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Securing our food supply chains will be one of the biggest challenges our world will face for decades to come. Thus sustainable agriculture is one of the core investment thesis for us at M&G Investments Catalyst and our investment in Regenerate Asset Management is another step in that direction. Well done Stéphane Rummelhard Gareth Jones Shubhankar Limaye for the first investment in this strategy #impact #foodsecurity #sustainableinvestment #regenerativeagriculture ? https://lnkd.in/eHFab8ew

ESG investment presents a significant opportunity for farmers, offering untapped potential for sustainable agriculture. British farmers stand to benefit from corporate investment, provided it is implemented correctly. Insights on leveraging environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investments to empower farmers were shared at a recent event hosted at the Cambridge Judge Business School. Organised by Lloyds Banking Group, the "Finance in the Field" debate saw experts from the finance, farming and research sectors discuss how sustainable finance can drive positive change in agriculture. #ESG #SustainableAgriculture #Farmers #Investment #Cambridge #JudgeBusinessSchool #LloydsBankingGroup #HelpingBritainProsper

Best Long-Term Investments Of 2024! The best way to build wealth is to put your money to work in the Long-Term agro food projects! A great way to get ahead of the game is to pursue long-term investing. When you buy and hold assets for years—or even decades—you have time on your side. ? The global food system presents a huge business and investment opportunity with an estimated asset value of?US$14 trillion, equivalent to between 16 percent to 20 percent of global GDP. ? ?Global support to agricultural producers could reach nearly $1.8 trillion in 2030 . Therefore, transforming food systems is critical to achieve global targets including the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), objectives of the Paris Agreement, and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. ? Shifting the way we produce, process, transport, package, and consume food to align with these development, climate and nature targets requires an annual investment of $350 billion by 2030. These funds will drive sustainable agriculture and land use change, innovation in food value chains, shifts in consumer behaviour, and help overcome institutional and financial barriers. ? We offer long-term agro-food mega projects from our corporation "Green Alliance" (Smart Sustainable Agro Park Cluster and Smart Agro Hub - Greenport) - short-term in terms of construction time - only 18 months and long-term in terms of existence, for example, like Coca Cola, McDonald's, etc. Since financial instruments are issued for our projects and green bonds are issued, each of our projects is listed on the stock exchange and their long-term listing on the stock exchange occurs! A minority investor invests only 400 thousand Euros - one-time and receives a long-term net profit of 10 million Euros per year and a share in the project -13%, which he can then sell at market value. Or forge the entire business into your own personal property! ? It's time to invest in projects confirmed by real production assets. 22 projects ready for implementation - waiting for their minority investors! ? We are not selling you a pen, we are selling you a finished, time-stable piece of work! ? Buy now - the future of generations! #EcoFriendly #GreenEconomy #circulareconomy #RenewableNaturalGas #Sustainability #Bioeconomy #VentureCapital #Privateequity ? ?Contacn us!

How To Earn Passive Income With Sustainability Programs

Most farmers aren’t opposed to sustainability –?they’re opposed to risk. And in today’s ag economy, sustainable practices can feel like a risky investment. But ag retailers can change that perception by reframing sustainability as stewardship: something farmers have practiced for generations. With the right guidance and financial support, retailers can get farmers to try products that help them be better stewards of their land –?and pave the way for a more sustainable future. Our latest blog post explains how. https://shorturl.at/zG1A0

Building Effective ESG Strategies In Dairy Digital is necessary for future growth, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. One area where digital is having a significant impact is managing ESG principles. Many businesses, including dairies, are now required to report on ESG, and a number of countries are implementing legislation around this. This means adopting sustainable practices isn’t just a choice—it’s a necessity for long-term success. Check out more of this article by Niall Kiely of AgrosMilk below:

Thrilled to share my insights in this TechNews180 article on the importance of ESG strategies in the dairy industry. As we navigate the complexities of sustainability and digital transformation, it's imperative for businesses to implement robust ESG frameworks for long-term growth. Read the full article to explore how we can leverage technology for a more sustainable future in dairy. ?? ????

In their recent impact investing webinar, EIT Food brought together key industry leaders, including Malachy Mitchell, to share insights into the future of impact investing and strategies for harnessing investments in the sector. In this article, we provide some key takeaways from the webinar and host a broader discussion on the topic. #impactinvesting #agriculture #agribusiness

Thought ESG was the cure-all for Agriculture's environmental woes? Let's think twice! ?? ESG is not the magic bullet for sustainable agriculture. As we delve into the complexities of environmental impacts, the spotlight often lands on carbon asset management as a silver bullet. This is especially true of agriculture, a sector profoundly impacted by and impactful on our economy, for better or worse. A recent piece in The Hindu Business Line highlights the burgeoning role of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria in shaping agricultural carbon projects. It paints a picture of a future where ESG could pave the way for not just mitigating greenhouse gas emissions but also cultivating sustainable practices across the board. But here's where I pause. While the integration of ESG into agricultural practices may seem commendable and necessary, to frame it as the panacea for the sector's environmental challenges is to overlook the nuanced and multifaceted nature of sustainable farming. Agriculture, with its deep ties to local ecosystems, economies, and communities, requires solutions that are as diverse as the challenges it faces. From water usage and land management to pesticide use and labor practices, the issues are complex and interconnected. Relying solely on ESG metrics, which can sometimes be too broad or not sufficiently tailored, might not capture the full picture. The effectiveness of ESG in driving real change has been a subject of debate. With stringent standards and enforcement, ESG criteria can become mere tick-box exercises for corporations, lacking in substantive impact. So, while ESG frameworks may play a role in guiding the agricultural sector towards more sustainable practices, let's not fall into the trap of seeing them as the ultimate solution. Instead, we should advocate for a more holistic approach. An approach that embraces technological innovation, traditional agricultural knowledge, policy reform, and community engagement to truly cultivate change in the sector. Sustainable agriculture requires deep, systemic shifts - not just checkboxes. In the end, our goal should be clear: to nurture an agricultural system that feeds our planet without depleting it. And to achieve that, we need every tool in the shed, not just one. Check this out: https://lnkd.in/eExGN_eg #agritech #itradestem #octagontalent #space #technology #energy #manufacturing

Sustainable agriculture is a farm-to-Wall Street financing challenge. For every $100M. issued in farm loans, the capital food chain is estimated to be exposed to 33,000 tons of scope 3 CO2-eq in fertilizer emissions in the Great Lakes basin. In turn, this impacts corporate commodity supply chains in their scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon reporting. The U-M CEE Center for Digital Asset Finance, Triangle Digital, LimnoTech in collaboration with University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business Ravi Anupindi, and University of Michigan- School for Environment and Sustainability Jon W. Allan have partnered with lenders, asset managers, and the farming ecosystem to rethink financing models and farmer incentives in the context of the #tcfd value chain. With thanks to Great Lakes Protection Fund and the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research for supporting this work.