FITT at IIT Delhi and CRSD at the University of Cambridge bring together innovation at scale and the science of co-creation. Different worlds, one purpose.
Where India's innovation ecosystem meets Cambridge co-creation science.

IIT Delhi, India
FITT is the commercialisation and entrepreneurship arm of IIT Delhi, one of India's premier research universities. With over 20,000 startups supported, FITT sits at the heart of India's fastest-growing innovation ecosystem, translating academic research into real-world impact at scale. As host of the 2026 conference, FITT brings the ambition and energy of a nation redefining its place in the global technology order.
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University of Cambridge, UK
Founded by Professor Nazia M. Habib, CRSD is a pioneering Cambridge research centre that has developed and applied 10 scientific co-creation methods across more than 75 countries. Its work transforms how governments, institutions, and communities tackle complex challenges through collective thinking and shared ownership of solutions. At Co-Creating Code, CRSD brings the intellectual rigour of the Cambridge Policy Boot Camp to the urgent question of who AI is built for.
Visit CRSDFITT has built the infrastructure for 20,000 innovators to change the world. CRSD has spent decades ensuring the world gets a say in how that change happens. Together, they make this conference possible.
Co-Creating Code 2026 is a unique opportunity to align your organisation with the global movement for responsible, inclusive AI governance, in front of an audience that matters.
Connect with delegates from academia, government, industry, and civil society across 30+ countries.
Position your organisation at the forefront of the global conversation on equitable AI governance.
Engage with the next generation of AI researchers, policymakers, and practitioners.
Prominent branding across all conference materials, digital channels, and post-event publications.
Demonstrate your commitment to responsible, inclusive AI and help amplify hidden voices.
Exclusive access to speakers, organisers, and senior delegates at the conference and gala dinner.
Three tiers of partnership, each offering meaningful visibility and engagement with a global audience of decision-makers in AI governance.
Bespoke partnership arrangements are also available. Contact us to discuss your objectives.
Curator of Where Innovation Meets Tradition – A Celebration of India's Living Heritage
Founded in 2005, the World Heritage Cultural Center (WHCC) is a global nonprofit dedicated to celebrating, preserving, and elevating the world's cultural heritage through the performing arts, music, culinary traditions, storytelling, education, and community engagement. For more than two decades, WHCC has connected hundreds of cultural communities, institutions, and global partners through experiences that foster understanding, respect, and Unity in Diversity. At Co-Creating Code 2026, WHCC curates the conference's official cultural experience, demonstrating how innovation is strengthened when it is rooted in humanity and living heritage.
Read more about WHCCWe are building a global network of academic institutions committed to advancing human-centered AI research and education. Partner universities will be announced soon.
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Contact our partnerships team to discuss how your organisation can support Co-Creating Code 2026 and help amplify hidden voices in AI.