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National Conclave 2026
Agriculture · Food System · Nutrition
Technical Sessions

Four sessions. One national mission.

Curated by the Scientific Committee to bridge nutrition, sustainability and policy.

Conclave Agenda & Structure

The Conclave will feature an inaugural session, four technical sessions, an interactive panel discussion, and a valedictory session. Under each technical session, one keynote address (30 min) and two lead lectures (20 min) followed by 4 oral presentations (15 min) and 12 poster presentations (5 min) will be included. Additionally, separate poster sessions with display of posters will run during tea and lunch breaks to accommodate more participants, with selected posters invited for 5-minute flash talks.

01Session 1

Healthy Agroecosystems

Covering Soil and Plant Health, Climate resilient and nutrient dense Indigenous foods, Sustainable crop, forestry and livestock production, Circular bioeconomy and waste recycling, Biodiversity and Environmental health

02Session 2

Healthy and Safe Food

Covering Fresh and processed food, Food safety and quality assurance, Post-Harvest Management, Food loss reduction, Climate-smart food value systems

03Session 3

Healthy Nutrition for Human & Livestock

Covering Malnutrition, Non-communicable diseases, Diet diversity and food security for different stakeholders, Functional foods and neutraceuticals, Pre, Pro, and Postbiotics

04Session 4

Innovations, Policy and Partnership for One Health

Covering Economics of Malnutrition & poor health, One Health Awareness & Governance, Good Agriculture Practices, Food Safety Regulations, Public policy & community participation, AI in One Health.

Interactive Panel Discussion

Convergence of One Health from Agriculture to living entities and Environment

A moderated national panel bringing together scientists, policymakers, industry leaders and farmer representatives.

Areas

Twenty areas for abstract submissions.

Abstracts are invited in — but not limited to — the following areas.

Area 01
Soil and Plant Health
Area 02
Climate resilient and nutrient dense Indigenous foods
Area 03
Sustainable crop, forestry and livestock production
Area 04
Circular bioeconomy and waste recycling
Area 05
Biodiversity and Environmental health
Area 06
Fresh and processed food
Area 07
Food safety and quality assurance
Area 08
Post-Harvest Management
Area 09
Food loss reduction
Area 10
Climate-smart food value systems
Area 11
Malnutrition & Non-communicable diseases
Area 12
Diet diversity and food security
Area 13
Functional foods and nutraceuticals
Area 14
Pre, Pro, and Postbiotics
Area 15
Economics of Malnutrition & poor health
Area 16
One Health Awareness & Governance
Area 17
Good Agriculture Practices
Area 18
Food Safety Regulations
Area 19
Public policy & community participation
Area 20
AI in One Health