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Annual conference of Society for Pathways to Sustainability to begin at Gulati Institute of Finance and Taxation on Monday

The theme of the event is ‘AGENDA 2030: Financing Strategies for Sustainable Development with Lifestyle for the Environment

The Gulati Institute of Finance and Taxation (GIFT) is organising the fifth annual conference of the Society for Pathways to Sustainability in association with Nalanda University on Monday and Tuesday. The event will be held at the GIFT campus, Sreekaryam.

The theme of the event is ‘AGENDA 2030: Financing Strategies for Sustainable Development with Lifestyle for the Environment.’ Planning Board vice-chairperson K.M. Chandrasekhar will inaugurate the conference. P.K. Anand, senior research fellow, Nalanda University, will deliver the keynote address. Electricity and Environment Minister Sunny Joseph will address the conference. The conference includes five plenary sessions and two technical sessions.

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