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SBI Foundation Conclave deliberates on urban ecosystem conservation

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Last updated: March 19, 2026 10:37 am
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Published: March 19, 2026
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A group photo of the participants at the CONSERW Conclave 2026 in Mumbai on March 18. The conclave was organised by the SBI Foundation to discuss climate action and urban resilience.

A group photo of the participants at the CONSERW Conclave 2026 in Mumbai on March 18. The conclave was organised by the SBI Foundation to discuss climate action and urban resilience.
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The SBI Foundation organised the CONSERW Conclave 2026 on Wednesday (March 18, 2026) to facilitate dialogue on strengthening the resilience of urban ecosystems. The meeting brought together representatives from industry, government agencies, civil society, and research institutions to examine pathways for addressing environmental challenges in Indian cities.

The event was held under the Foundation’s flagship environment programme, CONSERW. Discussions were centred on the conservation of urban ecosystems, with a focus on air quality, water availability, and green spaces in the context of climate change. Participants analysed the vulnerability of cities to climate pressures, including temperature rise, irregular rainfall, heatwaves, flooding, and pollution.

Published – March 19, 2026 04:03 pm IST



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