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At the 3rd EU–India Sustainable Business Forum Dialogue, the first panel explored how governments, businesses and industry stakeholders can work together to strengthen sustainable global value chains under the Towards 2030: EU–India Joint Comprehensive Strategic Agenda. The discussion highlighted the need for shared responsibility across supply chains, ranging from equitable compliance and investment to stronger collaboration, measurable sustainability outcomes, and partnerships that enable businesses of all sizes to participate in the green transition. Featuring insights from: • Kathy Roussel | amfori - Trade with Purpose • Luisa Gradim Santos| BusinessEurope • Heske Verburg | Solidaridad Network • Thirukkumaran Natarajan | TIRUPPUR EXPORTERS' ASSOCIATION • Farhad Vania | GIZ India • Rijit Sengupta| Centre for Responsible Business The session reaffirmed that resilient supply chains require more than policy alignment. They depend on collaboration, accountability and shared value across every stage of the value chain. Explore the speaker highlights from the session. Tata Consultancy Services|Tata Group|BusinessEurope|CSR Europe| Delegation of the European Union to India| Embassy of India, Belgium, Luxembourg & European Union #EUSBF #EUIndia #ResponsibleBusiness #SustainableSupplyChains #ESG #TradeAndSustainability #SupplyChains #CRB #Towards2030