Slide 1: Climate, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture
Climate, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture June 11th 2021
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda • Regenerative agriculture • Why focus on it • How we operationalize it • Why collaboration is key for scale 2 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture
Slide 3: Climate and nature are the north star of our net zero roadmap
Climate and nature are the north star of our net zero roadmap Sourcing our Evolving Driving toward Moving toward ingredients sustainably our packaging cleaner logistics carbon-neutral brands Packaging helps keep our food safe but Optimizing routes, filling vehicles more Working with farmers, supplie
Slide 4: Why regenerative agriculture
Why regenerative agriculture Biodiversity Soil Increase plant and animal biodiversity Scale up farming practices that protect soil above and below the ground. health and increase soil organic matter. Farmers Water Livestock Reduce chemical farm inputs, optimize Integrate livestock and optimized graz
Slide 5: What do we mean regenerative
What do we mean regenerative LESS Energy/Materials Value Creation Required Holistic Integrated Regenerating Conventional Green Sustainable Restorative Regenerative Degenerating Value Extraction Fragmented MORE Disconnected Energy/Materials Required 5 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and
Slide 6: The business case for regenerative agriculture
The business case for regenerative agriculture Systemic change is needed Shared value creation is key Nutrient Water Declining Supply chain Local sourcing Sustainable collapse scarcity yields resilience flexibility livelihoods Extreme Zoonotic Food Emissions reduction Biodiversity Consumer weather e
Slide 7: Building on the right foundations
Building on the right foundations 20+ years 626 700 84% 90% pioneering sustainable farmers enaged through traceability for priority raw of key agricultural agriculture farmer connect material categories commodities in scope assessed as deforestation- free 7 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversi
Slide 8: What levers will we pull
What levers will we pull Know-how Tools Reach Programs Know-how Tools Reach Programs Market mechanism 1 200+ Industry 4.5 m 400 CHF 1.2 bn and proprietary agronomists solutions farmers via supplier climate projects allocated to relationships launched in 2021 regenerative 39 250 to enable landscape a
Slide 9: Regenerative agriculture sourcing targets
Regenerative agriculture sourcing targets Moving faster Scaling up Delivering our promise 20% key ingredients 50% key ingredients Net Zero by 2050 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and 9 regenerative agriculture
Slide 10: Coffee deep dive
Coffee deep dive Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and 10 regenerative agriculture
Slide 11: An end-to-end approach
An end-to-end approach Agricultural Agricultural Environmental Social / community Plant sciences Plantlet distribution Farmer Training Environmental ResearchResearch support Multi-location trials Propagation / nursery Diversification / Intercropping Responsible sourcing, Farmers Associations / Coops
Slide 12: Boosting irrigation efficiency in Vietnam
Boosting irrigation efficiency in Vietnam How we go from pilot to scale 50 000 50 M m3 Farmers Annual water trained saving $ 8.4 m 55% Additional Adoption income rate 12 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture
Slide 13: Rationale for a change to farming systems
Rationale for a change to farming systems A typical smallholder coffee farm: - Disorganized - Multiple crops on same plot, but still “monocropping” - Inefficient land use - Cropping pattern not in line with topography / water availability etc… - Cash crops close to the house (Coffee / Banana) - Rand
Slide 14: Intercropping in Indonesian green coffee
Intercropping in Indonesian green coffee How our regenerative agriculture projects work in practice 1 Avocado 2 Coffee 3 Pepper / Vanilla + shading 4 Ginger 5 Chili 6 Leek 7 Chili 8 Redbean/Arachis 9 Odot Enriching the soil by naturally adding nitrogen through growing beans between coffee rows 14 Ba
Slide 15: Supporting the food system transformation
Supporting the food system transformation
Slide 16: Replicating, cascading, scaling, harmonizing
Replicating, cascading, scaling, harmonizing Partnering Leveling up peer Co-investing in Advocating for on-the-ground practice communities ecoservice markets regulatory convergence 16 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture
Slide 17: Supporting growth by winning with the consumer
Supporting growth by winning with the consumer Different paths to a low-carbon product portfolio Regenerative Upcycled Plant-based 17 Barclays, June 11 2021 Climate, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture
Slide 18: Key takeaways
Key takeaways • Regenerative agriculture is an important part of our agenda, with a clear a business case • Our approach is: • pragmatic, science-based and results driven • adapted to local contexts and constraints • The journey will be collaborative, taken with farmers, research, industry, customer
Slide 19: Discussion
Discussion