Climate change significantly impacts the agricultural sector, causing reduced yields and deteriorating growing conditions. The topic’s relevance is due to the need to adapt agriculture to new climatic conditions to ensure food security and sustainable development. The research assesses financial instruments’ effectiveness in adapting agriculture to climate change. The research methodology includes a literature review, economic and environmental analysis, and comparative analysis of various financial instruments. The results show that green bonds and investment funds demonstrate the highest economic efficiency and significant investment volume in sustainable technologies. Crop insurance and credit programmes reduce farmers’ financial risks, contributing to their income stability. Subsidies and grants facilitate the introduction of new technologies and adaptive measures, increasing farmers’ productivity and incomes.

Environmental sustainability is achieved through green bonds and subsidies, which help reduce carbon emissions and improve the state of the environment. However, insufficient awareness, difficulties accessing finance, and the lack of effective climate risk assessment models remain significant obstacles. Solving these problems requires a comprehensive approach and cooperation between the public and private sectors. The practical significance of the results lies in developing recommendations for improving the

use of financial instruments to enhance the resilience of agriculture to climate change.