The Dryland Congress 2026 has officially concluded, marking a significant step for the future of farming in arid regions. The event culminated in the adoption of the Delhi Declaration, which outlines a unified strategy to improve dryland agriculture through collaborative efforts and shared knowledge.
dryland agriculture: Focusing on the Delhi Declaration
Endorsed by governments, institutions, and various delegates, the Delhi Declaration serves as a roadmap for transforming dryland agriculture across the Global South. The agreement emphasizes that progress in these regions depends on four key pillars: collaboration, knowledge exchange, innovation, and collective action.
What This Means for the Future
By establishing this shared agenda, the participating stakeholders aim to address the unique challenges faced by farmers working in dryland environments. The congress highlighted that shifting towards a more integrated approach will be essential for the sustainability and productivity of these critical farming areas.
