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Strong global interest in regenerative solutions

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July 07, 2025

Goumbook has successfully concluded cohort 2024/2025 of its MENAT Regenerative Agriculture Venture Programme, reinforcing the growing momentum behind regenerative farming and food systems in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey (MENAT).

- Staff Reporter, Gulf Today

The programme was received with exceptional response in which over 510 registrations of interest were submitted by innovators and researchers from over 80 institutions across 65 countries to partake in this year’s Venture Programme series. This reflects a powerful regional and global interest to advance nature-based solutions for climate resilient food systems in arid and water-sc

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