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Sustainable Development & Inclusive Growth TWO DAY INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON Sustainable Development & Inclusive Growth Methods to Methodology 3rd & 4th March,2020 Jointly organized by the Post Graduate Department of Geography and Lady Brabourne College, Kolkata the Department of Statistics, Lady Brabourne College, Kolkata. About the College Lady Brabourne College is one of the premier Institutions for women’s education in India. Established by the Government of Bengal in July 1939, the college made a humble beginning with 35 Muslim students in a rented house in Park Circus. Since then the college has expanded structurally and academically and earned the reputation of having an excellent academic environment. And it was recognized by the NAAC in 2006 and again in 2014 with an ‘A’ accreditation. It was selected for Center for Potential of Excellence (CPE) I & II Grants. Also the college received several prestigious funds from RUSA, DST FIST, DBT STAR & DBT BOOST. Organizing Committee Patrons Dr. Anwaruzzaman, Aliah University Prof. Mamata Ray, Vice- Chairperson(Academic); Dr. Krishnendu Meena, JNU West Bengal State Higher Education Council Dr. Snehamanju Basu, Registrar, JU Prof. Asis Kumar Chattopadhyay, Pro-VC ( Academic), Chairperson University of Calcutta Prof. Jayasri Ray Chaudhuri, DPI, Prof. Siuli Sarkar, Principal, Lady Brabourne College Higher Education Department, Govt. of West Bengal Vice-Chairperson Advisory Committee Dr. Manasi De, Head, Department of Geography, LBC Prof. Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, SQC & OR Division, Joint Conveners ISI Kolkata Prof. Asish Sarkar, WBSES (Retd.) Dr. Natasa Dasgupta, Head, Department of Statistics, LBC Prof. Atanu Biswas, ASU, ISI Kolkata Dr. Mahua Chatterjee, Department of Geography, LBC Prof. B. C. Vaidya, JNU Organizing Secretaries Prof. Chandranath Pal, Kalyani University Dr. Subhra Chattopadhyay, Department of Geography, LBC Prof. Debesh Roy, Principal, Barasat Govt. College Dr. Bratati Chakraborty, Department of Statistics, LBC Prof. Jadab Krishna Das, CU Prof. L. N. Satpati, CU Joint Treasurers Prof. Lakshmi Shivaramakrishna, JU Dr. Debasree Bhadra, Department of Geography, LBC Prof. Premangshu Chakraborty, Visva Bharati Dr. Moutushi Chatterjee, Department of Statistics, LBC Prof. Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, AERU, ISI Kolkata Working Committee Prof. Sanat Guchhait ,BU Dr. Indrani Choudhuri Dutt, IQAC Convener, LBC Prof. Saswati Mookherjee, LBC, WBSES (Retd.) Dr. Parna Ghose, TCS, LBC. Prof. Sugato Senroy, CU Smt. Satabdi Roy,Department of Geography, LBC Prof. Sumana Bandopadhyay, CU Prof. Sunando Bandopadhyay, CU In Charge of pre-seminar publications Prof. Sutopa Mukhopadhyay, Visva Bharati Dr. Rajasree Banerjee, Department of Geography, LBC Prof. Tuhin Ghosh,JU. Smt. Ipshita Samanta, Department of statistics, LBC Brief Introduction about the Seminar Sustainable development and Inclusive Growth are two pivots on which the overall global development takes place. Social Science is the building blocks for the study of resources and sustainable development. By exploring the inter-connectivity of sustainable resource usages and growth, Social Science facilitates the inclusive growth en masse. Mathematical Science as a theory of methods, through quantifying parameters, eases the policy making process for sustainable development. Statistics also support the monitoring and evaluation of development inventories. As a multidisciplinary platform for communicating various methods for facilitating sustainable development and inclusive growth, we hope to update the theory of Methods and Methodology. Sub-themes of the Seminar • Social and Environmental Impact Assessment Techniques • Participatory approaches in Environment and Social Management System (ESMS) • Sustainable Development Assessment: Indices, Techniques and Application • Climate Change and its Impact on Environment and Human Society • Environmental Approach in Waste Management, Smart Cities Design and Planning, Disaster Mitigation. • Application of Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed Methods in Development Studies: Land, Water, Livelihood, Economy, Demography. • Sustainable Natural Resource Management and Development, Water Resource Management and Biodiversity Conservation Strategies. • Sustainable Development Goals and Policies and Changing concepts of Development. • Multiple aspects of Globalization and Inclusive Growth. • Gender, Health, Equality and Social Justice. • Urbanisation, Industrialisation and Environmental Issues. • Agricultural Development, Food Security, Forestry and Biotechnology. • Application of RS and GIS as Research methodology and forecasting techniques. • Land use Projection Modeling and Regional Analysis. • Use of Statistical tools and techniques in Development Studies. • Role of Official Statistics in Development. • Statistical methods for Social and Environmental Impact Assessment. • Indicators and Monitoring Framework for Development Goals. • Demography and Population Studies. • Measurement of Occupational Mobility and Development. • Statistics for Healthcare Services. • Statistics for measuring impact of industrialization in Society & Economy. Call for Posters, Abstracts and Full Papers Original research papers are invited from Research Scholars, Teachers and other professionals, engaged in the said field, for presentation at the seminar. Selected papers, after scrutiny by peer review committee, will be published as an edited book with ISBN. ** ** An Inter-College Poster Competition for the students is scheduled. For poster display, the completed ones of either size of A1 or A2, have to be submitted at registration desk at 9 a.m. Submission Guidelines Abstracts are to be limited to 200 words and is to be written in Times New Roman with 12 font. Abstract title should be typed in upper case with 14 font. Abstract title is to be authored/co-authored with designation, affiliation and e-mail of the presenter author Full Paper should be written within 3000 words with font-size 12 Abstract and Full Paper submission to [email protected] Important Dates Last date for submitting the Abstracts: 15.02.2020 Last date for submitting Full papers: 20.02.2020 Last date for Registration: 25.02.2020 Registration link will be available on www.ladybrabourne.com Registration Fee structure for Participants PARTICIPANTS REGISTRATION FEES Students ₹ 100/- Research Scholars ₹ 300/- Teacher/ Faculty ₹ 600/- Other Proffessionals BANK-DETAILS FOR REGISTRATION FEES Bank Name: Axis Bank Branch Name: CIT Road Account Number: 917010076516209 IFSC Code: UTIB0000161 Students and Research Scholars need to submit their credentials along with filled-up registration form and proof of payment towards registration while registering in the seminar..
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