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Bharat Rural Circularity Conference

VenueLalith 1 & 2 DayDay 1 Time11 AM–5:30 PM

Rural resources. New industries. India’s growth.

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Agenda

Indicative programme — may change as speakers are confirmed.

10 sessions
Day 01

Rural resources · New industries · India’s growth

11:00 AM – 5:30 PM
3 keynotes6 panels10 sessions
  1. 11:0011:1515 min
    KeynoteSession 01

    Making rural India an engine of circular growth

    A national vision for converting rural resources into economic value, enterprise, jobs and inclusive growth.

  2. 11:1512:0045 min
    PanelSession 02

    From rural waste to national wealth

    Resource mapping, new value chains, industrial demand and scalable business models.

  3. 12:0012:1515 min
    KeynoteSession 03

    The village as a production hub: building rural circular industries

    Shared processing infrastructure, rural MSMEs, FPOs, SHGs, cooperatives and decentralised resource recovery clusters.

  4. 12:1513:0045 min
    PanelSession 04

    Closing the loop: agricultural, food and livestock waste to wealth

    Crop residues for bioenergy and bio-based materials; food by-products for feed, compost and biofertilisers; dung for biogas and soil enrichment. Outcome: priority streams, products, buyers and scalable opportunities.

  5. 13:0014:00
    Networking lunch1 h
  6. 14:0014:4545 min
    PanelSession 05

    Regeneration as economic infrastructure

    Circularity linked with soil health, watershed restoration, water efficiency, agroforestry and resilient livelihoods.

  7. 14:4515:3045 min
    PanelSession 06

    Financing rural circularity: from pilots to bankable projects

    Project preparation, credit, blended finance, impact investment, shared infrastructure and commercial viability.

  8. 15:3015:4515 min
    KeynoteSession 07

    Who will buy? Connecting rural enterprises to markets

    Corporate procurement, industrial offtake, quality standards, logistics and traceability for recovered and bio-based products.

  9. 15:4516:3045 min
    PanelSession 08

    Rural green jobs: women, youth, SHGs and FPOs as economic drivers

    Enterprise development, skill-building, rural entrepreneurship and inclusive participation in circular value chains.

  10. 16:3017:1545 min
    PanelSession 09

    Rural circularity investment & partnership forum

    Curated project pitches connecting rural enterprises with investors, financial institutions, corporate buyers and implementation partners.

  11. 17:1517:3015 min
    ClosingSession 10

    From conference to scale: the Bharat Rural Circularity Roadmap

    Priority pilot districts, financing partnerships and a 12-month action framework — presenting the proposed Bharat Circularity Action Charter.

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  • 01Lalith 1 & 2 · Day 1 · 11:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • 0210 keynotes & panels with Q&A
  • 03Networking lunch & introductions
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    About the conference

    Rural circularity as a national economic development agenda — turning agricultural residues, food and livestock waste, local resources and community enterprise into new industries, jobs and farmer income.

    The question in this room

    How do crop residue, food and livestock waste become new rural industries, jobs and farmer income?

    Why it matters

    Farms produce a vast stream of residue, and much of it is still burnt in the field.

    ~500million tonnes

    of crop residue generated in India every year (MNRE estimate).

    228million tonnes surplus

    not needed for fodder or household fuel, so it is available for other uses.

    about 46% of all residue
    28 GWpower potential

    could be generated from that surplus biomass.

    Source: Ministry of New & Renewable Energy estimates; National Biomass Atlas (Sardar Swaran Singh National Institute of Bio-Energy), as reported by Down To Earth.

    The programme
    10Sessions
    4Keynotes & addresses
    6Panel discussions
    100Delegate seats
    1Day
    How the time is spentShare of programme time, from the agenda
    6.5hours
    • Panel discussions69%4.5 h
    • Keynotes & addresses15%1 h
    • Networking & lunch15%1 h
    What happens to crop residueShare of the ~500 Mt generated each year
    ~500Mt / yr
    • Used as fodder & fuel54%~272 Mt
    • Surplus, not burnt28%~136 Mt
    • Burnt in the field18%~92 Mt
    Focus areas
    1. 01Crop Residue & Biomass
    2. 02Food & Livestock Waste
    3. 03Regeneration
    4. 04Rural Finance
    5. 05Market Linkages
    6. 06Green Jobs
    Who should attend
    • Government & public institutions
    • Corporate buyers & processors
    • FPOs, SHGs & cooperatives
    • Banks, investors & DFIs
    • NGOs & development institutions
    • Agri-tech & skill providers
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    Speakers

    We’re confirming practitioners, regulators and investors for every slot. Register to hear first.

    01/04
    Announcing soonKeynote · Lalith 1 & 2
    02/04
    Announcing soonPanel · Lalith 1 & 2
    03/04
    Announcing soonPanel · Lalith 1 & 2
    04/04
    Announcing soonChair · Lalith 1 & 2
    05

    What the day produces

    Five concrete outputs, agreed in the room, with a 12-month follow-through.

    1. Rural Resource-to-Value Opportunity Map
    2. Rural Circular Enterprise Portfolio of 10–15 projects
    3. Buyer, investor & implementation partnerships
    4. Rural Green Jobs & Enterprise Framework
    5. 12-month Bharat Circularity Action Charter
    Indicative participation mix
    Government & public institutions20%
    Industry, buyers & processors20%
    Rural enterprises, FPOs, SHGs20%
    Investors, banks & FIs15%
    NGOs, development & research15%
    Startups, tech & skill providers10%
    06

    Know the language

    A short glossary so first-timers and specialists start from the same page.

    FPO

    Farmer Producer Organisation — farmers grouped to process and sell together.

    SHG

    Self-Help Group — community groups, often women-led, running small enterprises.

    Crop residue

    Stalks, straw and husks left after harvest — feedstock for energy and materials.

    Biofertiliser

    Beneficial microbes that help plants access nutrients.

    Offtake

    A buyer’s commitment to purchase what a project produces.

    Blended finance

    Public or philanthropic capital used to de-risk private investment.

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