The rise of Indian women farmers in sustainable agriculture and irrigation
Women farmers are not only powering the farm, but could also power sustainable agriculture and irrigation in India.
Women farmers are not only powering the farm, but could also power sustainable agriculture and irrigation in India.
Saloni Gupta brings 14 years of holistic work experience in the social impact space working across social enterprises and micro-finance institutions. As the Delivery Lead at Sattva, her role involves influencing and enhancing the impact path for corporates through CSR. She leads the delivery for West and the overall business
Meera is a Partner at Sattva Consulting, responsible for leading Sattva’s work in the corporate sector.
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The session at Learning Planet Festival will be moderated by Arjun Bahadur and feature insights from youth, funders, and practitioners, spotlighting school-to-work learnings and alumni voices from urban India.
From rainfall extremes to groundwater collapse, India’s water crisis has moved from a seasonal worry to a structural threat. The prospect of a 2026 super El Niño adds another layer of uncertainty, with concerns around rainfall deficits, urban water rationing and agricultural drought, placing sustained pressure on both city supply
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