Founded in 2013, Soil Capital is a certified B Corp working with farmers to support the transition to more resilient and regenerative agricultural systems. Operating across Europe, the company uses agronomic intelligence to connect businesses with farmers who are rewarded for improving soil health, mitigating climate change and reinforcing food security.

Using SBTi FLAG-compliant methodologies and digital tools, on-farm practices are translated into reliable, field-level data and verified outcomes. By linking this data with clear economic incentives, Soil Capital helps farmers manage risk and strengthen long-term performance, while agri-food value-chain actors, cooperatives, financial institutions and public bodies gain credible insight into agricultural performance and land-use risk.

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Reducing Scope 3 emissions can’t be achieved alone. Because environmental outcomes are distributed across the supply chain — and because the cost of transition often sits upstream — **co-claiming and co-investing** within its supply chain are becoming essential strategies to scale regenerative agriculture.

But how can environmental claims be shared without risking **double-counting** or **greenwashing**? And what does a credible, science-aligned, farmer-empowering model of co-investment look like ?

In this webinar, you’ll hear from **Cargill and Bolaks** as they share how they’ve partnered to jointly invest in regenerative agriculture practices and align on outcome attribution — working together to share both the cost and the environmental impact.

We’ll also hear from **SustainCERT**, who will offer insight into the importance of verification for the DMRV infrastructure needed to support credible and auditable co-claiming in line with evolving Scope 3 guidance.

**What you’ll learn:**

→ How co-claiming works in multi-tier supply chains

→ How to avoid the risks of double-counting and greenwashing

→ What credible co-investment partnerships with suppliers look like

→ The MRV requirements needed for scalable, science-based implementation

→ Best practices for collaboration between supply chain partners

Join us to explore the practical models and tools that are shaping the next generation of climate action in agri-food supply chains.
