The Centre for Environment, Sustainability and Climate Justice established by GNLU (GCESCJ), offers to study, research, and provide expert consultation in environmental matters. The Centre aims to provide a platform and voice to all stakeholders, including people at the grassroots, the government, industries, experts and administrative authorities. Recently, it hosted the prestigious 21st IUCN AEL Annual Colloquium at GNLU for the first time ever in the Indian Subcontinent, in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme.
About the Conference
ICCJSE is a flagship event of GCESCJ which aims to serve as a vital platform for addressing the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. This multidisciplinary gathering brings together leading researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and international judges to share cutting-edge insights, best practices, and innovative approaches to combating climate change and promoting sustainability and climate justice.
The Conference will involve not just paper presentations, but it will also give you a chance to learn from the professionals. There will be round table discussions and breakout rooms spread across the three days with an aim to facilitate intense discourses on academic as well as on-field experiences. The goal is to create a space where real conversations happen. We want you to feel heard, to feel like your voice matters, and to leave knowing you’re part of driving meaningful change.
Theme & Sub-themes
Conference Theme – “Rethinking Environmental Law and Policy: A Call for Action and Accountability in Challenging Times”
Sub themes – (indicative, not exhaustive)
- Achieving Sustainability through Technology
- Balancing Human Rights with Environment
- Climate Change and Its Effect on Health
- Climate Finance, Greening Trade and Emergence of Carbon Markets
- Corporate Responsibility in Mitigating Climate Change
- Effect on Marginalized Communities and Climate Change Refugees
- Environmental Crimes and their Regulation
- Emerging Trends in Environmental Governance
- Rights of Indigenous and Local Communities and integration of their Knowledge in Climate Change Action
- International Environmental Law and Enforcement
How to Submit?
Interested researcher can submit abstract via the link given at the end of the post.
Fee
- Winner: INR 25,000
- 1st Runner-up: INR 15,000
- 2nd Runner-up: INR 10,000
Important dates
- Last date for submission of Abstracts – May 30, 2025
- Communication of Acceptance – June 5, 2025
- Last Date of Registration – June 20, 2025
- Submission of full paper – July 5, 2025
Prizes
- For Foreign Academicians, Professionals and Others: USD 100
- For Indian Academicians, Professionals and Others: INR 1000
- For Foreign Students: 50 USD
- For Indian Students: 500 INR
Contact
For any queries, reach out to Dirshi Shah (+91 6352106582), Mohak Chaudhary (+91 8824013522) or Gargi Sharma (+91 9205382849) or email us at gcescj@gnlu.ac.in.
Click here to submit abstract.
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