The transition to regenerative agriculture in India has the potential to significantly reduce environmental impacts, including water wastage and greenhouse gas emissions. However, the financial and operational risks for farmers remain a challenge. Without adequate support, smallholder farmers may struggle to adopt these practices. The PRANA program has demonstrated success in mitigating these risks by providing incentives and support systems, but scaling such initiatives nationwide will require trust in markets, institutions, and infrastructure. Women and local community leaders have played a critical role in driving behavioral change, showcasing the importance of inclusive approaches.