Catalyzing Climate Finance for Low-Carbon Agriculture Enterprises

Rural households in low- and middle-income countries working in the agriculture sector feed much of the world, bear little responsibility for driving climate change, and are being disproportionately impacted by climate-related shocks. Climate finance represents a critical opportunity to bring investment and innovations to agricultural settings to improve resilience and low-carbon development.

Join an all-star panel of climate investors and researchers, moderated by Jonathan Phillips from Duke University, for a discussion about the climate mitigation and adaptation impacts of low-carbon agricultural technologies and enterprises, and how pioneering models aim to leverage those impacts to mobilize climate finance for scale.

Moderated by Jonathan Phillips of the James E. Rogers Energy Access Project.

Featuring:

Daniela Chiriac, Climate Policy Initiative
Victoria Plutshack, James E. Rogers Energy Access Project
Jonathan Casey, Commercial Agriculture for Smallholders and Agribusiness
Tanya Kothari, Shell Foundation
Chiara Trabacchi, British International Investment plc
Rebecca Mincy, Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund
Tara Guelig, The Lightsmith Group
Hannah Reed, The Gates Foundation
Gareth Phillips, African Development Bank