RESTORING
OUR FOOD,
OUR HEALTH,
AND OUR
CLIMATE
Our Journey Thus Far
Zero Foodprint Asia (ZFPA) is part of a global non-profit organization mobilizing the food industry around soil regeneration - for better food and health, thriving farms, and a restored planet.
ZFPA crowdfunds from member food businesses such as restaurants, cafes, bars and food retailers to team up with smallholder farmers to adopt regenerative farming practices in the region, with farming projects now in Hong Kong, Thailand, Nepal, the Philippines, and Malaysia.
Team up with farmers to get the next dollar onto the next practice to regenerate the next acre - for healthier soil and thriving farms
Restaurants
can improve the
grid of food.
But certifying good practices within the current system is not enough.
As restaurants strive to provide the highest quality products to dazzle customers, all of it comes at an enormous environmental and social cost. With rising awareness of corporate social responsibility and sustainability programs, participating in climate action has never been easier.
Zero Foodprint Asia employs a table-to-farm approach that helps the food system and restaurant supply chain rapidly transition to the sustainable management and regeneration of our planet’s ecosystems.
Together, we’re making climate action part of the new business as usual.
100+
restaurant partners and supporters
Smallholder farmers
are at the heart of
this movement.
And you can help too.
Industrial agriculture is currently subsidized, whereas regenerative organic farming is NOT. In order to change this, we must work to incentivize sustainable farming and make the bad kind of farming obsolete.
ZFPA’s Restore Fund is pivotal as it allows regional farmers the access to financial and technical support which adequately equips and empowers communities to protect, conserve and restore our farmlands -- a first step in our collective fight towards climate mitigation, climate adaptation, and climate justice.
Looking for funding to scale soil regeneration? Check out our available sustainabel farming grants.
COLLECTIVE
REGENERATION
We spent a long time thinking that changing eating to create demand and pricing premiums was the most effective way to change farming. We now see that collective funding across sectors is needed to directly change how we grow our food.
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