Shift policy support from monoculture toward diversified agroecological/veganic/regenerative farming (permaculture principles)

Diversified agroecological support is essential to address the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem degradation driven by industrialized food systems, which contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and land use change. Evidence shows that shifting toward more resilient, diversified systems can reduce emissions by up to 7% and lower land use by 39% through reduced consumption of high-impact products, supporting a transition to sustainable food systems that align with climate and biodiversity goals.