We warmly welcome each and every social researchers to attend our “Global Summit on Sustainable Development and Society” to be held on 16th & 17th March 2020 in the beautiful city Berlin, Germany with the theme of “Promoting the Sustainable Development Goals.” The conference provides the global coliseum to international scholars and researchers to voice their research findings to the world and also academicians, scientists, and business professionals, general public to share information and ideas about how to achieve the sustainable goals and minimize the problems of sustainable development. The summit covers all the 17 goals of sustainable development like poverty, hunger, health, sanitation, education, innovation, gender equality, climate change, etc.
Berlin, which is rich in history, cultures, and science, will be a great option for participants to explore the city as well as its society. We welcome all to be a part of the Sustainable Society 2020.
Session 1: Depletion of Poverty
At a certain period of time, the number of people living in poverty decreased by nearly half, from 48 to 26 percent. As the food prices are back on the rise and have caused this trend to regress. Poverty occurs due to lack of resources or lack of wanted needs for the people. At present as there are sufficient resources available, there should be an efficient way to use them to recover the poverty. Poverty doesn’t only occur due to finance problems it includes lack of food, education, health issues, inequality, child labor, and lack of living.
Session 2: Zero Famine and Food Security
Now-a-days the stage of hunger has been improving through different practices like production increase, by facilitating income generating activities, learning about climatic factors etc. The ZHC was launched by UN. The Zero Hunger vision shows five elements from and within the SDGs, which are taken together, can end hunger, eliminate all forms of malnutrition, and build inclusive and sustainable food systems. The five elements are All Food Systems are Sustainable, An End to Rural Poverty, and Adapt All Food Systems to Eliminate Loss or Waste of Food, Adapt All Food Systems to Eliminate Waste or loss of Food, An End to Malnutrition.
Session 3: Hearty and Sturdy Care
WHO is been organizing the SDG 3, It calls for innovation, and research in these areas to further enhance public policy efforts. An integrated approach is going on for health care and for research of medicine and treatment. The complexity of life gave birth to complex diseases, and researchers are trying hard to get rid off all the imminent diseases.
Session 4: Egalitarianism
Since 2000, there has been enormous progress in attaining the target of universal primary education. Mostly the backward countries are still under the problem facing no education due to poor conditions of their life styles. Disparities between rural and urban areas remain high. As education is the future step of developing nation, each and every one should be educated equally to reach the nation pride.
Session 5: Gender Studies
It aims for women empowerment and depletion of child labor which helps economic growth and development of the nation. Gender equalities are necessary for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world. Women also have the equal rights compared to men. Women discrimination or violence should be totally diminished. Women are no less than a men in the society. There should an awareness among the people for not to harm the children or women.
Session 6: Hygiene Water and Sanitation
Clean Water: people should get pure water for drinking is the goal. Water plays a essential role in a human life. Many diseases get contaminated through water and will be infected to the people, should take care of the surroundings, so that they won’t get infected because of contaminated water. Many diseases get contaminated through water and will be infected to the people.
Sanitation: the first thing comes under this topic is open defecation which is very unhygienic and unhealthier should be stopped immediately. The waste or the garbage of the house or the surroundings should be cleaned.
Session 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
Power cables from the grid have reached a transformer in each village. The energies which we are using now have to be mounded into safest energy usage by using renewable energies. Using the renewable energy is safe and sustainable and the example can be like wind energy, solar energy etc. We shouldn’t pollute or disturb the surroundings.
Session 8: Eco-Growth
There should be enormous progress of higher economic productivity through technological upgrading and innovation, diversification including through a focus on high-value added and labor-intensive sectors. Like there should be more job opportunities and entrepreneurship, creative and innovative technologies.
Session 9: Consumption and Production
Increase the access of small scale industries and other enterprises, promote sustainable industrialization and to be creative and sustained. As the population is increasing day to day the needs will also increase (consumption), so according to that through an efficient manner production is to be done.
Session 10: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
Reduce: this goes as we should reduce the usage of resources and start to use in a prominent manner. Plastic causing dangerous effect on the environment i.e. below the water and above the water level.
Reuse: A product should be reused in any manner and should be degraded very easily. For example any product should have at least two uses of it as a paper cup is used for drinking and can also be used for planting a tree.
Recycle: whatever the product may be, it should be eco-friendly.
Session 11: A Dream for the Blue Planet
Our planet is blissed with various living organisms. Every creature on the earth plays a vital role on protecting the planet. But protecting all the creatures is the work of humans to do. By controlling various pollutions, wastes, and using degradable things, a human can save the world. By maintaining marine ecosystems, not dumping wastes into the seas, we can protect the blue world. And by stopping the destruction of land I.e., deforestation, jumming cultivation, overgrazing, mining,
Session 12: Living with the Nature
As we are interconnected and interdependent with the nature, we need to integrate sustainability with us to take care of the future generation. To strengthen the efforts to protect the nature and culture of the patrimony. If we take care of our nature, nature takes care of the planet. People should be aware of natural causes and disasters occur. There should be resilient recover for any causes.
Market Analysis
Sustainable development refers to environmental sustainability, green topics and about human life too like hunger, poverty, sustainability about surroundings and about society too. Sustainable development means use of resources in a compatible manner without compromising the present needs and saving it to the future.
The acquiring of “Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” was a waypost in the recent history of the United Nations. This comprehensive agenda is a conviction that global challenges can only be tackled through concerted efforts; efforts that must be based on systematic application of the principle of sustainable development across all countries. The international community has made a clear statement that resolute action must be taken to achieve a transformation towards sustainable development. Global and universally applicable sustainable development goals (SDGs) point to how we can achieve poverty reduction, an improvement in living conditions worldwide, and the protection of our planet.
Why Germany?
Germany delivers relevant contributions for all the SDGs based on its capacities and circumstances. Germany is approaching to implementation of each of 17 SDGs. The SDGs are globally applicable and simultaneously defined so as to provide guidance to each country in its efforts to flesh out the details nationally. It’s important for the German government to involve civil society and private-sector stakeholders in preparing this report. Therefore it was discussed in the dialogue forum on Agenda 2030 with representatives of NGOs, local authorities, and the scientific and academic community, who had the opportunity to engage in a critical exchange of views.
The Council for Sustainable Development has been supporting the German government since 2001 and promotes societal dialogue on sustainability. The objectives of the national sustainability policy are intergenerational equity, quality of life, international responsibility and social cohesion.
Source: https://trends.sustainability.com/
Top Universities of Sustainable Development and Society in Germany:
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
University of Heidelberg
University of Gottingen
Humboldt University of Berlin
University of Bayreuth
University of Cologne
Free University of Berlin
University of Konstanz
University of Manheim
Top Universities of Sustainable Development and Society in Europe:
Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
The University of Surrey, England
ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal
Erasmus University, Netherlands
Carlos III University, Spain
Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic
Solent University, England
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, Latvia
University Of Camerino, Italy
Top Universities of Sustainable Development and Society in the World:
Harvard University, United States
The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Stanford University, United States
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
The Australian National University, Australia
National University of Singapore, Singapore
The London School of Economics and Political Science, United States
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Peking University, China
Korea University, South Korea
Top Research Centres of World Wide:
University of Auckland
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres
French National Centre for Scientific Research
National Environmental Engineering Research Institute
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
NASA
California Institute of Technology
The university is New Zealand
University of British Columbia
Top Organizations of Sustainable Development:
Sustainable Development Research Centre, Scotland
International Research Centre for Sustainability
World Business Council of Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development Solution Work
Commission on Sustainable Development
United Nation System Staff College
International Institute for Sustainable Development
Global Reporting Initiative
United Nations Global Compact
World watch Institute
Top Companies of Sustainable Development:
Chr, Hansen Holding A/S, Denmark
Kering SA, France
Neste Corporation, Finland
Orsted, Denmark
GlaxoSmithKine plc, UK
Prologis Inc., U.S.
Umicore, Belgium
Banco do Brasil S.A., Brazil
Shinhan financial Group Co., South Korea
Taiwan Semiconductor, Taiwan
Source: http://www.globaleducationmagazine.com/sustainable-development-goals/
Transforming our World:
The SDGs, Agenda 2030 is programing at global, national, and regional levels. As this is a universal agenda, co-operation and mutual understandings are important between the countries. Then only it will be easy to get the achievement of the Agenda, 2030. We state strongly our unwavering commitment to achieve the Agenda and will utilize it totally transform our world by 2030. Our world would be like filled with prosperous and full of resources. It also strengthens the universal peace in a larger freedom.
Meetings International has always been at the forefront to support and encourage the scientific and techno researchers to march forward with their research work. Global Summit on sustainable Development and Society offers various awards as reorganization to exceptional researcher and their research work. We invite all enthusiastic researchers from all around the world join us for the Global Summit on Sustainable Development and Society scheduled in Berlin, Germany on March 16-17, 2020.
Eminent Key Note Speaker Award:
Sustainable Society 2020 will confer the Model Keynote Speaker Award to the researchers who have spent a considerable time of their academic life towards the research related to conference topic. Keynote speaker award is for the researchers/speakers who have done all the hard work behind the scene. It will be a small clap for their dedication and hard work.
Outstanding Speaker Award:
Sustainable Society 2020 will bestow model speaker award to those researchers who have made significant contribution towards the conference topic during their research period as well as presented the research topic in an impressive way in the oral presentation during the summit. It will be an apt appreciation from the Jury as well as from the delegates. The award they receive will motivate them to march forward with the research work.
Model Organizing Committee Member Award:
Sustainable Society 2020 will take this opportunity to facilitate eminent experts from this field with the model Organizing Committee Member award for their phenomenal contribution towards the society through their academic research. This will be a trivial but significant reorganization of their dedication and discipline.
Promising Young Researcher Award:
The motive of this award during the Sustainable Society 2020 is to appreciate research work of the budding young researcher who is continuing their research work to create a better society. The award will provide them a tremendous amount of encouragement to keep moving forward.
Educative Poster Award:
The educative poster award for the Sustainable society 2020 will be endorsement for those who wishes to display their research paper through a poster and will act as a guiding force those researchers. The award will be presented to the most informative and educative research poster.
Criteria:
Guidelines:
Meetings International is announcing Young Scientist Awards through Global Summit on Sustainable Development and Society (Sustainable Society 2020) which is scheduled at Berlin, Germany during March 16-17, 2020. The Sustainable Society 2020 focuses on “Promoting the Sustainable Development goals”.
Sustainable Society 2020 and upcoming conferences will recognise participants who have significantly added value to the scientific community of environmental science and provide them outstanding Young Scientist Awards. The Young Scientist Award will provide a strong professional development opportunity for young researches by meeting experts to exchange and share their experiences at our international conferences.
Sustainable Society 2020 focuses mainly on SDGs goals, Climate action, environment friendly things etc. The Sustainable Society 2020 is providing a platform for all the budding young researchers, young investigators, post-graduate/Master students, PhD. students and trainees to showcase their research and innovation.
Eligibility:
Young Scientists, faculty members, post-doctoral fellows, PhD scholars and bright Final Year MSc and M.Phil. candidates. Persons from Scientific Industry can also participate.
Benefits: The Young Scientist Feature is a platform to promote young researchers in their respective area by giving them a chance to present their achievements and future perspectives.
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Guidelines:
Conditions of Acceptance:
To receive the award, the awardee must submit the presentation for which the award is given, for publication at the website, along with author permission. Failure to submit the PPT, and permission within the designated timeframe will result in forfeiture of award.
Award Announcements:
Official announcement of the recipients will occur after the completion of Sustainable Society 2020 Conference.