Insetting for Impact: Regenerating Supply Chains from the Inside Out September Webinar

Businesses are under pressure to reconsider their actions as climate risk, biodiversity loss, and supply chain disruption escalate. Increasingly, the answer isn’t outside the value chain but deep within it.

Insetting is emerging as a powerful, practical approach to regeneration—one that strengthens supply chain resilience while delivering measurable benefits for nature, water systems, livelihoods, and local communities. Unlike offsetting, insetting happens where sourcing actually occurs, aligning climate action with business continuity and long-term economic performance for producers.

This webinar, Insetting for Impact: Regenerating Supply Chains from the Inside Out, brought together farmers, corporations, NGOs, financiers, and technical experts to explore how collaborative, high-integrity insetting programs can move from concept to action at scale. From foundational principles and real-world case studies to producer-centric cost-share models, the discussion made one thing clear: protecting natural capital isn’t just good sustainability practice—it’s a strategic business imperative.

What follows is a recap of the key insights, perspectives, and practical takeaways from the session, highlighting why insetting matters now, how it differs from offsetting, and what credible, durable implementation looks like in practice.

Watch the presentation below:

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