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Ahead of World Soils Day, Earthworm Foundation and its partners are pleased to invite you to the launch of a new collective and innovative project, bringing together public and private actors, in the continuity of the Living Soils approach, launched in 2018.
This ambitious project aims to accelerate the transition to regenerative agriculture in the Hauts-de-France, by bringing together the key links in the agricultural chain:
Upstream : Agora, Groupe Carré and Unéal
Downstream : Nestlé, Tereos and PepsiCo
Public sector: Agency for the Environment and Energy Management (ADEME)
The aim is to support the transition of 175 farmers to agricultural systems that regenerate soils, thanks to a unique system combining data collection, individual and collective support, and results-based incentives.
On the agenda of this meeting:
- The common vision to massify regenerative agriculture,
- The ambitions and roles of the project partners,
- The concrete benefits for the farmers of the territory.
Register here
October/November 2023 - Innovation Forum: Sustainable Commodities and Landscapes Forum (In person, Amsterdam)
“Scaling the adoption of regenerative agriculture – demonstrating the business and investment case” , taking place on Friday, 28th November 2025, from 9:00 to 14:00 CET at the European Investment Bank office in Paris.
This in-person session will explore how financial institutions, corporates, and agricultural actors can work together to make regenerative agriculture a viable and scalable investment opportunity . Participants will discuss the business case, risks, and enabling conditions needed to support this transition across the agricultural value chain.
We're pleased to be partnering with the European Investment Bank (EIB) and Finance Earth to bring together financial institutions, corporates, cooperatives, and civil society organisations in a workshop to explore how Regenerative Agriculture can become a viable investment opportunity across Europe.
Our workshop is now at capacity. Stay tuned for the launch of our report.
From 10–21 November 2025, the world gathers in Belém for COP30, a pivotal moment for climate and biodiversity. For Earthworm Foundation, it’s an opportunity to bring stories from the ground into global discussions on regeneration.
Earthworm’s approach is rooted in collaboration, humility, and field experience. At COP30, we aim to deepen partnerships and encourage more people to see what regeneration looks like in action.
Learn more or contact us to book a meeting or field visit here.
Due Diligence and Risk Mitigation in Smallholder Supply Chains - Using the landscape approach to answer EUDR and upcoming regulations.
Join Earthworm and Global Rights Compliance for an online event to help businesses who source agricultural commodities to prepare for mandatory human rights due diligence regulations.
Implementing human rights due diligence in supply chains brings real benefits to companies, but it can also be daunting. To help demystify the process we've invited two seasoned corporate practitioners from Nestlé and pladis to share their experiences, bringing real-life examples from the field of the impact this approach can bring for workers and stakeholders.
Panelists:
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If you're interested in co-organising an event, or would like to invite a representative of Earthworm Foundation to attend your event, please get in touch via events@earthworm.org.
