Join us in Brussels for this free one-day event
Nature underpins the food we produce, the resilience of our supply chains and our long-term food security. Yet its true value is rarely reflected in the decisions that shape our food system. Are we valuing nature accordingly?
Europe/Brussels
About the forum
This agri-food policy forum brings together leaders from agriculture, food and drink businesses, finance, government and research to explore how valuing nature more effectively can strengthen resilience across the food system. Discussions will examine the growing risks posed by climate change, biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, and consider how investment, policy and market incentives can be better aligned to reward practices that sustain and restore natural capital.
A central theme will be the alignment of incentives. Current market, policy and financial signals often fail to reward those delivering environmental benefits or investing in long-term resilience. The forum will explore how taxes, subsidies, private finance and emerging nature markets could be better calibrated to encourage sustainable practices and direct capital towards natural capital restoration, and why achieving this requires shared responsibility across the whole food chain, from farmers and manufacturers to retailers, investors and policymakers.
With speakers from:
- Food industry
- Finance sector
- University of Limerick, Ireland
- London School of Economics, UK
- Queen’s University Belfast, UK
- Maastricht University, Netherlands
Terms & Conditions
Participation to the event is free of charge, but registration is mandatory. Seats are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. The registration include access to all sessions, workshops, coffee break and lunch. To register, use the “Register” button at the top of this page. Personal data will be processed following BIOFIN-EU privacy policy.
If you registered but can not longer attend, please inform us as soon as possible by email at .
