Panel Discussions Day 6

Stay tuned for session 6 of 7 on sustainable development of communities!

Yesterday, we had an invigorating session with our expert panelists where we discussed sustainable lifestyles and the delicate interplay of socioeconomic and ecological boundaries. The depth and breadth of this complex and nuanced problem were considered. The importance of strengthening community resilience, which is a crucial prerequisite for the successful implementation of national and state policies, was stressed. The lack of country-level indices to measure the impacts of specific behaviours was highlighted. The session ended on considerations around protecting the sanctity of tribal communities and their traditional wisdom while engaging them as experts in sustainable practices. The panelists and participants came away feeling overwhelmed but inspired to take deliberate action through partnership and transdisciplinary action. Yet again, what was amply clear was the importance of empowering consumers with a realistic understanding of the impact of their lifestyle choices.

Join us on May 20 at 6 pm to be with four diverse panelists with rich experience in working with different communities.

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Panel Discussions Day 5

If you are passionate about working for the environment conservation, do not miss the panel discussions that cover a whole gamut of environmental issues along with sustainable action.

Join us on May 19 at 6 pm to discover how we can manage our socio-economic and ecological boundaries through our lifestyles!

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Panel Discussions Day 4

Hope you have all been soaking in the ideas shared by our distinguished panelists in the three panel discussions this far. We invite you to join us as our panelists discuss issues related to water sustenance on May 17 at 6 pm. Don’t miss out!

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