Smallholder farmers in low- and middle-income are experiencing some of the worst effects of climate change.
Agroecological practices can build their resilient, but flawed and biased food systems and supply chains exclude them from contributing or benefiting from solutions.

What is needed to enable the agroecological transition in practice? In this event, we will dive into current research of existing solutions, such as:
1. Using holistic metrics to promote a robust vision, measurement, accountability and traceability
2. Developing farmer inclusive digital tooLS for large-scale, timely and low costs technical assistance and performance assessment and co-design of agroecological practices
3. Leveraging the influence and resources of the private and public sectors to accelerate investment and incentives.