Events

There are just two weeks to go until we bring our global cotton community together at the Better Cotton Conference in Malmö, Sweden and online. In-person registrations close on Wednesday 8 June at 17:00 CEST and we encourage you to purchase your tickets today to secure your place. Virtual registration remains open until Tuesday 20 June, 17:00 CEST.  

Keynote Speakers

Panellists

We have a fantastic line-up of keynote speakers and panellists, including Better Cotton Farmers and representatives from across the cotton sector and beyond. You can look forward to hearing insights from the following organisations:

Tony’s Chocolonely
Fashion Declares & People Tree
EU Commission
FAO
WWF
Textile Exchange
ABRAPA
GAP UNDP
Landscape Finance Lab
Laudes Foundation
Quantis
Vardeman Farms Partnership

Rainforest Alliance
IKEA
Solidaridad
IDH, The Sustainable Trade Initiative
FairTrade
Fair Capital
Lupin Foundation
CommonLand Foundation
Walmart
Cotton Australia
British International Investments

Forum for the Future
Somnath Farmer Producer Organisation
ISEAL
Pesticide Action Network UK
Chainpoint
Anthesis Group
Farmer Connect
Delta Project
Wageningen University
JFS Group
Rabobank

Networking and Social Events

As well as a variety of meetings taking place around the conference, in-person attendees can also look forward to the following networking and social events:  

Welcome Reception: Tuesday 21 June, 18:00 – 20:00 CEST
Join us for a welcome reception on a rooftop bar to kick start the conference.  

Networking Breakfasts: Wednesday 22 & Thursday 23 June, 08:00 – 09:00 CEST
Our morning networking sessions will provide a great opportunity to meet with peers before the conference sessions begin.  

Better Cotton Conference Dinner: Wednesday 22 June, 19:30 – 23:00 CEST
Experience a summer evening in Sweden with live music entertainment and a three-course meal in a beautifully rustic venue.  

Registration for these events is essential and can be selected during your ticket purchase.  

Join us to engage in insightful sessions, dynamic dialogue and an opportunity to meet face to face with peers once again.  

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