Plan to Accelerate Regenerative Agriculture for Healthy Soil and Healthy Diets
A Plan to Accelerate Solution under the COP30 Action Agenda
The Plan to Accelerate Regenerative Agriculture for Healthy Soil and Healthy Diets advances evidence generation to inform policy, practice, and finance to scale regenerative agriculture for diets and nutrition from the soil up.
This plan accelerates a global shift toward regenerative agriculture that nourishes both people and the planet, linking science, policy and finance to build healthy soil, improve diets, and transform food systems from the soil to the plate.
Plans to Accelerate Solutions (PAS) were created under the COP30 Action Agenda to turn negotiated outcomes into real-world delivery. They are practical, time-bound roadmaps designed to overcome barriers to scaling solutions.
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Thematic Axis 3
Transforming Agriculture and Food Systems
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Key Objective 8
Land restoration and sustainable agriculture
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Plan Duration
2025-2028
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Geographic Scope
Global
Host Initiative:
Participating Initiatives and Partners:
Strategic Pillars
Measuring the impact of regenerative agriculture across the value chain
Scaling farmer-centered regenerative agricultural practices through markets and incentives
Unlock and redirect sources of finances for regenerative practices
Integration into policy and public programs
News
Reach out to collaborate
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Dr Leigh Winowiecki
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Daniela Solis
Five years ago, the Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH) was launched at the UN Food Systems Summit to advocate for healthy soil as central to food system transformation.
At that time, healthy soil was not formally recognized as a climate solution, despite it being the largest terrestrial carbon sink and having a central role in upholding food and nutrition security, combating land degradation and drought, hosting biodiverse ecosystems, and filtering and storing water, among a myriad of other co-benefits.
But momentum was growing.
Read the full op-ed by CA4SH co-Lead Dr Leigh Winowiecki