World Food Trust is Organizing a Seminar on 'Sustainable Agriculture and India's Food Security'

World Food Trust is organizing a seminar on 'Sustainable Agriculture and India's Food Security' on 28th October 2021 at Silver Oak, Habitat World, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. In this webinar, serious discussions will be carried out by representatives of the various departments connected with the Central and some State Governments as well as academicians and representatives from the private sector.

The objective of this seminar is to generate significant action and progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainability in rural areas. 

During the day-long seminar, the Meghalaya Basin Development Authority and the Department of Agriculture of the States of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka will share their own experiences and steps already taken towards the development of Sustainable Agriculture reducing food insecurity. 

Senior Representatives of institutions like FSSAI, BIS, NIFTEM, National Rain-fed Area Authority, besides academicians, experts, and representatives from the public and private sectors, are likely to join to discuss and culminate on a result-oriented approach to lead India towards achieving SDGs and total food security before 2030.

Major Topics of Panel Discussions:

Let’s discuss what are the topics that would be covered in the one-day seminar include:

• Increasing the income of farmers: Trends and Agenda-setting; Opportunities & Challenges

• Food Processing, Value Addition, Food technology, Food Fortifications, Supply Chain

• Enable Business in Agriculture through Ecosystem-based adaptation for sustainable food security 

• Sahi Fasal and catch the rain

• Meghalaya Basin Development Authority 

• Water Resources Management in the Ganges Basin

• Agribusiness and rural transformation

• Model state Karnataka State 

• Andhra Pradesh: India's first Zero Budget Natural Farming state

Google Meet link to Join: https://meet.google.com/yjz-eyue-niu

 If you wish to connect with us then meet us at India Habitat Centre on 28th October 2021.