The publication 'Regenerative Agriculture in Brazil: Challenges and Opportunities', developed by us and launched at COP28 UAE, highlights minimum requirements, challenges and opportunities to inform public policies, emphasizing the environmental, social and economic benefits of regenerative agriculture.

The Brazilian business sector proposes the adoption of a comprehensive definition for regenerative production, considering the plurality of sustainable and conservationist agricultural practices, adapted to the Brazilian reality.

The study launch event was attended by Juliana Lopes (CEBDS), Dr. Moisés Savian (MDA), Adalberto Felicio Maluf Filho (MDA), Lucimara Chiari (CEPLAC), Maria Netto (iCS), Natasha Santos (Bayer), Owen Bethell (Nestlé) and Orlando Nastri (Citrosuco).

The document was developed with the support of specialists from the Amazon Environmental Research Institute (Ipam), Produce, Conserve and Include Institute (PCI), Escola Superior de Agricultura – ESALQ/USP, Embrapa, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Ministry of Agrarian Development and Family Agriculture, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock and Ellen MacArthur Foundation. The publication is sponsored by Bayer, Nestlé and Yara Brasil.

Let's build a more sustainable and resilient future for Brazilian agriculture together!

To find out about the study, visit: https://lnkd.in/dJ64jmH3