Soil & Water Security: Why Private Sector Stewardship Can’t Wait
India’s agricultural economy depends on soil and water. Yet these natural resources remain largely unmanaged at the ecosystem level.
As climate risks intensify and supply chains come under increasing pressure, soil and water security is no longer just an environmental concern—it is a business imperative.
This Sankalp Dialogue explores why private sector stewardship must become central to securing India’s natural resource base. Using the sugar and bioethanol ecosystem as a case study, the discussion will examine how businesses, technology providers, financiers and policymakers can move beyond isolated interventions to build shared governance, aligned incentives and sustainable financing models.
Together, we’ll explore:
Why soil and water are emerging as strategic business risks.
The role of corporate anchors in driving ecosystem-level stewardship.
How technology, finance and partnerships can strengthen long-term resource security.
What this means for the future of India’s agricultural supply chains.
Join us for a conversation on how stewardship can move from aspiration to action.
Location: Virtual
Date: Thursday, July 30, 2026
