ICPSD 2014 - International conference on Poverty and Sustainable Development - 2014

The First International conference on Poverty and Sustainable Development(ICPSD) 2014 is keen to discuss and examine about widespread public concern. As the world forwarded to year 2015,every one has started to talk about how far the world achieved the Millennium development Goals which has set up in 2000 for coming up 15 years to fulfill 8 simple but meaningful and achievable targets. Most of the countries have achieved sustainable progress in achieving these targets and some countries have achieved all of them or most of the targets. But still most of the governments and policy makers seriously discuss about progress they had achieved against poverty, hunger and disease. With all of these discussion world leaders have set up Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) in Rio+20 Summits to fight against poverty. Sustainable development embraces the so-called triple bottom line approach to human wellbeing.Almost all the world’s societies acknowledge that they aim for a combination of economic development, environmental sustain ability, and social inclusion. but the specific objectives differ globally, between and within societies.Certainly, as yet, no consensus regarding the tradeoffs and synergies across the economic, environmental, and social objectives has been agreed.
Economic Development, Eradiation of poverty and achieving sustainable Development
Eradiation of extreme poverty and hunger
Accelerate technological changes and achieve economic growth
Agriculture and rural development
Emerging economies and third world economies
Private and public sector involvement in sustainable development
Social Inclusion, Gender equity and promoting the public health
Income disparity, reducing rich poor gap and promote social inclusion
Gender equity, women empowerment, child abuse and youth depression
Public health, childcare, aging population and better livelihood
Natural resources, biodiversity and ensuring sustainable eco-system
Climate changers, greenhouse gas emission and disaster management
Biodiversity and ensure sustainable eco system
Global awareness and effective use of natural resources
Environment pollution and modern energy services
Governance, Peace, and Security
Improving governance, reduction of risk of conflict and insecurity
Human rights, rule of law and right to live
Global partnership, essential transformations and sustainable development
legal empowerment of the poor
Achievement of MDGs and Future of SDGs
Sustainable development and triple wins
Opportunities and barriers in sustainable development
Achievement and failures of the Millennium goals(MDGs)