Sustainable Agriculture

Why it matters

• Promotes long-term soil fertility and biodiversity conservation by reducing reliance on synthetic chemical inputs.
• Enhances climate resilience by encouraging water-use efficiency and carbon sequestration in agricultural landscapes.
• Supports rural livelihoods by reducing input costs and promoting diversified income streams for smallholder farmers.

How it is asked

Focus on the transition from input-intensive Green Revolution models to regenerative practices, the role of agroecology in national food security policies, and the alignment of farming techniques with international climate change mitigation commitments.