Designing Agricultural Climate Policy in Ireland from 2030 to Net Zero

This paper explores how Ireland could reimagine its agricutural climate policy beyond it’s 2030 targets. It examines Ireland’s subsidy approach to emissions reduction and makes the case for intergrated emissions priing through either a levy or a rebate system or a cap-and-trade model (AgETS).

Farm to Finance: The Processor-Farmer Nexus in Ireland’s Agricultural Climate Transition

The second paper in the IIEA’s ‘Pathways’ project focuses on the processor-farmer relationship as a potential leverage point for implementing climate-aligned farming practices, and examines how food processors and manufacturers within Ireland’s agricultural supply chain are driving the sustainability transition at the farm level.

From Policy to Pasture: Bridging the Gap Between Climate Targets and Irish Agricultural Realities

Assessing Gender, Diversity, and Power in Food System Organizations: Insights from Global Food 50/50

This webinar explores how gender inequalities shape global food systems, drawing on Global Food 50/50 evidence to examine power, resources, and decision-making, and to highlight gender-responsive leadership and accountability in food governance.

Denmark’s Green Tripartite Agreement: A New Model for Ireland’s Agriculture and Climate Policy?

Join the IIEA to discuss Denmark’s Green Tripartite Agreement and its potential as a model for Ireland’s agriculture, climate policy, and rural development.

Designing Agricultural Climate Policy in Ireland - From 2030 to Net Zero

Alan Matthews and a panel of expert speakers discuss the launch of a new IIEA paper exploring long-term strategies for reducing Ireland’s agricultural emissions, balancing 2030 targets with climate neutrality goals for 2040 and 2050.

Farm to Finance: The Processor–Farmer Nexus in Ireland’s Agricultural Climate Transition

Join the IIEA for the launch of its latest Pathways Paper exploring Ireland’s agricultural and climate transition and its impact on the farmer- processor relationship.

Policy to Pasture: Bridging the Gap Between Climate Targets and Irish Agricultural Realities