Restore with Zero
Foodprint Asia
Across the globe, Zero Foodprint is empowering farmers with grants to adopt regenerative practices that draw carbon back into the soil. From California to Copenhagen, Bali to Selangor, farmers are restoring the climate by transforming atmospheric carbon into healthy, living soil.
Through methods like composting, cover cropping, and managed grazing, regenerative farming revives ecosystems; rebuilding soil health, purifying water cycles, and nurturing biodiversity. Together, we have the power to grow more nutritious food while healing the planet from the ground up.
Why the Restore Grants Matter
Farmers are among the first and hardest hit by the climate crisis. As soils weaken and harvests decline, their livelihoods (and our food security) are at risk. Industrial agriculture has depleted the land and fostered an unfair system that prioritizes yield over resilience.
Zero Foodprint Asia’s Restore Grants changes that. It supports farmers in adopting climate-positive practices that rebuild soil health, strengthen ecosystems, and grow more nutritious food.
By funding regeneration at the root, we set the course for a renewable food future — one that values farmers as true stewards of the planet.