International Conference on Climate Change by IIULER, Goa

International Conference on Climate Change Sustainable Climate Action and a Just, Inclusive and Equitable Future: India’s Vision for COP 33

CONCEPT NOTE

“With the advent of time, where the echoes of our choices resonate through generations, we stand at the precipice of a transformative era.”

As the International Conference on Sustainable Climate Action unfurls its wings, we find ourselves poised on the cusp of an extraordinary journey. The bid by the Prime Minister to host COP 33 in India heralds not only a transition but indeed, the symphonic overture to the end of the fossil fuel epoch. In the words of Rachel Carson, ‘The more clearly we can focus our attention on the wonders and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we shall have for destruction.’ As we delve into the heart of the matter, our conference sets sail on a quest to unlock opportunities for nations on the rise.

The bid for COP 33 in India extends beyond geographic boundaries; it is an anthem of empowerment for the Global South. We ponder upon the strategic role of India, a beacon lighting the way for global leadership in climate action. Our conference extends beyond traditional confines, embracing cross-sectoral collaborations that intertwine technology, finance, business, and civil society. Amidst this, we scrutinize the transformative shift, the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era. We shall navigate the labyrinth of sustainable energy sources, probing the technological intricacies, economic implications, and the policy canvas that will paint the landscape of a carbon-neutral future.

The International Conference on Sustainable Climate Action beckons as a crucible for metamorphosis. As the winds of change sweep through COP 33, we celebrate the inception of a new epoch. Our canvas encompasses not only innovative strategies for sustainable development but also the nurturing of alliances through green diplomacy. Engaging in discussions on climate change and its policies is of paramount importance, as it serves as a crucible for informed decision-making in the face of a burgeoning global crisis.

These conversations not only raise awareness about the dire consequences of climate change but also provide a platform for crafting and refining strategies to mitigate its impacts. These conversations will significantly contribute to advancing Goal 13 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which is focused on taking urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts. The targets of Goal 13 align seamlessly with the objectives of our conference, which seeks to initiate robust discussions on climate change policies.

By focusing on sustainable development, promoting resilience, and integrating climate considerations into policies at all levels, we aim to contribute meaningfully to the global efforts outlined in Goal 13. Through informed dialogue and collaborative endeavors, our conference aspires to be a catalyst for positive change, inspiring actionable solutions that align with the targets of SDG Goal 13 and pave the way for a more sustainable and climate-resilient future.

Through these discussions, we foster international cooperation, innovation, and accountability while acknowledging the ethical imperative to protect vulnerable communities and safeguard the planet for current and future generations. By continuously addressing climate change through informed dialogue, we enhance our chances of averting the most catastrophic outcomes and building a more sustainable and equitable world.

As we stand at the crossroads, witnessing the sunset of the fossil fuel era, we extend an invitation to embrace diverse perspectives, innovative ideas, and a collective commitment to sculpt a narrative of global sustainability. Together, let us forge a path towards a resilient, equitable, and sustainable future, symbolizing the paradigm shift towards a world where the rhythms of sustainable practices and renewable energy sources orchestrate a symphony of hope.

THE CONFERENCE INVITES PAPER PRESENTATIONS ON THE FOLLOWING THEMES:

  • Climate Justice and Human Rights
  • Biodiversity Conservation Strategies in a Changing Climate
  • Renewable Energy Policy and Legal Frameworks
  • Innovations in Climate Finance and Investment
  • Legal Implications of Geo-engineering Technologies
  • Block-chain Technology for Climate Accountability
  • Gender-Responsive Climate Policies
  • Role of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Climate Action
  • Legal Frameworks for Climate-Induced Conflicts
  • Circular Economy and Climate Sustainability
  • Corporate Social Responsibility in Climate Mitigation
  • Legal Challenges in Climate Data Governance
  • Smart Cities and Climate Adaptation
  • The Interface between Climate Change and Cyber Law
  • Climate Entrepreneurship and Green Startups
  • Carbon Trading Mechanisms: Opportunities and Challenges
  • Role of Artists and Creativity in Climate Advocacy
  • Cross-Border Collaboration for Climate Adaptation
  • Climate Change and Sustainable Fashion Industry

The sub-themes given above may be considered only indicative and not exhaustive. Paper submissions are not limited to these and can be in any other area related to the broad theme of the Conference.

WHO MAY ATTEND THE CONFERENCE

The International Conference on Climate Change is open for Law Students, Academicians, Legal Scholars, Policymakers, Government representatives, Think tanks, Business & Industry Leaders, Health Professionals, Media Representatives, Legal practitioners and other Stakeholders. The Conference is envisioned to provide a platform for open discussions and exchange of ideas related to climate change and its mitigation, with a special focus on India’s bid for COP33 and the resultant impact it may have from an interdisciplinary perspective.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

  • Abstract submissions must be strictly in Word format with a permissible co-authorship of maximum of three authors.
  • The abstract should be between 250-350 words including 5 keywords.
  • The abstract must be accompanied by a Cover page including the following details: Title of the Paper, Name of the Author and Co-author (if any), Designation, Affiliation and Contact details of the Authors (E-mail ID and Contact number).
  • Full papers should be between 5000-6000 words (excluding footnotes) and should follow the ILI style of citation and formatting.
  • All submissions must be made at conference.iiuler@gmail.com with the subject heading as “Abstract Submission-(Name of the First Author)” or “Paper Submission-(Name of the First Author)”.
  • Selected papers will be published in an edited book by a reputed publication after the Conference.

IMPORTANT DATES

Last date for Abstract SubmissionJanuary 25th, 2024
Communication of Acceptance of AbstractsJanuary 28th, 2024
Deadline for RegistrationJanuary 31st, 2024
Last date for Paper SubmissionFebruary 17th, 2024
Dates of the ConferenceFebruary 24th -25th, 2024

REGISTRATION DETAILS

CategoryNational DelegatesInternational Delegates
Students1500/- INR25 USD
Professionals/Academicians2000/- INR35 USD
For Participation only1000/- INR15 USD

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeoGMFWKtYumUbIZ6GE55SlJMtZI7ooFq4riX-GxZURLpi4TA/viewform

Note: The registration fee includes conference kits, lunch, high-tea and dinner on the dates of the conference. Separate registration has to be done for co-authors. The University will only provide limited accommodation (on a paid basis), subject to the availability of the rooms. Participants may contact the hotels mentioned below that are near the University or any other residential facility for their accommodation, as per their convenience.

PAYMENT DETAILS

Account nameIndia International University of Legal Education and Research, Goa
Account Number110042803387
Bank NameCanara Bank
Branch NameDeendayal Marg, Delhi- 110002
IFSC CodeCNRB0000158

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