Events

FICCI is organizing the 6th Sustainable Agriculture Summit 2026 on 30 November 2026 at FICCI Federation House, New Delhi.

The Summit will bring together senior representatives from the agriculture and allied sectors, industry leaders, policymakers, research institutions, development organizations and other key stakeholders to deliberate on the evolving priorities of sustainable agriculture, climate resilience, responsible sourcing, resource efficiency and farmer prosperity.

Who Should Attend?

• Senior leadership and sustainability heads of agri-input, seed, crop protection, fertilizer and crop nutrition companies
• Representatives from agri-tech, precision agriculture, farm mechanization and digital agriculture companies
• Leaders from food processing, FMCG, agri-business, food retail and agricultural supply chains
• Sustainability, ESG, CSR and responsible sourcing professionals from corporates
• Representatives from biofuels, renewable energy and other agri-based industries
• Policymakers, government officials and representatives from agriculture and allied departments
• Researchers, scientists, academia and agricultural research institutions
• Representatives from FPOs, cooperatives, farmer organizations and development agencies
• NGOs, multilateral organizations and institutions working on climate resilience, natural resource management and farmer livelihoods
• Investors, consultants and industry associations supporting sustainable agriculture initiatives

For corporates working across the agriculture and allied value chains, the Summit offers a focused platform to strengthen industry visibility, demonstrate sustainability leadership and engage with key decision-makers and stakeholders shaping the future of Indian agriculture.

Alongside the Summit, FICCI will also organize the 6th Sustainable Agriculture Awards 2026 to recognize and celebrate exemplary industry-led initiatives, innovations and contributions that are advancing sustainable agriculture and driving positive impact across the agricultural value chain.