The India Land and Development Conference is built through collaboration. Each edition of ILDC is co-created with institutions that bring knowledge, networks, resources, convening strength, and sectoral experience to the platform.
As ILDC enters its 10th edition, we invite organisations, academic institutions, government bodies, media platforms, international networks, and development partners to join us in shaping a vibrant and inclusive conference.
Partnerships with ILDC may take different forms, from knowledge support and session curation to communication, logistics, global engagement, venue support, or financial and in-kind contributions.
Become a partner
Institutions interested in partnering with ILDC 2026 are invited to get in touch with us.
Why partner with ILDC?
Partnering with ILDC allows institutions to contribute to a collaborative platform that brings together diverse actors working on land, climate, livelihoods, governance, equity, technology, and sustainable development.
As a partner, your organisation can:
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Contribute to shaping key conversations on land and development
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Engage with a national and international community of practitioners and policymakers
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Co-create sessions, dialogues, and knowledge spaces
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Share institutional learning, research, and field experience
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Build networks with organisations working across sectors and geographies
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Support the 10th edition of one of India’s leading land governance conferences
Sponsorship categories
Partnership categories
Sponsorship categories
Organising Partner
Organising Partners are institutions that continue to contribute to ILDC through knowledge support, financial support, institutional leadership, or long-term engagement. They play a vital role in strengthening the conference and its wider initiatives.
Knowledge Partner
Knowledge Partners contribute through session hosting, session co-curation, thematic inputs, research, or active participation. This category is suitable for organisations that bring sectoral expertise and help shape the substance of the Conference, without necessarily providing direct funding.
Academic Partner
Academic Partners include universities, research centres, training institutions, and academic organisations that contribute to ILDC through research, teaching, student engagement, faculty participation, session hosting, or knowledge exchange.
Government Partner
Government Partners include government departments, public agencies, training institutions, and statutory bodies that engage with ILDC through participation, collaboration, session hosting, policy dialogue, or institutional support.
Media Partner
Media Partners support ILDC through communication, outreach, documentation, dissemination, interviews, reporting, and public engagement. This category is ideal for media platforms and communication organisations interested in amplifying conversations on land and development.
Conference Partner
Conference Partners support the event through venue, accommodation, logistics, hospitality, technical support, or other conference-related services. This category is suited to institutions that can help strengthen the overall conference experience.
Global Partner
Global Partners are international institutions, networks, or organisations that bring global perspectives, expertise, resources, and comparative experience to ILDC. They help connect India’s land governance dialogue with global conversations, best practices, and cross-country learning.
Sponsor
Sponsors provide financial or in-kind support to the Conference while gaining visibility and engagement opportunities. Sponsors contribute to the sustainability of ILDC as a platform for inclusive land governance.
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