Webinar
The Impact of Regenerative Agriculture: Financing Food Systems That Restore Nature
As the global demand for sustainable food grows, regenerative agriculture has emerged as a powerful solution to address environmental degradation, food insecurity, and economic inequities. But how can investors, businesses, and policymakers work together to scale these solutions while ensuring profitable, nature-positive outcomes?
Join us for an engaging discussion that explores the intersection of regenerative agriculture, sustainable finance, and natural capital. This webinar will bring together innovators and impact investors to discuss how regenerative practices can transform global food systems and drive long-term financial, social, and environmental benefits.
What will you learn:
Identify and evaluate high-impact investment opportunities in regenerative agriculture.
Understand the financial mechanisms driving nature-based solutions, such as green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, and impact funds.
Learn how regenerative agriculture supports ESG goals and portfolio resilience.
Discover key metrics for measuring ecological and financial impacts of investments.
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Event Details
Event Program
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| 11:00 | Welcome by responsAbility |
| 11:10 | Inputs by Arend Kulenkampff and Harriet Jackson |
| 11:20 | Discussion on mechanisms to finance regenerative agriculture |
| 11:40 | Close |
Meet the Speakers
Arend Kulenkampff
Director, Sustainability-Linked Sovereign Debt Hub
Arend leads NatureFinance’s work on sovereign financing. He has 15 years of experience in sovereign debt, credit trading, risk management, economic research, credit ratings, and debt advisory. Arend was part of the sovereign advisory team at Citigroup, where he helped governments manage a wide range of debt management challenges. He also designed innovative tools for governments while working at BFA Global as a policy specialist and product manager. Arend was a Director of Sovereign Ratings at Fitch Ratings and an investment banker at Standard Bank. He holds a B.A. from McGill University and a MSC from the London School of Economics.
Harriet Jackson
Co-Team Head Africa, Sustainable Food Debt Investments
Harriet Jackson co-leads sustainable food debt investments in Africa at responsAbility, focusing mainly on West Africa. She previously worked for six years in responsAbility’s climate finance team, structuring renewable energy and energy efficiency lending programs in banks globally. She studied at the London School of Economics and HEC Paris.
Robert Widén
Director Nordics, responsAbility
Business development and relationship management in the Nordic region. Prior to responsAbility Robert was at the Nordic Investment Bank, Arctic. He held various sales & business development related roles, including Equity & Fixed Income Sales and was part of building up the capital raising arm in alternative investments. Formerly Robert also spent 2 years within Wealth Management at Pensum Asset Management. Robert holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in International Business from Warwick Business School, including an exchange year at Mannheim Business School. Fluent in English, Swedish, and German.