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- 04-06 December, 2025
- India Expo Centre and Mart
The Bharat Sustainability Expo 2025 is India’s largest integrated platform dedicated to advancing sustainable solutions for solid waste, wastewater, air pollution, and water management. The expo will be hosted at the India Exposition Centre & Mart, Greater Noida, Delhi NCR, in December 2025, the expo unites industry, government, innovators, and communities to drive the nation’s transition towards clean, resilient, and sustainable communities—embodying the vision of Swachh, Vayu, Jal (Cleanliness, Air, Water).
Unlike conventional expos that are often siloed, metro-centric, or limited to specific sectors, Bharat Sustainability Expo 2025 brings together the full spectrum of sustainability stakeholders—from policymakers and industry leaders to grassroots innovators and youth—under one roof. The event is strategically timed and located to maximize policy engagement, business opportunities, and actionable outcomes for a sustainable Bharat.
To be the annual national convergence point for India’s entire sustainability ecosystem, fostering measurable impact, inclusive growth, and holistic solutions for a cleaner, greener, and more resilient Bharat.
• To catalyze integrated and scalable solutions for India’s most urgent environmental challenges.
• To mainstream sustainability practices across industry, governance, and communities.
• To empower stakeholders at all levels—urban and rural, public and private, established and emerging—to collaborate for a sustainable future.
• To accelerate the adoption of ESG, SDG, and Net Zero pathways across sectors.
Government, & ULBs Officials
Private Sector, Developers, Contractors
Sustainability Leaders, Experts & Influencers
Infrastructure, Transport & Environmental Leaders
Consultants, NGSs, Media & Academics Research Scholars UG Students
According to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), India generates on an average 500 million Tonnes (MT) of crop residue per year. Majority of this crop residue is used as fodder and fuel for other domestic and industrial purposes.
India generates around 700 TPD of biomedical waste approximately and about 90% is treated.
About 75% of the Collected water is being processed/ treated and 60% of plastics waste is recycled.
India witnessed a surge in electronic waste (ewaste) generation over the past five years, rising from 1.01 million metric tonnes (MT) in 2019-20 to 1.751 million MT in 2023-24, according to Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.
Water conservation in India involves various projects and initiatives to address the immediate issue of water scarcity and also provide longterm solutions to the growing demand for water, environmental sustainability and climate resilience.
According to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), India generates on an average 500 million Tonnes (MT) of crop residue per year. Majority of this crop residue is used as fodder and fuel for other domestic and industrial purposes.
India generates around 700 TPD of biomedical waste approximately and about 90% is treated.
1.50 lakh+ tons/day of municipal solid waste (MSW) is being generated in urban India.
In India, more than 80% of people living in urban areas are exposed to severe air quality levels as much as AQI 400.
According to Central Pollution Control Board, India generated 72.4 billion liters of waste water per day.
Bharat Sustainability Expo 2025 is committed to raising awareness and building capacity across all segments of society. The expo features:
The expo provides a national stage for:
The expo’s design goes beyond technology and policy, aiming to:
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