Who pays for regenerative transition? Questions from the Warsaw agenda
EIT Food’s 28–29 October meeting will address financing, farmers’ participation and measuring outcomes. Registration is closed.
Forthcoming event: · Sources reviewed: 22 October 2026
A forthcoming meeting
EIT Food’s Next Bite Satellite will take place in Warsaw on 28–29 October 2026, focusing on resilient European agriculture. The invitation-only event is at full capacity and registration is closed. Its published agenda remains available.
Financing and meaningful results
Sessions will address who pays, benefits and invests in regenerative transition, carbon and nature-credit markets for small farms, farmers’ place in policymaking, and measuring outcomes. These are planned discussions, rather than an open funding call for Greek growers.
Questions from small Ionian farms
For the Center, practical support needs clear terms. Who pays for baseline analyses and training time? Who controls access to farm data? How are benefits shared and weather-related risks allocated? These are our questions for assessing future partnerships. We want monitoring to support growers’ ability to keep farming, with documented local work and access to knowledge. We will assess the meeting’s published materials once they become available.