of regenerative systems in key commodity-producing landscapes.

Our results are encouraging, indicating a transition will pay off over time with increased benefits for farmers.

Agriculture accounts for nearly 25% of the region's economy in North Dakota 🌳

Shifting market prices and unpredictable growing seasons present challenges, but we look at how a regenerative transition can have a positive impact on the economy and the environment.

More: 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...

💡 At #EAAC2025, conversations have been exploring pathways for enhancing food system productivity and sustainability.

In partnership with #PELUMKenya, we developed a Transition Pathway for the Murang'a County landscape, where agriculture & livestock farming are the backbone of the County’s economy.

Learn more about working towards a sustainable and inclusive food systems transition from:

🌱 Rosinah Mbenya, Country Coordinator, #PELUM Kenya
🌱 Cherotich Rutto, CEO & Founder, #TAWIFresh
🌱 Bernard Loolasho, Coordinator, Kenya’s Indigenous Youth Network

Discover our blog: regen10.org/blog/

🌍 This week marks the 2nd Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference, where discussions will centre on the immense potential of agroecology in transforming food systems.

At Regen10, we've had the pleasure of hearing from those working across Kenya and driving regenerative and agroecological practices.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Transforming Food Systems Through the Power of Landscape Partnerships. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. How can regenerative landscapes drive large-scale transformation in food systems? What does it take to establish long-term, community-led partnerships that align agriculture, environment, and local ec...

With #1000LandscapesFor1BillionPeople and #EcoAgriculturePartners, we'll hear from leaders working across the agriculture, conservation and business spectrum!

⏰ Thursday, 20 March at 10:30 - 12:00 EST

💻 Registration is still open: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

📢 Join us tomorrow for the launch of a new report 'A Strategy for Transforming Food Systems through Regenerative Landscapes'.

🌿 We'll explore interconnections between food systems and regenerative agriculture, and the role of landscape partnerships in accelerating action for people and nature.

Our Transition Pathways analysis in the East of England reveals the impact of a food systems transition.

The modelling suggests that adopting regenerative and agroecological practices will result in a 20% increase in farm profitability within six years.

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

The vital role of young people in a regenerative food systems transition   - Regen10 Bernard Loolasho (back row, second on right) with members of Kenya’s Indigenous Youth Network. Photo sourced from: https://ajws.org/blog/unity-is-our-strength-inside-kenyas-growing-movement-of-indigen...

In this week's blog, Bernard looks at the critical role young people can play in the transition towards regenerative food systems, and the support they need from stakeholders across the food systems space 🧑‍🌾

Keep reading: regen10.org/the-vital-ro...

🗣️ “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 Kenya’s Indigenous Youth Network’s Bernard Loolasho.

#KIYN

How Ecological Land Use Management and Regenerative Agriculture Intertwine - Regen10 Rosinah Mbenya is the Country Coordinator for the Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Kenya Association, a national network of 63 civil society organizations – including NGOS, and fai...

In this blog, learn about #PELUMKenya 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: regen10.org/how-ecologic...

🌱 We were thrilled to hear from Rosinah Mbenya, Country Coordinator at #PELUMKenya, in a recent blog highlighting how ecological land use management can support an equitable and resilient food systems’ transition.