Impact Investing in Agriculture

Impact investors are driving change with natural capital preservation, integrated management and nature-based solutions. The climate and energy transitions remain at the heart of impact investing and why it is gaining such attention around the world. From forestry and carbon reduction to sustainable agriculture and food security, we look at how impact investors are making a positive difference.

Three key trends in impact investing

Driving change with an impact roadmap.

Branching out into carbon reduction

A growing number of impact funds are pursuing forestry and other natural capital strategies, but navigating the market is far from easy.

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The long-term health of our planet’s food systems depends on promoting greater sustainability and restoring biodiversity. Without a greater sense of balance, climate change and ecosystem disruption threaten the food security future of our rapidly growing population. This is at the heart of why impact investing is gaining such attention, particularly across developing markets. From aquaculture to the rise of technology, we look at how impact investors are trying to make a positive difference.

Impact investing in agriculture may have been slow off the mark – investors have only recently taken an interest – but this expanding sector has a key role to play in reducing emissions, improving food security and strengthening livelihoods. Our 2023 special report looks to explore the developing landscape further.

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