Latin America's key meeting for the regeneration of agricultural and livestock landscapes.
What regenerative management
is transitioning away from
Value web integration
Regenerative transition
With agriculture contributing 40% of global GDP (FAO), this loss threatens food security, and multiple sectors, driving up prices, poverty, and migration.
In Mexico, 72% of the land is degraded, and extreme weather worsens the crisis, disproportionately harming vulnerable communities (CONAZA, 2024).
Where does the upside
of the Regenerative
Transition come from?
*According to Lauri, M. (2024). Diversity as a Competitive Advantage. BarretRose & Lee Inc. Recovered from https://www.barrettrose.com/diversity-competitive-advantage-2/
Nature Based Solutions
for the Climate Crisis
Natural Climate Solutions (Griscom et al.) PNAS / OCT 15, 2017 by TNX and 15 other institutions, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Investment Profiles
Regenera Ventures will invest in companies with economic activities that are directly or indirectly related with communities and producers, and are capable of making possible the regeneration of Mexican ecosystems.
What regenerative management
is transitioning towards
From concept to deploying capital
The Evolution of Regenera Ventures I
Regenerative transition
as an investment axis
At Regenera Ventures Fund, regenerative transition means shifting from industrialized agricultural models toward systems that:
We identify four key transitions driving this transformation in Mexico’s agricultural and livestock systems:
As a pioneer fund, we invest holistically from farm to fork across the regenerative
value-web in mexico — bridging smallholder farmers, market innovators and regenerative
enablers to create economic prosperity that is aligned with climate resilience for
people and the planet.
Regenerating productive ecosystems restores health &
biodiversity — strengthening both nature, social justice and
the economy.
We don’t impose regeneration; we unleash it’s potential,
partnering with local regenerators who bring life back to
the land and water ecosystems.
Learn how we see transitioning from a
vicious cycle to a virtuous one
As an impact-first fund, we provide flexible,
aligned long-term capital and tailored technical
support to communities, cooperatives, and
companies that have transitioned, are helping to
transition, or aim to transition to regenerative
management by diversifying their incomes, building
climate resilience, and improving profitability.
Solutions for the regenerative transition: Biological inputs, soil & water management, monetization of ecosystem services (such as carbon, biodiversity, water bioenergy and biomass) and inclusive rural finance.
Conscious retail and brands (food, biocosmetics),
direct to consumer digital platforms, and
regenerative ecotourism.
Regenerative agriculture, livestock,
aquaculture, fishering and forestry.
Regenerative food processing, sustainable logistics,
fair trade, and value-added cooperatives.
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