Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), is a reputed institution established in 1972 by the visionary Prof. V K R V Rao, conducting interdisciplinary research, training, and policy dissemination in social sciences, simultaneously assisting central, state and local governments by providing advice-based on policy-related studies.
The main objectives of the Institute summarily stated are to:
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be University, is a self-financing higher educational institution that started its operations in 1953 by establishing the first self-financing medical college as Public Private collaboration model. Over the years various institutions have been added and finally, in June 1993, this group of institutions have been declared as a Deemed to be University by the Govt. of India. Its excellent track record in academics, infrastructure, and research contributions and its standing in the national and international rankings, culminated in it being declared as an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be University (IoE) by the Ministry of Education, Govt. of India, in October 2020.
The Bengaluru campus offers programmes in Regenerative Medicine, Engineering, Art & Design, Humanities, Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, Law, Management and Public Policy.
The Department of Public Policy (DPP) at MAHE-BLR off-campus was established to cater to the growing educational needs of new-age courses in public administration and management Public Policy in the country. The department was established in August 2022 and began offering the programme in public policy in August 2023. The Department offers full-time postgraduate and doctoral research programs. DPP envisions to be a policy hub looking closely at the nexus between society, economy, environment, technology, and governance through policy making and advocacy. Through academic and research programs DPP hopes to influence policy decisions to bring about positive policy outcomes imbibing SDGs.
Indian Institute of Public Administration, equips public servants with knowledge and skills for effective governance, collaborating with national and international organizations. The main objectives of the Institute summarily stated are to:
The seminar seeks to foster a collaborative environment where diverse perspectives converge to address the pressing challenges of our time. It aims to inspire actionable solutions for a more equitable and sustainable world by bridging the gap between theory and practice.
To explore innovative policy approaches to reconcile sustainability with socio-economic equality. Examine case studies and best practices illustrating successful integration of sustainable development and inequality reduction. Discuss the role of technological advancements, global inequalities, and socio-cultural transformations in shaping future policy directions. Encourage multidisciplinary dialogue among scholars, students, and practitioners to envision a more equitable and resilient society.
PaperID | Session | Title | Coauthor |
EN1 | Environmental Sustainability | Agricultural Sustainability in India: Balancing Energy, Emission, and Policy | Juhi Singh |
EN2 | Environmental Sustainability | The Politics of Sustainable Development/Goals | Alok Aditya |
EN3 | Environmental Sustainability | Towards Industrial Modernity or Ecological Post-Modernity: Quo Vadis India? | Anil Kumar V. |
EN4 | Environmental Sustainability | Assessing the Journey towards Sendai Framework Goals: Insights from Lower Middle Income Countries | Abina V.P |
EN5 | Environmental Sustainability | Assessment of scale of threats to blue carbon ecosystems to achieve the goals of SDG 14 | Aditi Ghosh |
EN6 | Environmental Sustainability | Does participation in non-farm activities contribute to farm production-based environmental pollution? Insights from Semi-arid and Eastern regions of India. | Anviksha Drall |
EN7 | Environmental Sustainability | Role of glaciers in preserving the sustainability of high altitude ecosystems of Himalayas: A case study in the Baspa basin, Kinnaur district, HP | Arya A R |
EN8 | Environmental Sustainability | Embracing Eco-conscious Consumption: Exploring the Organic Food Products Purchase Intentions | Ashish Ashok Uikey |
EN9 | Environmental Sustainability | The Role of Railways in Mitigating Climate Change: A Study of India's Railway Electrification Programme | Chitresh Shrivastva |
EN10 | Environmental Sustainability | Sustainable Management of Urban Infrastructure and services in peri-urban areas of Indian cities | Anurima Mukherjee Basu |
EN11 | Environmental Sustainability | Breaking Barriers: Empowering Women for Sustainable Development | Basil Hans V. |
EN12 | Environmental Sustainability | Climate Change and Sustainability: Understanding India's Coastal States | Geethu Paul |
EN13 | Environmental Sustainability | Environmental Justice In India : Fostering Inclusivity in Climate Change Policies | Anuvinda Namboodiri |
EN14 | Environmental Sustainability | Community-based Payments for Ecosystem Services: Fostering Agency and Resilience for Sustainable Development | Naveen Isarapu |
EN15 | Environmental Sustainability | Climate change and Societal Impact: A study of the Environmental landscape of Guwahati, Assam | Darathi Kalita |
EN16 | Environmental Sustainability | Sustainable packaging startups – assessing their profile | Amrin Fakih |
EN17 | Environmental Sustainability | Determinants of Household Water Efficient Technology Adoption and its Implication for Demand Side Management Policies | S. Ashwin Ram |
EN18 | Environmental Sustainability | ESG and the carbon market maze :A recipe for greenwashing | Soomrit Chattopadhyay |
EN19 | Environmental Sustainability | Relationship between Industry and Environment in Indian Manufacturing Industries: An Interlinkage through Sustainable Development Goals | Tiyasa Mishra |
EN20 | Environmental Sustainability | ESG Investments and Scoring of Corporates: Is it Real Investment or Window-Dressed | Vishweswarsastry V N |
EC1 | Economic Sustainability | Inequality of Quality of Wage Employment and Decent Work Deficit among the Marginalised Communities in India | Reimeingam Marchang |
EC2 | Economic Sustainability | An inclusive Study on Various Sustainability Challenges Faced by the Traditional Farmers in Kannur District, Kerala | Sajimon, P.P. |
EC3 | Economic Sustainability | Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation of Public and Private Healthcare Systems in India among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients | Ajit Kumar Jaiswal |
EC4 | Economic Sustainability | Balancing Growth and Green: Harnessing Carbon Tax for Sustainable Economic Development in India | Asha Mary Reji |
EC5 | Economic Sustainability | Strengthening the Green Ecosystem in Karnataka for a Green Economy: An Exploratory Study Assessing the Role of Green Skills, Employment and Entrepreneurship | Amrutha Girish |
EC7 | Economic Sustainability | Livelihoods of Baiga Tribe: An Anthropological Study from Central India | Kasi Eswarappa |
EC8 | Economic Sustainability | Impact of Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Program on enterprise sector: a study on micro enterprises registered under DICs in Belagavi district of Karnataka. | Hanumant Bhajantri |
EC9 | Economic Sustainability | Financial Inclusion, Gender and Inclusive Development | Meenakshi Rajeev |
EC10 | Economic Sustainability | How Sustainable are Kerala's Redistributive Public Expenditure Policies? | Megha Susan Philip |
EC11 | Economic Sustainability | Unveiling the gender disparities in Indian agriculture: Assessing limited and extended perspectives of feminisation of agriculture | Munna Rabha |
EC12 | Economic Sustainability | Regional Disparity in Health Deprivation: A Study for major states of India | Priyabrata Sahoo |
EC13 | Economic Sustainability | United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and Bridging the Artificial Intelligence Divide for a Less Unequal World | Shobhna Kunwar |
EC14 | Economic Sustainability | Sustainable Development and Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities | Prof. Jayasheela |
SC1 | Social Sustainability | Beyond Economic Growth: Prioritising Social Sustainability | Sanjay M |
SC2 | Social Sustainability | Precautionary Principle and Sustainable Development in India: A Review | Pavan V |
SC3 | Social Sustainability | Women Empowerment Initiatives and Health Progress: A comparative Analysis of States in India. | Aboobacker T P |
SC4 | Social Sustainability | Role of Gram Panchayat in the Empowerment of Santal Tribal Women: An Empirical Study from West Bengal | Kasi Eswarappa |
SC5 | Social Sustainability | A Gandhian Manifesto for Sustainable Development | D. Jeevan Kumar |
SC6 | Social Sustainability | Navigating challenges faced by women while commuting in an urban city: Sentiment Analysis Approach | Meghna Verma |
SC7 | Social Sustainability | IBSA Trust Fund and Sustainable Development in the South | Shraddha Naik |
SC8 | Social Sustainability | The 'End' of Manual Scavenging in India: Its Institutional forms and Practices | Sudeep Basu |
SC9 | Social Sustainability | Land Acquisition: A Legal Labyrinth to India's solar energy transition - The Case of Andhra Pradesh. | Mahi Chandana Kuruba |
SC10 | Social Sustainability | A gendered malady:An account of women sanitary workers at Katwa | Abdul Sakil |
SC11 | Social Sustainability | Beyond Pedagogy: Assessing the Impact of the SLATE Project on Government School Students | Maria Anto Padinjarekara |
SC12 | Social Sustainability | Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development: A Communication Rights Perspective | Sandeep Theophil |
SC13 | Social Sustainability | An empirical study documenting experiences of women living in slums and ensuring sustainable food security for their households during COVID-19 lockdowns in Gujarat | Shabnam |
SC14 | Social Sustainability | Miniscule Men in Family Planning | Shraddha Bhatia |
SC15 | Social Sustainability | The Role of National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases in India | Uma Giddappa |
SC16 | Social Sustainability | Upcycled Food: Shifting Perceptions of Waste | Praveen Kumar |
SC17 | Social Sustainability | Development induced Rehabilitation of Slums in Bengaluru : tracing Gender Sensitivity and Agency | K.C. Smitha |
SC18 | Social Sustainability | Navigating challenges faced by women while commuting in an urban city: Sentiment Analysis Approach | Meghna Verma |
All abstracts & paper submissions should be done through sustainiti.dpp@manipal.edu
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Accommodation will be provided to presenters coming from outside Bangalore.