Registration is open
Secure your place at ISRF 2025. Spaces are limited, and registration will close once capacity is reached. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with leaders across the rice sector.
Representatives from CSOs, NGOs, government representatives, and academic institutions are invited to contact us at isrf@pbn.org to access a special rate for the event.
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Demonstrate leadership and connect with decision-makers across the rice value chain. Explore opportunities for branding, speaking slots, and exhibition booths. Spaces are limited.
Uniting sector leaders to scale sustainable, low-carbon rice
The International Sustainable Rice Forum (ISRF) 2025 brings together global rice leaders to accelerate the shift to sustainable, low carbon production. Over two days, participants will learn from field-proven innovations and market-driven approaches from Indonesia and beyond, while connecting across the value chain from farmers, millers, traders, policymakers, researchers and donors. This global event will drive change by sharing knowledge, expanding impact and influencing policy to scale sustainable rice.
Why attend?
Farmers & Millers
Learn how low carbon practices can reduce costs, boost efficiency, and unlock market opportunities.
Traders & exporters
Gain clarity on evolving sustainability requirements from buyers and regulators.
Policymakers & donors
Explore proven pathways for sustainable rice production in line with food security and climate goals.
Researchers & NGOs
Share insights, showcase results, and build partnerships for systemic change.
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Expect a mix of panel discussions and hands-on breakout sessions. We’re curating a line-up of national and international voices from policy, farming, trade, and research across the rice value chain. Subscribe to be the first to hear our speaker announcements.
PARTNERS & COLLABORATORS
Together for sustainable rice
Organised by Preferred by Nature, the Sustainable Rice Platform (SRP), Rikolto and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), this event is part of the Low Carbon Rice project led by Preferred by Nature. The project is implemented in collaboration with Indonesian partners, Koalisi Rakyat untuk Kedaulatan Pangan (KRKP) and the Indonesia Rice Millers and Traders Association (PERPADI). Both KRKP and PERPADI play a strategic role in advancing modernisation, sustainability, and competitiveness in the rice sector.