CONNECTED MINDS FOR BETTER GROWTH
The goal of sustainable agriculture is to meet society’s food and
textile needs in the present without compromising the ability of
future generations to meet their own needs.
Practitioners of sustainable agriculture seek to integrate three
main objectives into their work: a healthy environment, economic
profitability, and social and economic equity. Every person involved
in the food system—growers, food processors, distributors,
retailers, consumers, and waste managers—can play a role in
ensuring a sustainable agricultural system.
The Agri Sustainability Summit will provide a Stimulating
environment to professionals from Agriculture, Farming, Agri
Sourcing, Food Production, Sourcing and Distribution, Agri Policy
Making, ESG, SDG and Sustainability Leaders from Food,
Agrochemical, Fertilizer, Research enterprises identify the best
ways for responsible production and consumption of agri produce.
Participants walk away with actionable take always on how to
achieve sustainability goals without impacting farm incomes and
final costs to consumers and much more!
With 250+ Agri Sustainability leaders exclusively in one place at
one time, this is the meeting place to showcase your brand and
knowledge leadership and take a step forward for the future of
your organistion.
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Agri Sustainability: What is Expected
- Increase productivity, employment and value addition in food systems
- Protect and enhance natural resources
- Improve livelihoods and foster inclusive economic growth
- Enhance the resilience of people, communities and ecosystems
- Adapt governance to new challenges
Day - 1 | Session I: 0900 -0945 hrs
Agri Sustainability in India The Road Ahead
Overall Solution Required: Decent work and equal
opportunities across the value chain
Key Drivers: Environmental Sustainability & Socioeconomic
Sustainability
Tool of Change: Health & Safety, Education, Improved
Agricultural Practices, Promoting rights and justice, Access
to resources, Regulatory & Policy Support, Decent
Employment Opportunities, Community Mobilisation,
Elimination of Child labour, Data driven approach
Implementation: What are the best ways for
implementation, challenges associated and strategies
required to overcome?
Day - 1 | Session II: 0945-1030 hrs
Renaissance of Rural Territories The Imperatives
Agriculture Sustainability has deep socio-economic
linkages and impact. Including but not limited to;
Poverty reduction, sustainable economic growth, decent
work, income & livelihood for vulnerable rural populations
Social Justice, territorial cohesion and peaceful society,
Urban/rural links and territorial development
All this impacts SDG’s 1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 16 and are important
for achieving national SDG objectives and Enterprise ESG
objectives. What is the best way to achieve this with
minimal policy change and impact to exchequers
Day - 1 | Session III: 1030-1115 hrs
Demand Pressures on Agri Sector
- Produce at least 70 percent more food by 2050
- Improve Food Security and livelihoods of the rural poor
- Reconcile use of land and water resources amongst competing uses
- Increase food production without expanding agriculture land
- Anticipate climate changes that will alter agriculture systems
So how will sustainability initiatives unfold against the given backdrops
Day - 1 | Session IV: 1130-1215 hrs
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