Rockefeller Foundation, Porticus & Institute for Climate and Society
+506 2216 0222
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Event detail:
Agricultural subsidies and incentives are the largest source of public investment in food systems, yet they often favour large-scale, extractive production that drives deforestation, biodiversity loss, and inequality. Meanwhile, smallholders—vital to food security—face declining productivity from climate shocks and soil degradation. This session, organized in partnership with the Rockefeller Foundation, Porticus and the Institute for Climate and Society, is to be held at the COP 30 Food Systems Pavilion. Discussions will be centered on how innovative finance and governance mechanisms can realign subsidies and incentives to advance regenerative, inclusive food systems. It will convene governments, researchers, investors, and philanthropies to discuss how reformed incentives can boost productivity, resilience, and equity for smallholder farmers amid growing climate and market pressures.
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Instrument
- Support or subsidy for the acquisition of production assets
- Support or subsidy for agricultural producer prices
- International financial cooperation
- Incentives or subsidies for the adoption of good sustainable production practices
- Payments or subsidies to the producer based on agricultural production
- Payments or subsidies to the producer based on farm services (mechanization, etc.)
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