PepsiCo and Partners Launch Updated CRP
PepsiCo has announced an update to the Climate Resilience Platform (CRP), an open-access tool designed to help agricultural stakeholders plan for and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
In collaboration with the Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), the update forms part of PepsiCo’s wider efforts to promote regenerative agriculture and strengthen the resilience of agricultural supply chains.
Originally developed in 2023 with PepsiCo’s support, the CRP translates climate research into practical insights for the agricultural sector, enabling users to anticipate yield risks and apply targeted interventions.
The new version, CRP 2.0, introduces improved features, broader accessibility, and sets the foundation for future developments, supported by $1 million in co-funding from FFAR.
Author's summary: PepsiCo updates CRP tool.
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