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Explore the Regen10 Outcomes Framework.

The Regen10 Outcomes Framework is the first globally co-developed reference for what regenerative agriculture can and should deliver – across farms and the wider systems that sustain them.

Developed over more than two years through extensive consultation with farmers’ organizations, Indigenous Peoples and local communities, conservation groups, businesses, civil society, policymakers, and landscape initiatives across every region, the Regen10 Outcomes Framework defines regenerative outcomes across 12 interconnected dimensions at both farm and landscape levels. It shifts the focus from practices to outcomes, recognizing that what happens on the farm depends on the wider systems around it – governance, market access, infrastructure, tenure, and ecosystem health.

The Framework provides a shared outcomes reference that helps actors across the food system see how their tools and initiatives contribute to a bigger picture, and where important gaps remain. It helps different efforts build on one another rather than operate in isolation – bringing greater clarity, alignment, and credibility to the field.

It is already informing work across multiple organizations. Partners such as LandScale, One Acre Fund, and Rare are referencing it in their efforts to integrate regenerative outcomes into assessment systems, program design, and on-the-ground implementation.

Translations of the Regen10 Outcomes Framework are now available in Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. Please reach out to [email protected] to request a copy of the translated Framework.

The Regen10 Outcomes Framework builds on a zero-draft published in December 2023, which was developed following an analysis of more than 150 existing frameworks and tested through farm trials and consultations in diverse locations worldwide. The zero draft is available here for reference, but please note it is now out-of-date.

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