10th International Nitrogen Conference

The N2026 Multi-stakeholder Roundtables (MSR) are a four-part dialogue process bringing together researchers, policymakers, industry, agriculture, youth, civil society, and other participants to explore pathways toward sustainable nitrogen management for future generations. The series moves from reflection on past progress and future needs, through stakeholder actions and collaboration, to a plenary harvest of insights from across N2026 and their synthesis for the Kyoto Declaration process. Participants are welcome to join any stage, while participation across multiple sessions will allow them to follow the dialogue as it develops.

The N2026 Multi-stakeholder Roundtables (MSR) are a four-part dialogue process bringing together researchers, policymakers, industry, agriculture, youth, civil society, and other participants to explore pathways toward sustainable nitrogen management for future generations. The series moves from reflection on past progress and future needs, through stakeholder actions and collaboration, to a plenary harvest of insights from across N2026 and their synthesis for the Kyoto Declaration process. Participants are welcome to join any stage, while participation across multiple sessions will allow them to follow the dialogue as it develops.

The N2026 Multi-stakeholder Roundtables (MSR) are a four-part dialogue process bringing together researchers, policymakers, industry, agriculture, youth, civil society, and other participants to explore pathways toward sustainable nitrogen management for future generations. The series moves from reflection on past progress and future needs, through stakeholder actions and collaboration, to a plenary harvest of insights from across N2026 and their synthesis for the Kyoto Declaration process. Participants are welcome to join any stage, while participation across multiple sessions will allow them to follow the dialogue as it develops.

The N2026 Multi-stakeholder Roundtables (MSR) are a four-part dialogue process bringing together researchers, policymakers, industry, agriculture, youth, civil society, and other participants to explore pathways toward sustainable nitrogen management for future generations. The series moves from reflection on past progress and future needs, through stakeholder actions and collaboration, to a plenary harvest of insights from across N2026 and their synthesis for the Kyoto Declaration process. Participants are welcome to join any stage, while participation across multiple sessions will allow them to follow the dialogue as it develops.