Regen10 is a global multi-stakeholder initiative working to support an inclusive, regenerative and equitable food systems transition.

We believe the path to regenerative food systems at scale requires three things: clarity on what regenerative outcomes look like across contexts, evidence on what enables or blocks transitions, and alignment among the diverse actors whose decisions shape food systems. 

Regen10 delivers this by: 

• Developing shared reference points – The Regen10 Outcomes Framework provides a globally co-developed reference structure for what regenerative agrifood systems can and should deliver, enabling alignment without prescribing uniform approaches 

• Testing tools in real-world conditions – Place-based landscape engagements validate how our frameworks and methodologies work for farmers and landscape actors, refining them based on lived experience 

• Building transition evidence – Transition Pathways analyses and cost-benefit methodologies help actors understand the economics, trade-offs, and enabling conditions for regenerative and agroecological transitions 

• Convening for alignment – We bring together farmers, Indigenous Peoples, businesses, civil society, and policymakers to reduce fragmentation and coordinate action 

• Equipping local leadership – We develop convening protocols and capacity-building approaches that enable local actors to lead their own regenerative planning 

This work is grounded in Regen10’s ten core principles that hold farmer-centricity, equity, and inclusion at the center of everything we do. Learn who we are.