Gender Equality, Climate Change and Sustainable Development Goals
Summary Report Three Days’ Online Training Programme Gender Equality, Climate Change and Sustainable Development Goals Dates: 27-29 May, 2021 Jointly Organized by Center for Environment, Climate Change and Sustainable Development, IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute & National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 1
Contents
1. Introduction to the Course Sub Themes Objectives Program Schedule Important Announcements 2. About IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute 3. About National Institute of Disaster Management 4. Day – Wise Summary Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Key Takeaways
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Introduction to the Course
Persistent gender inequities and inequalities across the globe including India are entangled in a vicious cycle with environmental degradation and climate change. As a result, there are disproportionate, and often disadvantageous implications on the lives of women and girls as well as the third gender. As a result, the gender gap is increasing, which is further creating barriers to effective sustainable development and livelihoods by restricting women’s access to resources and decision-making opportunities. Some of the critical gender gaps that are reinforcing power imbalances and exacerbating unsustainable environmental development include: unequal and insecure rights over land, underrepresentation in natural resource decision making and leadership, and gender based violence.
Rapid urbanization and expansion of urban areas are interfering with the natural ecosystem, which in turn are exacerbating the gender gaps. As a result, the Sustainable Development Goal 5 of gender equality coupled with Goal 13 for climate action is being seriously impacted.
It is therefore important that all projects, programmes and strategies for environmental sustainability are intertwined to the gendered framework, so that there remains an elaborate scope to address them.
This 3-day online training program brought together experts from the academia, national and international NGOs to provide a basic understanding of the gender issues vis-à-vis environmental sustainability. The overall objective of the program is to provide a clarity in the understanding of the participants on the prevailing gender inequalities, different needs, vulnerabilities, roles and capacities of men and women in order to have more inclusive environmentally sustainable solutions for the people in India.
The training programme is jointly organized by Center for Environment, Climate Change and Sustainable Development (CECCSD), IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi and National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.
Sub-themes: a) Understanding the Gender Gaps for Environmental Sustainability b) What is gender neutral climate resilient development? c) Tackling Climate Change: From Vulnerability to Resilience, A Gendered Perspective d) Gender, Growth and Adaptation to Climate Change e) Gender-Sensitive Strategies to Address the Challenges of Climate Change on Health and Nutrition Security f) Advancing Gender-Equitable, Pro-Poor Sustainable Resilient Development
Objectives:
1. To develop an understanding on the connection between gender gaps and its implications on the environmental sustainability.
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2. To develop an understanding of the ways in which gender equality help foster mitigation and adaptation to climate change. 3. To develop an understanding of how equal opportunity in access to natural resources, healthy environment, environmental risk reduction, distribution of food and energy, participation in green economy, as well as access to capacity and technology would foster Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN). 4. To develop a network among participants for active role in the near future to forge a commitment to action towards gender equality and its impact on the UN SDGs.
Program Schedule
Time Topic Speaker Day 1 – May 27, 2021 | 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM IST 10:30 - 11:15 Inaugural Remarks Prof Anil K Gupta Head ECDRM, NIDM, New Delhi 11:15 - 12:15 Opening Lecture on Gender Prof Vibhuti Patel Equality, Climate Change and Former Professor, TATA Institute of Sustainable Development goals Social Sciences, Mumbai 12:15 - 13:00 Empowering Women at the Dr Sukriti Chauhan Frontlines of Climate Change Founder, Empower. Transform. Inspire. (ETI); Former Programme Lead, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) Day 2 - May 28, 2021 | 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM IST 10:30 - 11:30 Climate Change: Gender Prof Govind Kelkar Equality and Sustainable Executive Director, Gendev Centre for Development Research and Innovation, Gurugram; Chairperson, GISC, IMPRI 11:30 - 12:30 Empowering Women to address Ms Gitika Goswami Climate Change Issues for Senior Programme Director, Policy achieving Sustainable Research & Planning, Development Development Goals Alternatives Group 12:30 - 13:05 Gender Neutral Climate Resilient Dr Indira Khurana Development: Time to reset Senior Expert, Water Sector; Vice Chair, Tarun Bharat Sangh, Alwar Day 3 - May 29, 2021 | 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM IST 10:30 - 11:15 SDGs, Climate Change and Mr Tikender Singh Panwar Gender: Challenges and Former Deputy Mayor, Shimla; Senior Mitigation Strategies Visiting Fellow, IMPRI, New Delhi 11:15 - 12:15 Gender Responsive Budgeting Dr Sanghamitra Dhar Consultant, Ending Violence Against Women Unit, UN Women 12:15 - 13:00 Case Study: Parmarth's Theory Dr Sanjay Singh of Change Waterman of Bundelkhand, Secretary, Parmarth Samaj Sevi Sansthan, Jhansi
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Important Announcements
The important housekeeping announcements were announced to ensure smooth flow of the programme on all the three days. These included: Join the meeting on time. Ensure at least 80% of attendance 15-20 minutes for Q & A after each lecture Share your questions on the Q & A Box only and not on the chatbox The questions must not be posted as Anonymous attendee. Ensure that the questions are precise Refrain from making general comments
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About IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute
IMPRI, a startup research think tank, is a platform for pro-active, independent, non-partisan and policy-based research. It contributes to debates and deliberations for action-based solutions to a host of strategic issues. IMPRI is committed to democracy, mobilization and community building. IMPRI seeks to confront the most critical challenges to issues of socio-economic, political and environmental importance through qualitative and quantitative analysis. The analytical framework is strengthened through three types of activities, namely: Building Dynamic Evidence: The Institute’s core strength lies in the interdisciplinary network of diverse and eminent scholars, research professionals with a commitment to conduct cutting-edge research, evidence-based impact assessment, monitoring and evaluation, and advocacy. Cost-effective and intense precision in analysis is its forté. Deepening Public Debate: Underlying IMPRI’s work is a strong commitment to good governance, rule-of-law, tolerance, a market economy, and democratic principles. By leveraging its research, it facilitates the engagement of an informed citizenry with academia, industry and the government through seminars, workshops, conferences, lectures, extensive media presence. Catalyzing Transparent and Accountable Governance: IMPRI collaborates with the government, academic and research institutions, NGOs, businesses and the civil society for research and advocacy for transparent and accountable governance. We aim to create a benchmark for the analysis of evidence-based and action-based studies using advanced research methods, and developing innovative techniques for gathering, handling, processing and analyzing data. The multidisciplinary areas of research include: Agriculture, Food & Nutrition Security and Rural Development; Economy and Infrastructure; Entrepreneurship, ICT and Innovation; Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Sustainable Development; Gender, Pluralism & Social Inclusion; Governance and Law; International Relations and Strategic Studies; Livelihoods, Employment and Well-being; Public Finances and Macroeconomics; Society, Literature, Arts, Sports and Culture; Urbanization, Habitat, Transportation and Regional Development; Social Sector; Science and Technology, and; Public Policies, Programs and Scheme. Founded in 2018, IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute is a think-tank for evidence and action-based policy research; monitoring and evaluation; and impact assessment. It has been incubated by NEXUS: The Innovation Hub at the American Centre, New Delhi by the IC2 Institute of University of Texas at Austin, Texas, supported by the US Government.
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About National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM)
National Institute of Disaster Management, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, is the premier institute and statuary body under Disaster Management Act, 2005 for training, research, awareness and capacity building in the field of disaster mitigation and management in the region. The institute lays emphasis on multi-stakeholder interdisciplinary cross- sectoral approach for an effective and efficient pro-active continuum disaster risk management based on participatory integrated multi hazard risk management concept.
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DAY-WISE SUMMARY
Three -Days Online Training Programme on “Gender Equality, Climate Change and Sustainable Development Goals”, May 27-29, 2021
DAY 1: 27th May, 2021
Inaugurating the session Dr. Simi Mehta, CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI welcomed the speakers and participants to the programme with an introduction to eminent panellist. She added that the fact that climate change is real and is manifesting itself in different ways and forms on regular basis ensuring gender equality becomes all the more important. As in the absence of it, almost 50 percent of the population stands to be on the losing side making them vulnerable.
She highlighted that there is need to understand the background, issues and problems thereby objectively analysing them to chart the best ways forward.
Day 1 of the programme included eminent speakers Prof Anil K Gupta Head ECDRM, NIDM, New Delhi; Prof Vibhuti Patel Former Professor, TATA Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and Dr Sukriti Chauhan Founder, Empower. Transform. Inspire. (ETI); Former Programme Lead, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) with patron being Maj Gen Manoj K Bindal Executive Director, NIDM, New Delhi.
Patron: Maj Gen Manoj K Bindal Executive Director, NIDM, New Delhi
The conveyor of the session professor Prof Anil Kumar Gupta, Head ECDRM, NIDM, New Delhi expressed that the current journey of year 2015 – 2030 is for sustainable development goals and is a period of very significant global paradigms, looking at development from entirely a more holistic and sustainable perspective. The generation has observed great technological changes in every field and changing complexities of challenges. He highlighted that the c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 8 magnitude of complexities of disasters have increased from cyclones coming in west coast, flood occurring in non-flood prone areas, emergence of urban drought like forest droughts, drinking water droughts and health droughts.
He further underlined that there are increased social complexities on issues like empowerment of women, equity and equality in developing countries. In India, there has been lot of disparities where women had to face lot of challenges which often get aggravated by impacts of climate change. Women in India spent most of their time in acquiring fundamental need of water and sanitation.
Talking on implications of climate change he stated that climate change is leading to lack of access of water, food and energy at household level. This has become the biggest challenge face in the country. He said that there is need to look at leadership qualities within women as women’s capacity and strength helps to address the challenge posed by climate and to continue the journey of sustainable development. It is important to acknowledge the role of women in each of the 17 sustainable development goals. He stressed the importance of technological dimensions in changing the life of women.
Sharing his views he thanked the organisers and expressed that the discourse would be beneficial in creating a better environment for the society through research contribution and case studies. This will formulate a way to work together in bringing about a change on ground.
Prof Vibhuti Patel, Former Professor, TATA Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai while sharing her views stated that the discourse of sustainable development began in year 2000 by United Nations. She emphasised the importance of sustainable development goal 16 which adheres to climate action.
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She stated that the normative definition of sustainable development is – “meets the needs and aspirations of the current generation without compromising the ability to meet those of future generations”. Human development approach towards sustainable development enables individuals and communities in developing countries to raise living standards through just and fair trade, non-exploitative product pricing, and production processes consistent with minimizing adverse environmental effects. She further talked about agenda 13 which urges to take action to combat climate change and its impacts.
Highlighting the vision of SDGs she stated that it is important to have sustainable development model which is aimed at intergenerational justice through economic growth, ecological sustainability, empowerment of the marginalized, and people’s participation in decision making. She underlined the various pillars of sustainable development which include economic aspects of skills & employment, livelihood, social aspects of education, health, entitlements and Environmental aspects of Reduction of carbon footprints- coping with climate change.
Talking on gender concerns, she stated that women in many developing countries are responsible for climatically sensitive tasks such as securing food, water and energy which ensure well-being of a household. The effects of climate change – droughts, floods, coastal erosion, sea level rise and rising temperatures – puts greater pressure on women to shoulder the adverse consequences on the household. However, despite women’s vulnerabilities, women’s knowledge and social practices could be used to build community resilience if women were included in adaptation and mitigation efforts with their participation in decision making.
She highlighted the need of doing gender audit of micro and macro planning and programme implementation and providing platform to women farmers, community workers, students and youth in concerning environmental issues. Talking on Indian experience she pointed that Indian women are extremely vulnerable to climate change. As they are often responsible for providing daily essentials such as food and water, when climate-related disasters strike the poorest families, the workload of women and girls increases and they tend to miss out on opportunities. c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 10
Throwing light on aspects of climatic threats to life she state that It is predicted that climate change will lead to increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather conditions, precipitating the occurrence of natural disasters around the globe. She further highlighted that Women and children are 14 times more likely to die than men during natural disasters. Talking on the aspect of limited ownership of women she pointed that Women are constrained by a lack of economic freedoms, property and inheritance rights, as well as access to financial resources, education, and new tools, equipment, and technology. Women are also underrepresented in the development and formulation of policy and decision-making in regards to adaptations and mitigation of climate change.
Prof Vibhuti Patel suggested various crucial factors for sustainable development which include recognition of structural flaws of current development model, human rights-based approach gender justice, social protection for the disadvantaged sections, links between employment and environment, social sustainability, economic sustainability, appropriate technology, reduce, reuse, recycle, and waste management and genuine progress index.
PowerPoint Presentation by Prof Vibhuti Patel
Dr Sukriti Chauhan, Founder, Empower. Transform. Inspire. (ETI); Former Programme Lead, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)
Dr. Sukriti emphasized on empowering women at the frontlines of climate change. She highlighted the various scenarios of climate change which has impacted humans and animals. Talking about climate change and human rights she stated that climate change is one of the greatest threats to human rights of our generation, posing a serious risk to the fundamental rights to life, health, food and an adequate standard of living of individuals and communities across the world.
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Focussing on women and climate disruption she pointed that women are on the front line of climate change around the world, but they’re still hugely underrepresented when it comes to making decisions. Highlighting the Indian scenario she stated that women play a critical role in natural resources management within their households and hence women are integral to climate change dialogue, not just because of their role and dependence on natural resources, but also because of their disproportionate vulnerability.
Talking on SDGs and need for change she stated that though SDG 13 calls for urgent action to combat climate change and its impact there is no gender-sensitive targets for indicators for SDG 13. Also related SDGs 6 on water and sanitation, 7 on energy, 14 on life below water and 15 on life on land contribute to climate change dialogue but also lack gender sensitive indicators. Highlighting on various steps to be taken she pointed that there is need to encourage women’s participation and leadership in environmental-decision making.
PowerPoint Presentation by Dr Sukriti Chauhan
DAY 2: 28th May, 2021
Day 2 of the programme included eminent speakers Prof Govind Kelkar Executive Director, GenDev Centre for Research and Innovation, Gurugram Ms Gitika Goswami Senior Programme Director, Policy Research & Planning, Development Alternatives Group Dr Indira Khurana Director, Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell; Vice-Chair, Tarun Bharat Sangh, Alwar with Patron Maj Gen Manoj K Bindal Executive Director, NIDM, New Delhi and Conveners Prof Anil K Gupta Head ECDRM, NIDM, New Delhi Dr Simi Mehta CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI
Prof Govind Kelkar Executive Director, GenDev Centre for Research and Innovation, Gurugram
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Prof Kelkar started by sharing a brief background of existing scenario and stated that there exists a dire need to move away from a consumption based extractive and exploitative economy towards a transition to new economies that work in the interests of all women and men and through development of clean/renewable energy and activities based on decent work and gender equality.
Focusing he talk on attention to gender and women’s equality she stated that environmental workplaces are ridden with gender-based inequality, discrimination, violence and by a culture of acceptance that reinforces/perpetuates these practices, leading to exclusion inequality, marginality and loss of human dignity and productivity. Highlighting the importance of gender relations in restricting of rural economies she points that Gender relations are power relations, denoting hierarchy between genders, shaped by external forces: globalization, colonization, and civilizational missions.
Deciphering the gendered impact of climate change in Adivasi, Dalit and rural societies in India she gave examples that Adivasi and Dalit peoples are increasingly interlinked to mitigation initiatives by external actors and Women have emerged as leaders to prevent use of their private and community lands and forests for wind energy firms. Sharing her understanding on gender equality concerns, women’s resilience and climate change she states that there exist gendered cultural, economic norms in informal and formal institutions and providing ownership and control of productive assets to women can diminish hold of social norms on government agencies and private sector.
Sharing statistics of energy use consumption in India she said that In India almost 80% of rural households use solid biomass (fuelwood, dung cakes) as the primary energy though the picture has changed recently due to Ujjwala , LPG is still not used as primary cooking energy source. She further highlighted some of the empowerment priorities defined by rural women these are Ownership and control rights to land, energy, institutional credit, housing and livestock, equal participation of women in community affairs, and consultations on developing livelihoods and financing of adaptation strategies and violence free homes, fields and public spaces and sharing of care work.
Prof Kelkar suggested some of the pathways leading to transformational change which include Promotion of women’s employment opportunities in rural areas, with decent work conditions, assisting women to address gendered social norms with policy and practice for entitlement of productive assets. Highlighting various measures of strengthening climate change through agriculture she proposed use of Cost effective micro-irrigation system, Capacity building of women farmers at individual and collective levels, through SHGs and Asha workers and Promotion of water and energy saving technologies, through building awareness of women and men at various levels from panchayat to district and state levels.
She further underlined various measures of strengthening the climate agenda using clean energy for cooking and stated that it is estimated that 30% of ambient air pollution in India is due to household air pollution from cooking with solid biomass.
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Discussing on gender and development nexus in post pandemic world she underlined that there is need for strengthening climate and gender equality agenda by Strengthen participation of Adivasi and Dalit women and feminist experts in climate change, planning and decision-making processes and Addressing gendered social norms with policies and practices having women’s adequate participation and voice in dealing with climate change.
PowerPoint Presentation by Prof Govind Kelkar
Ms Gitika Goswami, Senior Programme Director, Policy Research & Planning, Development Alternatives Group
Starting with Ms Gitika said that right is something which needs to be acquired and one needs to have capacities to acquire those rights. She talked on various aspects of empowering women address climate change issues for achieving sustainable development goals. Talking on sustainable development goals she stated that the fundamental idea of sustainable development goals is that no one should be left behind, she further focused on goal of SDG 5 gender equality and SDG 13 climate action.
Highlighting the overview of climate vulnerabilities in India she stated that India faces some of the highest disaster risk in the world and has very high exposure to flooding as well as high exposure to tropical cyclones and their associate hazards and droughts. Thus climate change is a major challenge in India threatening to enhance risks already elevated by high levels of social vulnerability and climate variability.
She threw light on various socio economic issues like increase in food, fodder fuel insecurity, increased water scarcity, massive deforestation, lack of alternative sources of income etc. She shared knowledge on various adaptation projects related to agriculture, water, cities and health in India and their ongoing current status. c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 14
Talking on involvement of women in the planning stage she stated that involvement of women in various adaptation projects at initial stages has led to better implementation of the project with fruitful outcomes and maximum benefits to families. She further pointed some adaptation benefits through infrastructure development in semi-arid regions using traditional knowledge. She further shared some of the success stories at varied levels where women played key role and stressed upon that women should be included at the planning phase while making use of traditional and scientific knowledge, with monthly climate vulnerability analysis.
PowerPoint Presentation by Ms Gitika Goswami
Dr Indira Khurana Director, Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell; Vice-Chair, Tarun Bharat Sangh, Alwar
Dr. Indira khurrana talked about gender neutral climate resilient development and the importance of using the time to reset the changes made in past years and the way we are looking at development.
Throwing light on various impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic she stated that post pandemic the recovery of the world’s poorest could take a decade with Significant populations running out of food or reducing their consumption. She further pointed that the losses occurred due to pandemic are huge and on should remember that it has been caused by a virus that has jumped from animals to humans. Dwelling upon she said that around Around 75 per cent of new infectious diseases are due to zoonotic viruses which cross over to humans when their natural habitation is destroyed, mainly though deforestation.
Talking on development complexities she stated that development and impact in not uni-layered, but complex and we will need to recognize this for climate change and prepare well.
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Further she highlighted the importance of water and says that there exist global challenge in terms of quantity, quality, access and sustainability of water and hence water security is critical for building resilience.
Stressing upon depletion of water resources in India she pointed 54% of India faces high to extremely high water stress. The various implications of water insecurity include crop failure, drinking water crisis, and mass migration. Water insecurity also affects humanity and economic and social status. Talking on aspect of sustaining nature for a sustainable future she underline that Nature based solutions help in addressing challenges such as disaster risk reduction, climate change and biodiversity loss, water and food security and health, also there is a need to realize that humanity does not breach the planetary boundaries.
Suggesting various measures for road to resilience she stresses upon having Prevention and mitigation rather than response, Decentralized models, rather than large and infrastructure heavy and to develop a model that respects nature and is nature nurturing. She further highlighted that Resilience against climate change uncertainties can be addressed by nature rejuvenation and addressing inequalities.
PowerPoint Presentation by Dr Indira Khurana
DAY 3: 29th May, 2021
Day 3 of the programme included eminent speakers Mr Tikender Singh Panwar , Former Deputy Mayor, Shimla; Senior Visiting Fellow, IMPRI, New Delhi, Dr Sanghamitra Dhar ,Consultant, Ending Violence Against Women Unit, UN Women and Dr Sanjay Singh Waterman of Bundelkhand, Secretary, Parmarth Samaj Sevi Sansthan, Jhansi Alwar with Patron Maj Gen Manoj K Bindal Executive Director, NIDM, New Delhi and Conveners Prof Anil K Gupta Head ECDRM, NIDM, New Delhi Dr Simi Mehta CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI.
Dr Sanjay Singh, Waterman of Bundelkhand, Secretary, Parmarth Samaj Sevi Sansthan, Jhansi
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Dr. Sanjay singh started with telling about Parmarth’s presence in various parts of India and talked about parmarth’s theory of change which is “Facilitate and empower” where marginalized communities are supported and equipped with skills and knowledge around public resources and their distribution which give these communities an opportunity to change the status quo and bring in a ‘new normal.
He highlighted various key interventions areas of integrated water resource management, agriculture and livelihood promotion, safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, natural resource management, women empowerment and gender development and health and nutrition promotion. Further he talked about parmarth’s organizational strategy which include Formation/Strengthening of community based organization for drought mitigation and community development, Capacity building and awareness to cope-up with impacts of climate change, Convergence and Multi-Sector Engagement and people centric policy advocacy.
He suggested ways of drought reduction through water conservation and harvesting and talked about replicable bore well recharge model and ring and pit model for bore well recharge where once recharged a bore well goes dry and underground water-tables and aquifers are replenished thus keeping bore-well up and running. He further shared various rejuvenating model for water bodies and shared their work for rejuvenation of reservoir at chandela tank. He mentioned about Jal Saheli and Pani Panchayat which work as water resource management councils and covers equity, demand management, rights of landless, community participation and sustainability of the resource.
He threw light on organizations various Climate Smart Agricultural Practices including water use efficiency in agriculture, pesticide management and system of vegetable intensification. He shared facts on Water User Master Plan (WUMP) which was used as a resource mobilization from government schemes thereby strengthening government interface through massive awareness campaigns, detailed planning process and advocacy campaigns such as Jal Manthan Shivirs, Jal Jan Jodo Abhiyan, etc.
PowerPoint Presentation by Dr Sanjay Singh
Tikender Singh Panwar Former Deputy Mayor, Shimla
He started by questioning as to what we are talking about it is about sustainability of people or system sustainability. He further commented that the pandemic has exposed our hollow development strategies significantly aimed at achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs).Thus there is a need for revisiting our strategic ways of moving forward for a better and equitable world harmonious with nature. He said that what we are witnessing is a catastrophe of unprecedented proportions.
Talking about climate change he stated that Climate change, a topic assuming increasing importance in the present times, requires willful interventions across the world. Also Losses of biodiversity and of redundancy, which he calls mutual living together of species is accelerating at a rate not found in any record since the cretaceous extinction some 66 million years ago. Further he points that vast excesses of nitrogen through fertilisers run off etc. have led to polluting water odes and soil and risking anoxic extinctions. c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 17
Talking about land use patterns he stated that change in land use patterns for industrial growth is also causing water scarcities and there is need for going back to the basics of planning to ensure that we built a free and equitable world. He highlights that there exist strong relationship between climate change, demand for climate justice and the sustainability of the people, inequality and gender parity. The last four decades of unbridled neo liberal capitalism of which privatization was a key driver along with commoditization of use value items has been a big reason for widening this gap of inequities in the world.
He mentions that there are completely unsustainable ways of development and in no way can we reach the SDGs with such unscrupulous nexus driven strategies. Talking about gender inequity he states that India is marred with twin forms of gender inequality, the vestiges of feudal forms of mindset continue to treat women as second rate citizens never meant to be equal and the path of economic development treats them as larger commoditized subjects.
Finally he stressed upon that we cannot afford to be smug, complacent, and indifferent about this imminent threat waiting to crumble humankind and humanity at its doorstep. It is time that we rectify this by looking ahead with corrective measures for the collective failures that makes us look behind in shame.
Lecture Note by Tikender Singh Panwar
Dr Sanghamitra Dhar Technical Coordinator (States) - Gender Responsive Budgeting at UN Women
Talking on relationship between gender equality, climate change and SDGs she states that gender equality is a state where in which access to rights and opportunities is unaffected by gender, climate change includes both global warming driven by human induced of greenhouse gases and resulting shifts in weather patterns and sustainable development goals are a blue print to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. Talking on gender budgeting she c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 18 mention that gender budgeting is accepted globally as a tool for mainstreaming gender in government’s planning and budgeting mechanisms , with vital goal of shaping fiscal policy to reduce gender disparities.
Mentioning about Gender Response Budgeting (GRB) she stated that it is recognised as critical tool and was adopted in India in 2005-06.GRB analyses differential impact of policies and budgets on women and men as well as other axes of social discrimination. The various rationale of GRB include economic efficiency, transparency and accountability and advancement of women’s rights and gender equality. The three approaches for preparation of GRB are gender analysis, gender-disaggregated data and indicators for budgeting and costing for gender equity.
Concluding she states that economic rationale for gender budgeting is understanding the evidence that reducing the disadvantage of women leads to higher rate of economic growth. Also greater equality yields benefits that benefits to private sector also. Providing healthy atmosphere to women in any sphere of life leads to better economic growth.
Closing the 3-Day training session conveyor of the session Prof Anil K Gupta Head ECDRM, NIDM gave his concluding remarks and said that he agrees with all the points raised by eminent speakers and it is important to have better and acceptable plan to all the existing important issues. In climate change the aspects related with social dimensions play an important role and hence it is also important to look at strengths of women also along with vulnerabilities. There is need for more integrated approach in addressing the issues relating to gender equality and climate change.
He underlined that lot of important points have been brought up in the training with an objective of bringing the gender justice concerns into the mainstream planning. These kind of training discourses play an important role in making people on policy table accepting the existing issues and planning their policies through suggestions and statistics provided in the discourse. He
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Dr. Simi Mehta thanked Prof Anil K Gupta and mentioned that overall it has been diverse experience for everyone and the overall aim of exercise was to create awareness about the issue of gender equality, climate change, sustainable development goals and a nexus of all the three that directly and indirectly affects everyone. The training programme ended by a vote of thanks.
Key Takeways
Gender Audit and Budgeting Gender Audit of micro and macro planning and programme implementation and providing platform to women farmers, community workers, students and youth in concerning environmental issues Gender Responsive Budegting (GRB) to alleviate gender inequality Women Empowerment To combat the lack of freedom and myths associated with women using technology, there is need to empower them with latest tech know how. Efforts are to be made to empower women financially. Recognizing the role of women in environment Use the indegenious knowledge posed by women to protect the environment. Adaptation strategies from the existing indegenious methods adoptd by women should be promoted and enhanced. Capacity Building Capacity building of women farmers at individual and collective levels, through SHGs and Asha workers. Promotion of water and energy saving technologies, through building awareness of women and men at various levels from panchayat to district and state levels. Awareness to cope-up with impacts of climate change, Convergence and Multi-Sector Engagement and people centric policy advocacy. Climate Smart Agriculture Replicable bore well recharge model and ring and pit model for bore well recharge where once recharged a bore well goes dry and underground water-tables and aquifers are replenished thus keeping bore-well up and running. Jal Saheli and Pani Panchayat which work as water resource management councils and covers equity, demand management, rights of landless, community participation and sustainability of the resource.
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Annexures
Annexure 1: Organizers
Patron:
Major General Manoj Kumar Bindal, Executive Director, NIDM, New Delhi
Conveners:
Prof (Dr) Anil K. Gupta, Head, Division of Environment Climate Disaster Risk Management, NIDM, New Delhi Dr Simi Mehta, CEO and Editorial Director, IMPRI, New Delhi
Organizing Secretaries:
Dr Arjun Kumar, Director, IMPRI Ms Anshula Mehta, Assistant Director, IMPRI Ms Ritika Gupta, Assistant Director, IMPRI Mr Rohit Mehta, Digital Consultant, IMPRI
Course Coordinators:
Ms Chhavi Kapoor, IMPRI Ms Fatima Binte Amin, Young Professional, ECDRM Division, NIDM Mr Harshit Sharma, Young Professional, ECDRM Division, NIDM Ms Nishi Verma, IMPRI Ms Sajili Oberoi, IMPRI Ms Sunidhi Agarwal, IMPRI
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Annexure 2: List of Participants
Participa Name Email nt 1 Dhanjeet Kumar [email protected] 2 Shubham Modi [email protected] 3 Subaranjana [email protected] 4 Darakhshan Anjum [email protected] 5 Dr Meetika Pahuja [email protected] 6 Dharini Sharma [email protected] 7 Naresh Kumar Verma [email protected] 8 Ravi Dandge [email protected] 9 Malvika Kala [email protected] 10 Happy Sethi [email protected] 11 Sivan Ys [email protected] 12 Samir Jamatia [email protected] 13 Nagendra [email protected] 14 Indu [email protected] 15 Sanghamitra Bora [email protected] 16 Piuli B [email protected] 17 Vikash Verma [email protected] 18 Ajeet Kumar [email protected] 19 Riya Siby [email protected] 20 Rosan Tamang [email protected] 21 Sindhuja Tiwari [email protected] 22 Elizabeth Jose [email protected] n 23 Sweta Kumari [email protected] 24 Jerin Johny [email protected] 25 Vineeth Srivatsava Bhagyanagar [email protected] 26 Kiran Nair [email protected] 27 Francis R Marak [email protected] 28 Josh Zacharaiah [email protected] 29 Nevil Thomas [email protected] 30 Diya Lizbet [email protected] 31 Deepak Binoy [email protected] 32 Jasleen [email protected] 33 Lalit Mayanglambam [email protected] 34 Shevata Rai Talwar [email protected] 35 J Joshi [email protected] 36 Amit Soni [email protected] 37 Harshit Raj [email protected] 38 Masan [email protected] 39 Dr. Bhavana Prem Chand [email protected]
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40 Nilanjaan Bhor [email protected] 41 Flavia Lopes [email protected] 42 Anju Ann Abraham [email protected] 43 Diptansu Hait [email protected] 44 Dr Reshma M [email protected] 45 Dhanvi Chaudhary [email protected] 46 Rahul Upadhayaya [email protected] 47 Rajashekhara V [email protected] 48 Syed Farooq Ahmed [email protected] 49 Yuvraj Shiralkar [email protected] 50 Ramaa Naniwadekar [email protected] 51 Soma Sarkar [email protected] 52 Anindya Mondal [email protected] 53 Anita Susan Aji [email protected] 54 Alen [email protected] 55 Vinod Kumar [email protected] 56 Baby Lado [email protected] 57 Dr. Bhavana Prem Chand [email protected] 58 Dr. T. Maheswari [email protected] 59 Varghese Babu [email protected] 60 Suchita [email protected] 61 Deepak Kumar Das [email protected] 62 Anaita [email protected] 63 Divya Tiwari [email protected] 64 Monica Gogoi [email protected] 65 Dr. Bhawani Singh Rathore [email protected] 66 Tripura Sundari [email protected] 67 Mohit Kumar Mishra [email protected] 68 Mohul Kundu [email protected] 69 Geoff Thomas Jais [email protected] 70 Mamta Sharma [email protected] 71 Dhireswor Boro [email protected] 72 Nasir Ahammad [email protected] 73 Neha Bawa [email protected] 74 Krishna Rao [email protected] 75 Saiki Talukdar [email protected] 76 Neeraja Anil [email protected] 77 Ajo Sebastian [email protected] 78 Bhumika Anand [email protected] 79 Joel [email protected] 80 Gandhali [email protected] 81 Binduja Kandula [email protected] 82 Mac [email protected]
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83 Shubhra Adyasha Mahanta [email protected] 84 Jyotsana Kumawat [email protected] 85 Roushan Kumar [email protected] 86 Abraham Jacob [email protected] 87 Santhosh Kumar Sundaram [email protected] 88 Achyut Krishna Dutta [email protected] 89 Jina Jamatia [email protected] 90 Teena Raichel Thomas [email protected]. in 91 Akshata Roy [email protected] 92 Shilpa Vasavada [email protected] 93 Bijoy [email protected] 94 Fwichali Mashahary [email protected] 95 Pala Srinivasa Rao [email protected] 96 Sreejith Vinod [email protected] 97 Shipra [email protected] 98 Vineetha Nair [email protected] 99 Vivek Dwivedi [email protected] 100 Praveen Kuriakose Mathew [email protected] 101 Nilesh Kumar [email protected] 102 Sejal Bhardwaj [email protected] 103 Juhi Anand [email protected] 104 Akshit Kukreja [email protected] 105 Aditya [email protected] 106 Ashutosh Choudhary [email protected] 107 Kanhu Charan Purty [email protected] 108 Rishi Chaudhary [email protected] 109 Ananthan [email protected] 110 Smriti Panjwani [email protected] 111 Minna Mariam Koshy [email protected] 112 Spruha Indu [email protected] 113 Piyush Galane [email protected] 114 Srishtishukla [email protected] 115 George Joseph [email protected]. in 116 Nooruzia Qazi [email protected] 117 Pankaj Gupta [email protected] 118 Rajeev Anand Kushwah [email protected] 119 Suchita [email protected] 120 Dipshikha Khaund [email protected] 121 Shubham Pandey [email protected] 122 Ratna Kolambe [email protected] 123 Ritu S [email protected] 124 Aastha Borthakur [email protected] c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 24
125 Budha Purnima [email protected] 126 Ajaya.Dalai [email protected] 127 Eben Sabu [email protected] 128 Dr. Reena Rajput [email protected] 129 Mirzad [email protected] 130 Ajay Gupta [email protected] 131 Shailja Purohit [email protected] 132 Nirmesh Patel [email protected] 133 Dr. Sunayana Kadle [email protected] 134 Hemangi More [email protected] 135 Harleen Kaur [email protected] 136 Gaurav Agarwal [email protected] 137 Abhijith Sabu [email protected] 138 Kritanjali Chaurasia [email protected] 139 Brayan Biju [email protected] 140 Gaitam Kumar [email protected] 141 Indu Singh [email protected] 142 Apurba Sarma [email protected] 143 Deepika Verma [email protected] 144 Ritambhara K Upadhyay [email protected] 145 Divin Babu [email protected] 146 Shrikant Jayprakash Bagwe [email protected] 147 Shashidhar [email protected] 148 Somya Chauhan [email protected] 149 Priyam Sharma [email protected] 150 Nikhil Kumar Singh [email protected] 151 Kumkum Pandey [email protected] 152 Zas [email protected] 153 Akhil Jain [email protected] 154 Anitha Saju [email protected] 155 Vaishali Gadekar [email protected] 156 Tony Kappen [email protected] 157 Neha Grace Shaji [email protected] 158 Uma Balachander [email protected] 159 Rohit [email protected] 160 Alen [email protected] 161 Marius Kyntiewbor Feegrade Lynrah [email protected] 162 Pallavi Patil [email protected] 163 Raj Kumar Verma [email protected] 164 Sunita Sharma [email protected] 165 Oly Roy [email protected] 166 Vidushi Sisodia [email protected] 167 Amit Vikram [email protected]
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168 Amit Sagar [email protected] 169 Geetha Devi [email protected] 170 Ajitha Nair [email protected] 171 Siddhartha Dutta [email protected] 172 Galaxy M12 [email protected] 173 Arijit Gupta [email protected] 174 Girija Shankar [email protected] 175 Sakshi Sharda [email protected] 176 Rajesh Nellikurussi [email protected] 177 Dathrang Paslein [email protected] 178 Ashwin Benoy [email protected] 179 Jose Tom [email protected] 180 Abin Koshy Mathew [email protected] 181 Dr.Seema Choudhary [email protected] 182 Sindhu Kumari [email protected] 183 Taskin Ansari [email protected] 184 Parab Amit Anand [email protected] 185 Thiyagarajan R [email protected] 186 Sylvia Raha [email protected] 187 Jagruti Singhal [email protected] 188 Amit Kumar Jaglan [email protected] 189 Tejaswini Lade [email protected] 190 Sarane [email protected] 191 Sreeja Vinod [email protected] 192 Anita Parihar [email protected] 193 Dr. Shalu Gaugna [email protected] 194 Babalu Sara Koshy [email protected] 195 M. Kowsalya [email protected] 196 Anjana R [email protected] 197 Sujit [email protected] 198 Dr. Kumar Ganesan [email protected] 199 Kacho Amir Khan [email protected] 200 Tephillah Vasantham [email protected] 201 Diksha [email protected] 202 Sayantika [email protected] 203 Anjan Chakravarty [email protected] 204 Brita T Mathew [email protected] 205 Savita R Swamy [email protected] 206 Ankita Pandey [email protected] 207 Simran Sehgal [email protected] 208 Raman Saxena [email protected] 209 Harshita Srivastava [email protected] 210 Shakya Sinha [email protected]
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211 Mansi Kumari [email protected] 212 Ilma [email protected] 213 Abhishek Anil [email protected] 214 Prof. (Dr.) Nishant Verma [email protected] 215 Jayashree Rajbongshi [email protected] 216 Dipanchi Dutta [email protected] 217 Suraj . [email protected] 218 Priykant Verma [email protected] 219 Ila Joshi [email protected] 220 Ktm Riya Kuruvilla [email protected] 221 Amritha [email protected] 222 Rajan Kumar [email protected] 223 Puja Kumari (B.Ed) Pvdt College [email protected] 224 Subrata Paul [email protected] 225 Meenu Chauhan [email protected] 226 Alaina Elizabeth [email protected] 227 Piyush Kumar Gupta [email protected] 228 Col Vinod Kumar Yadav [email protected] 229 Nidhi Gandhi Behl [email protected] 230 Priyanka Walter [email protected] 231 Sunil Mehra [email protected] 232 M.P Pranav [email protected] 233 Chingrak [email protected] 234 Josfin Steephan [email protected] 235 Jeffin George [email protected] 236 Dega Ramya Tulasi [email protected] 237 Dr. G. C. Tewari [email protected] 238 Gopal Dabade [email protected] 239 Aspruha Swain [email protected] 240 Shriya Ketkar [email protected] 241 Nitin Bhadauria [email protected] 242 Johns Pappachen [email protected] 243 Aftab Alam [email protected] 244 Manjunath R [email protected] 245 Mridu Datta [email protected] 246 Shivamadaiah [email protected] 247 Pratik Barahate [email protected] 248 Monika Khurana [email protected] 249 Dr. Kapil Verma [email protected] 250 Angel Jose [email protected] 251 Maribeth Lastrollo [email protected] 252 Abraham John [email protected] 253 Irene Joseph [email protected]
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254 Ananthakrishnan Ak [email protected] 255 Saurav Yadav [email protected] 256 Poonam Rathod [email protected] 257 Santhosh Joseph [email protected] 258 Pragya Rana [email protected] 259 Dr. Sunita Gupta [email protected] 260 Subrata Paul [email protected] 261 Shella Drabu [email protected] 262 Chehak Yadav [email protected] 263 Libin [email protected] 264 Ajay Devda 19520006 [email protected] 265 Umasankar Nayak [email protected] 266 Rashmi Ranjan Mohapatra [email protected] 267 Somya [email protected] 268 Fatima [email protected] 269 C475Bb5F [email protected] 270 Jai [email protected] 271 Harneev Kaur [email protected] 272 Dr. Waseema Yaseen [email protected] 273 Ribhu Deo [email protected] 274 [email protected] [email protected] 275 Dr.Ravishri Mishra [email protected] 276 Anushka Yadav [email protected] 277 Dr.Resmi Cp Department Of [email protected] Economics 278 Kavita Singh [email protected] 279 Saman Noman [email protected] 280 Samiksha Chopra [email protected] 281 Nora [email protected] 282 Shoaib Ali [email protected] 283 Haritha Ramesh [email protected] 284 Arundhathi Devi M [email protected] 285 Maitreyi Mittal [email protected] 286 Kes Shroff College [email protected] 287 Monali [email protected] 288 Sonal Kuruvilla [email protected] 289 Melbin Mathew [email protected] 290 Chandandeep Desa [email protected] 291 Lekshmi Anil [email protected] 292 Fazal Mustafa [email protected] 293 Moujuri Bhowmik [email protected] 294 Koustav Dutta [email protected] 295 Lipika Sarmah [email protected] 296 Diksha Agrawal [email protected] c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 28
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340 Kiran Jose [email protected] 341 Ashwini Kulkarni [email protected] 342 Dipankar Dey [email protected] 343 Neena Kurian [email protected] 344 Bhumika Anand [email protected] 345 Akash Borthakur [email protected] 346 Sameeksha Rai [email protected] 347 Dr Vijay Chawla [email protected] 348 Godwin Mathew Reji [email protected] 349 Dr. D. Thamizh Selvam [email protected] 350 Deepak S [email protected] 351 Sarvesh Swamy Vllc [email protected] 352 Tanmay Chavan [email protected] 353 Alka Rawat [email protected] 354 Rudrani Ghosh [email protected] 355 Arunima [email protected] 356 Dr. Bhawani Singh Rathore [email protected] 357 Im Miyana [email protected] 358 Kirti Sharma [email protected] 359 Bhoomika Badlani [email protected] 360 Shikha Ann Raj. [email protected] 361 Nandha S.K. [email protected] 362 Tressy Georgy [email protected] 363 Vineetha Nair [email protected] 364 Swastika Ojha [email protected] 365 Karthi Suressh [email protected] 366 Sreyaa Abraham [email protected] 367 Rayoon Kuttamballi [email protected] 368 Seema Narkhede [email protected] 369 Lakhbhadra Naruka [email protected] 370 Chandrabhan Singh [email protected] 371 Ankita [email protected] 372 Madhusmita Rawooth [email protected] u.in 373 Admin [email protected] 374 Akhil Babu [email protected] 375 Deeksha Bharti [email protected] 376 Shrikant Jayprakash Bagwe [email protected] 377 Vidushi T. [email protected] 378 Vishnu Das M [email protected] 379 Ananya Chakraborty [email protected] 380 Roselina Chetia [email protected] 381 Nikita Sonawane [email protected] 382 Jyothi Naidu [email protected] c www.impriindia.com | www.nidm.gov.in 30
383 Chaman Pista [email protected] 384 Aishwarya M.S [email protected] 385 Kishore Kumar Shah [email protected] 386 Vijay Venugopal [email protected] 387 108715 [email protected] 388 Mayookh Chakraborty [email protected] 389 Imran Katiya [email protected] 390 Priyanka Gautam [email protected] 391 Chaitanya Pant [email protected] 392 Samriti [email protected] 393 Mariya Siddiqui [email protected] 394 Vaishali Ojha [email protected] 395 Pooja Roy [email protected] 396 Nandhini C [email protected] 397 Yashraj Singh Bundela [email protected] 398 Tintu Mariam [email protected] 399 Aparna Roy [email protected] 400 Ambili Madhu Thampi [email protected] 401 Navaneeth Krishnan [email protected] 402 Shivappa Anagoudra [email protected] 403 Prof Dr. Manavalan Illakuvan [email protected] 404 Anil Kapoor [email protected] 405 Syed Arafat Hasan Rizvi [email protected] 406 Sindhya Benny [email protected] 407 M R Ramesh [email protected] 408 Nabanita Sen [email protected] 409 Alen Babu [email protected] 410 Ankit Pradhan [email protected] 411 Vishnu Khedkar [email protected] 412 Mahima [email protected] 413 Sneha S [email protected] 414 M. Reza Rafat [email protected] 415 Sonia Rajoria [email protected] 416 Gloria [email protected] 417 Garima [email protected] 418 Shubhra [email protected] 419 Dr. Suma Mathew [email protected] 420 Poonam Devkar [email protected] 421 Uma Sathwika Manda [email protected] 422 Anand Shukla [email protected] 423 Abinaya Lakshana E [email protected] 424 Ravindra Reddy M [email protected] 425 Nishi Verma [email protected]
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1325 Shankar Kumar Yadav [email protected] 1326 Pallavi Priya [email protected] 1327 Jarken [email protected] 1328 Mina Shokori [email protected] 1329 Maria Sasitha [email protected] 1330 Chhavi Kapoor [email protected] 1331 Bhagyashri Naik [email protected] 1332 Anjali Anil [email protected] 1333 Dr. Reena Rajput [email protected] 1334 Ashok Kumar Singh [email protected] 1335 Jarken Gadi [email protected] 1336 Dr Sufaira C [email protected] 1337 Satyam Fashion Institute [email protected] 1338 Anuj Srivastava [email protected] 1339 Atharv Shirode [email protected] 1340 Priyamvada Mittal [email protected] 1341 Sejal Shah [email protected] 1342 Asutosh Parhi [email protected] 1343 Dr Bhavana [email protected] 1344 Shubham Yadav [email protected] 1345 Samsung A50S [email protected] 1346 Vignesh Vincent [email protected] 1347 Puneet Chitra [email protected] 1348 Dipanchi [email protected] 1349 Preety Patel [email protected] 1350 Himanshu Mahor [email protected] 1351 Surath Nayak [email protected] 1352 Anjali Rana [email protected] 1353 Irene Joseph [email protected] 1354 Dnyaneshwar Karbhari [email protected] 1355 Shriya Singh [email protected] 1356 Pankaj Thakare Dsc [email protected] 1357 Alok Kumar [email protected] 1358 Swapnil Dable [email protected] 1359 Dr. Swati Verma [email protected] 1360 Lungkim Malangmei [email protected] 1361 Mehak B [email protected] 1362 Dr. Madhavi Jain [email protected] 1363 Bebetto S [email protected] 1364 G Shrutika Naidu [email protected] 1365 Geoff [email protected] 1366 Rehna C Mohamed [email protected] 1367 Devika Ayekpam [email protected]
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1368 Shilpi Kapoor [email protected] 1369 Nikhil Agarwal [email protected] 1370 Jayesh Madhursinh Matani [email protected] 1371 Sanup Mandal [email protected] 1372 Priyanka Wasnik [email protected] 1373 Sanjay Deshmukh [email protected] 1374 Shravani Bhattacharyya [email protected] 1375 Dr. R. Vijayalakshmi [email protected] 1376 Manabendra Das [email protected] 1377 Pankaj Bhandarkar [email protected] 1378 Md Arif [email protected] 1379 Ramita Misra [email protected] 1380 Dr.P.S. Sujatha [email protected] 1381 Dr Sanghamitra Dhar [email protected] 1382 Yogesh Pardeshi [email protected] 1383 Ritu Rani [email protected] 1384 Dr. Anjali Tiwari [email protected] 1385 Sumati [email protected] 1386 Rabiul Ansary [email protected] 1387 Damodar [email protected] 1388 M Jagadish Kumar [email protected] 1389 Dr. Swati Pathak [email protected] 1390 Khaling Silvia [email protected] 1391 Anup Kumar Dey [email protected] 1392 Rituparna Singha [email protected] 1393 Aishwarya Narayankar [email protected] 1394 Tanvi More [email protected] 1395 Dr.Gunjan Mishra [email protected] 1396 Haris Khan [email protected] 1397 Nitish Kumar Singh [email protected] 1398 Sonam Sharma [email protected] 1399 Shubham Nair [email protected] 1400 Mridula [email protected] 1401 Rishad [email protected] 1402 Tanisha Chandra [email protected] 1403 Abid Qadir [email protected] 1404 Drpinky Barua [email protected] 1405 Shalaka Sarwate [email protected] 1406 Jeevamani S [email protected] 1407 Vaibhav Kulkarni [email protected] 1408 Subhan Azhar Siddiqui [email protected] 1409 Champak Doley [email protected] 1410 Archana [email protected]
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1411 Tanushka Gandhi [email protected] 1412 Sivananda.Kumar School Of Law [email protected] 1413 Om Narayan Yadav [email protected] 1414 Ayaan Sachdeva [email protected] 1415 Damewanmi Suchiang [email protected] 1416 Sreeparvathy J [email protected] 1417 Aarna Tiwari [email protected] 1418 Rishi Katheria [email protected] 1419 Jayarajan K [email protected] 1420 [email protected] [email protected] 1421 Chaitanya M. Saxena [email protected] 1422 Vikas [email protected] 1423 Deepak S [email protected] 1424 Pinki Chahal [email protected] 1425 Rishabh Snhee [email protected] 1426 Rohit Kesarwani [email protected]
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Annexure 3: Posters
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Video Gallery
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