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Plan to accelerate regenerative agriculture for healthy soil and healthy diets

UNFCCC Climate Action

2025.0

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Summary

This UNFCCC Climate Action document sets out a plan to accelerate the transition to regenerative agriculture as a means of simultaneously addressing soil degradation and poor dietary quality within a climate action context. Drawing on international policy frameworks, it likely identifies leverage points for systemic change across food and farming systems. The document is best understood as a strategic policy plan rather than an empirical research study, and its conclusions are based on synthesis of existing evidence and stakeholder priorities.

UK applicability

Whilst the plan is international in scope, its recommendations are broadly applicable to UK agriculture policy, particularly in the context of post-Brexit farm support schemes such as the Sustainable Farming Incentive, which shares goals around soil health and sustainable land management.

Key measures

Policy recommendations; adoption targets for regenerative practices; soil health indicators; dietary health outcomes (inferred)

Outcomes reported

The document outlines a strategic plan and policy recommendations to scale regenerative agriculture practices, with a focus on improving soil health and the nutritional quality of food produced. It likely reports on current barriers to adoption, proposed targets, and mechanisms for international coordination under UNFCCC climate action frameworks.

Theme
Policy, governance & rights
Subject
Agricultural policy & governance
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
International
System type
Mixed farming systems
Catalogue ID
WP0147

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