New Delhi: The Union environment ministry and two institutes at Harvard University will organise a four-day conference starting March 19 titled: ‘India 2047: Building a Climate-Resilient Future.’ Insights from the conference will contribute to shaping India’s upcoming National Adaptation Plan, the ministry said in a statement on Monday. The Economic Survey 2025 tabled in Parliament had said that India would prioritise climate adaptation efforts to safeguard its rapid economic expansion. (Representational image) The Lakshmi Mittal and Family South Asia Institute and the Salata Institute For Climate and Sustainability at the Harvard University, USA are the organising partners for the event. “This event will serve to identify the key challenges in adaptation and fine tune India’s response in terms of policies, programmes and action at the field level geared towards a climate-resilient India@2047,” the statement added. Suman Bery, vice chairperson, NITI Aayog and environment minister for state, Kirti Vardhan Singh will attend the conference. The event would also be addressed by speakers from the Centre, academia, research institutions, private sector and the Harvard University. Notable amongst …