The fourth edition of the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs' (IICA) National Conference on Responsible Business Conduct (NCRBC) 2026 was successfully held in New Delhi. The conference gathered industry leaders, policymakers, and scholars to discuss the evolving landscape of corporate responsibility and sustainable business practices. This year, the focus was on integrating ethical conduct into business strategies to foster long-term economic and environmental sustainability.
During the event, key speakers highlighted the pivotal role of responsible business practices in driving economic growth and social development. Discussions underscored the importance of transparency, ethical governance, and stakeholder engagement in building resilient businesses. Participants also explored innovative approaches to sustainability, emphasizing the need for collaboration between the private sector and government to achieve national and global development goals.
In conjunction with the conference, recent agricultural data was presented, revealing significant production figures: 114.51 million tons of fruits, 219.67 million tons of vegetables, and 33.54 million tons of other horticultural crops. These statistics, shared by the central agriculture ministry, underscore the potential for businesses to contribute positively to the agricultural sector by adopting responsible practices. The NCRBC 2026 thus served as a platform to bridge corporate responsibility with India's agricultural ambitions, highlighting the interconnectedness of sustainable practices across sectors.
— Authored by Next24 Live