NEW DELHI – The Better Cotton initiative and its strategic partner, the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) came together in New Delhi last week as part of their joint campaign to drive progress towards a sustainable and regenerative agricultural future in India.
The event – ‘AgriClimate Nexus: Food, Fibre and Regeneration for Sustainable Growth in India’ – brought together participants from farming communities, the private sector, civil society and government with the aim of building consensus on the scope and merits of regenerative agriculture, as well identifying opportunities for action across policy, business, finance, and research.
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