<h1>Farmers Key to India's 2047 Economy Goal with Sustainable Practices and Long-Term Climate Financing</h1> A national summit on sustainable agriculture emphasized that achieving India's goal of becoming the world's largest economy by 2047 requires placing farmers at the center of economic growth and adopting sustainable practices. Government officials, industry leaders, and experts highlighted the need for long-term financing focused on climate-resilient infrastructure rather than short-term loans. Innovative crop diversification and strong market linkages were identified as key to improving farmer incomes and environmental sustainability. The event recognized district-level bureaucrats and organizations contributing to sustainable farming and rural development. Stakeholders agreed that integrating innovation, financing, grassroots leadership, and market opportunities is essential to empower farmers and ensure inclusive, sustainable agricultural growth aligned with national economic objectives.