Archive · 31 May 2025
Punjab, Haryana to Lead Climate Resilient Agriculture Dialogue
Punjab and Haryana are leading a discussion about making farming better for the environment.
They are holding a meeting in Chandigarh to talk about how to deal with climate change in agriculture.
The event will bring together experts to discuss water, soil, and new technologies.
The goal is to create plans for sustainable farming in North India.
Awards will also be given out to people and groups that are helping to make farming more sustainable.
The meeting is important because of climate change, groundwater issues, and soil problems.
A policy dialogue on climate change's impact on agriculture will be held in Chandigarh.
The event aims to create climate-resilient and sustainable farming for the region.
It will include policymakers, scientists, agri-entrepreneurs, and environmental experts.
Sessions will cover water conservation, soil health, and digital agriculture.
Sustainability Awards 2024 will be presented during the event.
- Who
- Policymakers, scientists, agri-entrepreneurs, progressive farmers, and environmental experts.
- What
- A Regional Policy Dialogue on Climate Change and Its Impact on Agriculture.
- When
- June 5
- Where
- Chandigarh, Panjab University
- Why
- To chart a course toward climate-resilient and sustainable farming for the region.
- Event Title
- Regional Policy Dialogue on Climate Change and Its Impact on Agriculture
- Location
- Chandigarh, Panjab University
- Date
- June 5
- Focus
- Climate-resilient and sustainable farming
- Supported by
- Solidaridad, FIJEEHA, CEDS