ReGeNL
ReGeNL is working alongside Dutch farmers to develop a future-proof agricultural sector.
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Resilient Agriculture Portfolio
Regenerative agriculture: the solution
The Resilient Agriculture Portfolio (formerly Regenerative Innovation Portfolio) demonstrates that landscape transition at scale is possible. In a large number of landscapes, agri-food companies join forces to tackle barriers to the adoption of regenerative agriculture and enable farmers in their sourcing areas to collectively boost the regenerative transition of farmers. The support consists amongst others of access to expertise, data, off-take and finance.
The Resilient Agriculture Portfolio was developed and set-up by Foodvalley and EIT food, and is co-funded by agri-food companies and EIT Food. It was established as a Food Innovation Hub Europe Initiative.
Landscape approach
The Portfolio works in landscapes with an ecosystem approach, where farmers, farm advisors, agri-tech providers, off-takers and other stakeholders collaborate in landscapes across Europe.
This way, the Portfolio works to:
- Build partnerships that unlock new business models for farmers
- Reduce barriers that slow adoption of regenerative practices
- Demonstrate real-world pathways for large-scale transition
- Strengthen the value of regeneratively produced crops and ecosystem services.
Where relevant and possible, payments for ecosystem services, financial and technical innovations are tested in the landscapes.
Establish a landscape
A landscape is a region where stakeholders share the ambition to shift towards regenerative agriculture. We bring together companies and organisations, from farmer cooperatives and food producers to financial and water management institutions, to build this transition collectively.
Collaborating at the landscape level turns pilots into scale, and ambitions into impact. No one can transform a landscape alone, but together we can drive real change. Partnerships unite the the different food system and landscape partners around shared goals, tailored to local economic, social and ecological realities.
By aligning diverse interests into a shared vision, we all benefit. We can share costs, benefits and risks and learnings.
Join us in creating landscapes that turn regenerative ambition into action, from local fields to the European food system.
Landscapes in transition
Navarra 360º (Spain)
Navarra 360º is the 2nd landscape project that seeks to promote regenerative agriculture in Navarra (Spain).
Navarra 360º (Spain)
Lower Silesia 360° (Poland)
Lower Silesia 360° is the 3rd landscape project to be launched under the Regenerative Innovation Portfolio.
Lower Silesia 360° (Poland)
North of France Resilient Landscape
An initiative that focuses on strengthening the existing initiatives in the region with soil analysis and farmer training.
Hauts-de-France & Grand Est (France)
Leinster & Munster (Ireland)
Recruiting a consortium to deliver from 2026-28, supporting arable and livestock farmers in transitioning to regenerative agriculture.
Leinster & Munster (Ireland)
Extremadura (Spain)
The project aims to drive the transition of corn and tomato growers in the Extremadura landscape toward regenerative, whole‑farm agricultural systems.
Extremadura (Spain)
South Finland
The Finland Resilient Agriculture Landscape is focused on enhancing southern Finland’s agroecosystems from 2027 to 2029.
South Finland
Vojvodina (Serbia)
Starting the “First Regenerative Agriculture Landscape in Serbia”, supporting the transition to regenerative farming through MRV, farmer advisory, soil monitoring, and value chain engagement from 2026 to 2028.
Vojvodina (Serbia)
Future Fit Dairy Initiative
A regenerative initiative in the dairy sector across the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, UK, Spain, France, Romania and Poland, with a strong focus on farm-level economics.
Future Fit Dairy Initiative Landscape
Join the Regenerative Agriculture Community
Foodvalley hosts a Regenerative Agriculture Community, where partners involved in the Resilient Agriculture Portfolio and others active in this field can share lessons learned and co-design new initiatives that help tackle the market, knowledge and financial barriers for the regenerative transition in Europe. A broad range of stakeholders can join.
For example on June 18 2026, different landscape stakeholders exchanged on the approaches towards landscape development in a Regenerative Agriculture Community session. Read more: Inside the landscapes: accelerating regenerative agriculture transition in practice – Foodvalley
Read more about the Regenerative Agriculture Community and how you can join >
Get in contact
For more information, please reach out to Karin Slobbe-Visser at Foodvalley.
Are you interested to join? Get in touch with us. Also check the website of EIT Food about the latest updates on the landscapes!
