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Beyond Resilience:
Strategic Adaptability
Join global leaders, researchers, practitioners, students and innovators in Lima to exchange ideas, build connections and explore practical solutions for a more resilient global food and agribusiness system.
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CONFERENCE THEMESClimate & Resource VolatilityWhen historical climate data no longer predicts the future, how do you plan production around water scarcity, soil salinization, and unpredictable weather? Consumer & Market ShiftsConsumer preferences shift faster than ever. How quickly can companies actually adapt when demand signals change? Geopolitical & Market ShocksTrade routes shift and input costs swing overnight. How do businesses reduce single-point dependency on one market, client, or supplier? People, Livelihoods & Inclusive Value CreationResilient agrifood systems depend on people as much as technology. How can businesses strengthen farmer livelihoods while building competitive and sustainable food systems? The Limits of Data & AI in Decision-MakingWhen conditions have no historical precedent, where do predictive models break down — and how do leaders decide without them? Innovation, New Genetics & ProductivityNew inputs, technologies and production systems are reshaping agriculture. How can farmers combine innovation and sound agronomy to strengthen resilience? The Labor Question: From Hands to MachinesLabor shortages are forcing agriculture to rethink how food is produced. Where will robotics, mechanization, AI, and autonomous systems replace human labor — and where will they create new opportunities? Regenerative Agriculture: Measuring the ReturnSoil, carbon, water, and biodiversity metrics are converging into one ROI question. How do organizations scale regenerative practices while maintaining productivity and profitability? Financial & Operational ResilienceHow do businesses invest in growth while keeping enough flexibility in reserve to survive whatever comes next. How do smallholders access financing to withstand ongoing risk? Rethinking Finance for AgricultureAgriculture needs patient capital, but investors want predictable returns. How can conventional and alternative forms of finance bridge the gap between agricultural risk, impact, and investable returns? The Next Generation & Labor TransitionAs producers age and youth leave rural areas, who will lead the next generation of agribusiness — and how do we prepare them? From Smallholder to Global ScaleWhat does strategic adaptability require at each scale? |
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