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Agriculture and Food Systems

Secure, resilient agriculture and food systems are central to achieving climate, nature, development, and national security goals, yet the policy and finance required to support a resilient and sustainable transition falls severely short of the need.

CPI works with governments, financial institutions, investors, and development partners to close the finance and policy gap required for low-carbon, climate-resilient, and nature-positive agriculture and food systems. Our extensive work in Brazil—one of the world’s most important agricultural economies—combines rigorous analysis and policy design, and financial innovation to address challenges ranging from sustainable land use and rural credit to climate adaptation and producer resilience. Through our leadership of the ClimateShot Investor Coalition (CLIC), a global network advancing investment in sustainable agrifood systems, we help identify financing gaps, develop investment opportunities, and mobilize capital at scale.

By connecting finance, policy, and implementation, CPI helps clients build stronger food systems that deliver economic, environmental, and social outcomes.

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Transforming Brazilian Cattle Ranching: Enhancing Productivity and Mitigating Methane Emissions

Researchers from CPI/PUC-Rio examine the strategic role of Brazilian cattle ranching in the context of climate change. The analysis identifies the main sources of methane emissions in the sector and presents a set of solutions that can enhance cattle productivity and emissions reductions.

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The Regenerative Agriculture Fund: A scalable blueprint for Agri-innovation in EMDEs 

EMDE agriculture faces a double-bind: it’s a climate risk driver and its biggest victim. BDMG’s RA Fund breaks this cycle. Using a three-tiered approach to de-risk, empower, and align incentives, this model turns policy into reality. Download the report to explore the future of agri-innovation...

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Closing the Rural Credit Divide: Pathways to Increase PRONAF Access for Smallholders

In this publication, researchers from CPI/PUC-RIO identify the main barriers to credit and outline pathways to expand family farmers’ access to PRONAF in order to boost sustainable production and climate resilience.

Blog

Can carbon finance work for smallholder agriculture?

This blog identifies three barriers to the efficacy of voluntary carbon markets for agrifood systems—unreliable corporate demand, high upfront costs, and asymmetric market incentives—and discuss what needs to shift to unlock the potential of carbon credits for agrifood systems.

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Financing Sustainable Agriculture in the Cerrado Biome

In this report researchers from CPI/PUC-RIO combine quantitative and qualitative analysis to identify key conditions under which financial instruments can more effectively drive sustainable agricultural development, as well as the structural barriers that must be addressed to enhance their impact.

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Financing the sustainable livestock transition in Latin America

Drawing on real-world examples, this blog explores how patient capital, blended finance, and embedded technical assistance can support a sustainable livestock transition in Latin America.
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