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Volume 7, Issue 1 (X): January – March 2020 Part 2 Volume 7, Issue 1 (X) ISSN 2394 - 7780 January – March 2020 International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research (Conference Special) (Part – 2) Indian Academicians and Researchers Association www.iaraedu.com Smt. Durgadevi Sharma Charitable Trust’s Chandrabhan Sharma College of Arts, Science & Commerce Powai Vihar Complex, Powai, Mumbai- 400076 NAAC Accredited ‘B+’ Grade Internal Quality Assurance Cell In collaboration with University of Mumbai & India Accounting Association [Thane Branch] Organises 5th International Multi-Disciplinary Conference on “ROLE OF EDUCATION IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT” On 8th February 2020. (PEER REVIEWED) SPECIAL ISSUE OF INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCE AND INNOVATIVE RESEARCH [ISSN 2394-7780] IMPACT FACTOR: 7.36 VOLUME-2 CHAIRPERSON OF THE CONFERENCE DR. PRATIMA SINGH CONFERENCE CONVENERS DR. NISHIKANT JHA MR. UMESH KABADI CONFERENCE SECRETARY DR. KULDEEP SHARMA C.A MRS. NEETA VAIDYA EDITORIAL BOARD DR. TAZYN RAHMAN, DR. AKHTER ALAM, DR. PRATIMA SINGH & DR. NISHIKANT JHA ABOUT THE COLLEGE Chandrabhan Sharma College was established by Smt. Durgadevi Sharma Charitable Trust in the year 2004. The Managing Trustee of the Trust, Shri Prashant Gopal Sharma founded the College in memory of his late grandfather Pandit Chandrabhan Sharma, a renowned freedom fighter, philanthropist, social reformer and businessman. As per his philosophy the college is dedicated towards providing quality education, building values, nurturing talent and developing intellectual faculties for the learners. The college is affiliated to Mumbai University. The Degree College conducts various courses like B.Com, B.Sc (IT), BAF, BMS, BBI, BMM and BFM. The college is also affiliated to YCMOU and conducts three year degree courses in BCA and BIM. Currently more than 3000 students are pursuing their degree from the college. The education facilities are open to all communities. During a short span of time, the college has acquired good reputation, campus discipline and high academic standards. The college also ensures that students are offered opportunities to excel in extra- curricular fields like sports, cultural activities and also in co- curricular fields like NSS, DLLE and WDC. ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI University of Mumbai (also known by its former name University of Bombay, the name until 1997, or Bombay University), Informally known as (MU), is one of the earliest state universities in India and the oldest in Maharashtra. It offers bachelors, masters and Doctoral courses, as well as diplomas and certificates in many disciplines like the Arts, Commerce, Science, Medical and Engineering ABOUT INDIAN ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION - Thane Chapter The Association was founded by academicians and professionals in accounting on March 17, 1969, and inaugurated on February 14, 1970 by the Accountant General of Uttar Pradesh. It is a member organization of the International Association of Accounting Education and Research (IAAER). It is also a member of prestigious American Accounting Association (AAA). At present, IAA has a network of 53 branches in India with more than 5600 life members, and a Research Foundation as an affiliate at Kolkata. It publishes bi– annual research journal, ‘India Journal of Accounting’ in the months of June & December. The Association gives IAA Young Research Award and IAA fellowship. The association offers life membership and annual membership for individuals & institutions through its chapters across India. ABOUT THE CONFERENCE Good quality education is an essential tool for achieving a more sustainable world. Education in sustainable development (ESD) promotes the development of the knowledge, skills, understanding, values and actions required in creating a sustainable world, which ensures environmental protection and conservation as well as promotes social equity and encourages economic sustainability. The aim of ESD is to enable people to make decisions and carry out actions to improve our quality of life without compromising the planet. It also aims to integrate the values inherent in sustainable development into all aspects and levels of learning. There are a number of key themes in ESD and while the dominant focus is on environmental concerns, it also addresses themes such as poverty alleviation, citizenship, peace, ethics, responsibility in local and global contexts, democracy and governance, justice, human rights, gender equality, corporate responsibility, natural resource management and biological diversity. The conference tries to explore the changes in various areas that are likely to take place in the next few decades. It also emphasizes the prospects and challenges in the different phases of “Education in sustainable development”. PATRONS Dr. Suhas Pednekar, Vice Chancellor, University of Mumbai Shri. Prashant G.Sharma, Managing Trustee, Smt. Durgadevi Sharma Charitable Trust. OUR ADVISORS Prin. Dr. Ajay M. Bhamare Dr. Arvind Luhar R.A. D.A.V College, Dean of Commerce HOD Accountancy Ismail Yusuf College, Faculty in Commerce & Management, Chairperson BoS Accountancy, Chairperson of BOS, University of Member Academic Council, University of Mumbai. Mumbai. Prin. Dr. Gopal Kalkoti Prin. Dr. Madhu Nair M.V.M College of Commerce, Chairperson Nirmala College of Commerce, Academic of BOS in Business Economics, Council and Member of BOS in Commerce, University of Mumbai. University of Mumbai. Dr. G. Rajeshwary Dr. Pooja Ramchandani KPB Hinduja College of Commerce, H.R. College of Commerce & Economics, Chairperson of BOS in Business Member of BOS in Business Management. Management, University of Mumbai. University of Mumbai. Dr. Megha Somani M.M.K College, Member Academic Council, University of Mumbai. Dr. Madhura Kulkarni IDOL ,BOS in Accountancy, University of Mumbai. INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS Prof. (Dr.) James Steve Prof. (Dr. ) Shareef Hoque, Professor, Fresno Pacific North South University, University, California, USA Bangladesh Prof. (Dr.) Chris Wilson Prof. (Dr.) Robert Allen, Professor, Curtin University, Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, Singapore Australia RESEARCH PAPER REVIEW COMMITTE Dr. V. S. Kannan Kamala Nathan Dr. Nishikant Jha Vice- Principal KES Shroff College of Arts Secretary- IAA Thane Chapter; BAF Co- & Commerce ordinator- Thakur College of Science & Commerce Dr. Kuldeep Sharma Treasurer- IAA Thane Chapter; Assistant Dr. Poonam Kakkad, Professor- K.P.B Hinduja College of Arts & BAF Co-ordinator, Nirmala Memorial Foundation Commerce College of Commerce & Science Dr. Khyati Vora Dr. Malathi Iyer Assistant Professor, K.P.B Hinduja College HOD Vivek College of Commerce of Arts & Commerce Dr. Kishori Bhagat HOD- Accountancy, Pragati College of Arts & Commerce ORGANISING COMMITTEE: Mrs. Bharti Shridhara, B.Com Co-ordinator Mr. Sandeep Vishwakarma, BSc. I.T Co-ordinator Ms. Anjana Verma, BBI Co-ordinator Ms. Arpita Atibudhi, BMS Co-ordinator Ms. Manali Naik, BMM Co-ordinator MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING TRUSTEE SHRI. PRASHANT SHARMA At the outset I would like to congratulate the Principal and the staff of Chandrabhan Sharma College for organizing the 5th International Multidisciplinary Conference on “Role of Education in Sustainable Development” .Considering the theme of the conference ,it would be apt on my side to put my views on the topic with contextual relevance in Indian economy. The importance Sustainable Development is increasing across the globe and the emphasis has been shifted from a solely economic perspective to a larger view of development that includes three pillars i.e., environmental, social and economic sustainability . Moreover, it is also recognized that policy instruments or technological solutions are not going to be enough for achieving Sustainable Development rather behavioral change and public awareness are very crucial for sustainable development. Therefore, the role of education and its outreach programs such as training and capacity building, communication, creating public awareness, scientific and applied research, sharing and access to information, networking, partnerships etc. become the key strategies for achieving the Sustainable Development. I am sure that the conference will bring useful insights, innovative thoughts and ideas as well as out of the box thinking from the participants and the paper presenters on the conference theme. My best wishes for the success of the conference MESSAGE DR. ARVIND LUHAR Chairman, IAA Thane Chapter It gives me immense pleasure to acknowledge and announce that Chandrabhan Sharma College of Arts, Science & Commerce, University of Mumbai & Indian Accounting Association [Thane Chapter] organising One Day International Multi-Disciplinary Conference on “Role of Education in sustainable development” which provides a platform to scholars, researchers & professionals of diverse disciplines to discuss the various aspects of role of education. Hearty congratulations to Chandrabhan Sharma College of Arts, Science & Commerce for this laudable effort and all the best wishes to all the research delegates. I am sure that there will be high level of deliberation and panel discussion on the theme and there will be learning for all who are part of this conference. I extend my support and well wishes for the success of this conference which is ready to ignite the minds for a better tomorrow. Dr. Arvind Luhar Chairman, IAA Thane Chapter MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL It is a matter of great pride and honor for us at Chandrabhan Sharma College to organize an International Conference on “Role of Education in Sustainable Development” which is
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