Resiliency rests on three interconnected pillars—economic, social, and environmental. Yet for solutions to take root in practice, they must first be economically viable. Adopting resilient practices is essential to supporting a secure agriculture and food system—but financing these transitions remains a major barrier for farmers and the broader value chain. Despite growing interest, many solutions fail to align incentives, de-risk innovation, or create long-term value across stakeholders.
In this interactive roundtable, farmers, financiers, food companies, policymakers, and supporting organizations will explore what “good” financing looks like from multiple perspectives. Together, participants will identify gaps, co-design scalable funding models, and develop shared principles for financing resilient action in agriculture.
Workshops are open to all attendees—typically engaging 20 to 60 participants—in interactive formats that foster collaborative problem-solving around key challenges and opportunities. Designed to apply learnings and collect insights in real time, participants are equipped to contribute meaningfully to foster long-term outcomes and impact that extends well beyond the event.
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