The implementation of innovative business models is in line with the Paris Climate Agreement which recognizes organizations and all Institutions, "the need for an effective and progressive response to the pressing threat of climate change, as provided for in the Convention ...". The Business Model is an appropriate legal economic tool for mitigation and adaptation and thus contributes to climate action in favor of building efficient economies adapted to climate action.The need for an adjustment of business model with a view to a new volatile, dynamic and constantly changing environment. In difficult economic times linked to the emergence of Environmental - Social - and Governance (ESG) risks, companies consider the Business Model as one of the most important factors of resistance in an erratic environment. A Business Model also allows the manager to understand his business project in a synthetic and effective way, which gives him a global vision as well as a quick and concise reading of the added value.Building an innovative business model for strengthening resilience in food security and food supply chains.