Science & Sustainability

This session explores how scientific inquiry, technological innovation, and policy integration can drive environmentally responsible growth and long-term peace. The focus will be on research and applied models that link scientific advancement with ecological balance, climate resilience, renewable transitions, sustainable infrastructure, and evidence-based governance.

The session will include:

• 20-minute Keynote Address
• Five technical presentations (7–10 minutes each)
• Interactive Q&A and moderated discussion

Core themes include:

• Climate adaptation and mitigation science
• Sustainable materials and green technologies
• Renewable energy systems
• Water, food and energy security
• Circular economy models
• Science-driven public policy
• Innovation ecosystems for sustainable development

This session positions science not merely as discovery, but as a stabilizing force for sustainable peace.

Participants may join through:

• Oral Presentation (in-person)
• Poster Presentation (in-person; displayed during designated poster session)
• Participation Only (attendee without presentation)

This session is conducted in offline mode as per conference schedule. Any hybrid participation will require prior approval from the Session Chair.

Selected full-length papers presented in this session will be:

• Recommended for publication in the conference proceedings (with ISBN)
• Considered for edited volume / peer-reviewed journal  special issue (subject to review quality and editorial standards)

All submitted manuscripts will undergo a peer-review process.

High-quality papers may be shortlisted for:

• Special issue in an indexed journal (subject to editorial review and additional peer-review requirements)
• Policy brief compilation to be released as “Peace & Sustainability Recommendations 2026” (this is optional subjected to terms      and conditions)

Final publication decisions will depend on academic rigor, originality, and reviewer recommendations. 

• The Session Chair may appoint Co-Chair(s) to ensure smooth academic and logistical functioning.
• The Session Mentor will oversee time discipline, session coherence, and quality moderation.
• The Session Chair may independently manage abstract screening, session sequencing, and academic standards.

Abstract Submission Deadline: 12 April 2026

Abstract guidelines:

• 250–300 words
• Include title, author(s), affiliation, email
• Clearly state methodology and key findings