Unpacking Sustainability, Resilience, and Equity
13-15 October, 2022
University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB)
Dhaka, Bangladesh
After a 2-year gap due to Covid-19 Pandemic, The 5th CSD Annual Conference on
Sustainable Development 2022 will finally take place in person! This interdisciplinary
and transdisciplinary Conference is organized by CSD-ULAB, and like in past years,
will bring together local and international experts from across the globe to explore the
most pressing and nexus issues relating to the Sustainable Development Agenda. The
focus of this year’s conference is on a number of interconnecting issues - climate
change, blue growth, equity, migration, well-being, and resilience. This Conference
offers a transdisciplinary space for academics, practitioners, and students working on
transformations towards sustainability to come together in dialogue and practice.
The changing climate of our current world poses challenges to practically every domain
of human society, from food security to health and well-being, and prosperity. It remains
a challenge how measures taken to strengthen the capacity of society to adapt to a
warming world can simultaneously carry forward the wider Sustainability Agenda
enshrined in the Sustainable Development Goals. Most pressing among these concerns
is the need to manage and govern our natural resources in a way that promotes
equitable outcomes, ensuring that the poorest and most marginalized groups, including
women and minorities, can access the resources they need to reverse the entrenched
exclusion that continues to make them the most vulnerable to a changing climate. This
is among the most wicked of wicked problems, and constitutes a vital and wide-ranging
research agenda for the decades ahead, both in Bangladesh and across the world.
• To serve as an incubator for sharing current research and knowledge and to facilitate the uptake of these into practice at the local, national and international policy levels.
• To highlight the latest findings and debates surrounding how we can actually embed sustainability in institutions, the wider agrarian question in the changing climate, resilience, and gender.
• To address key knowledge gaps and solutions;
• To promote collaboration and partnerships, and
• To stimulate uptake of the science into policy and action
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