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DepartmentofEnergyandEnvironment

BabasahebBhimraoAmbedkarUniversity(A Central University)

Vidya Vihar, Raebareli Road, Lucknow-226 025www.bbau.ac.in

InstituteofDisasterManagement(NIDM)MinistryofHomeAffairs,GovernmentofIndia

A-wing, 4th �loor, NDCC-II building,Jai Singh Road, New Delhi-110001

www.nidm.gov.in

Training Workshop cum Faculty Development Program (FDP) Training Workshop cum Faculty Development Program (FDP) onon

Environment, Biodiversity Environment, Biodiversity and and

Disaster Risk Management Disaster Risk Management

Training Workshop cum Faculty Development Program (FDP) on

Environment, Biodiversity and

Disaster Risk Management

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About the University

Human activities are constantly interfering with the ecological balance and this interference has reached to such scale that it has caused a massive environmental degradation and biodiversity loss. Humans also have the potential to induce a disaster by fueling the aggravating factors. For instance, rise of global greenhouse gases can adversely raise the Earth's atmospheric temperature that causes sea level rise, heat waves, sporadic precipitation and extreme climate �luctuations. These are acting as climate stressors for the biodiversity and are disadvantageous to both local and global environments and economies. The recent natural disasters occurring worldwide are primarily human- induced, directly or indirectly. Disasters, whether natural or human-induced either destroy or have an adverse impact on the area's biodiversity, environment, ecosystems that provides various ecological services as well as supports livelihood and culture.

It is therefore of utmost importance to address such issues by knowledge sharing, capacity building, discussions, brainstorming, etc. Keeping this in view, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University and National Institute of Disaster Management are jointly organizing a Training Workshop on “Environment,BiodiversityandDisasterRiskManagement”from 2 - 6 March, 2020 at Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow.

This workshop will provide a vast and multi-disciplinary understanding of the issues pertaining to climate change related disasters which affect the environment and biodiversity.

Furthermore, the workshop stresses on risk management of such disasters. It highlights important concepts of how to tackle the impact of climate change on environment and biodiversity.

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University was established on 10 January 1996. The university distinguishes itself as a socially responsible learning community of high-quality scholarship and academic rigor sustained by social justice and equity principles. The lavish green campus of university is spread over 250 acres. The university is a knowledge hub offering more than 100 graduate and post-graduate course & doctorate programs in various disciplines. The university is known as world-class hub for education and innovation. There are more than 4800 students enrolled in a broad range of courses taught by high quality academic professionals. The university is preparing students from rural mainland of Uttar Pradesh in particular, and all parts of India in general, often coming from marginalized sections of society for leadership in the complex world. The faculty members at our university accept their responsibilities conscientiously, share leadership in a democratic spirit, and are subject to the highest standards of public trust. The university is also having a satellite campus at Amethi (U.P.) established in 2016.

About the Workshop Cum FDP Programme

About NIDM

National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, is a premier institute and a statutory body (under Disaster Management Act 2005) for training, research, documentation, awareness, and human resources, and capacity development in the �ield of disaster mitigation and management in India. The institute lays emphasis on multi-stakeholder interdisciplinary cross-sectoral approach for an effective and ef�icient proactive continuum disaster risk management, based on participatory integrated multi-hazard-risk management concept.

This program will provide a platform for academicians and research scholars to present their work to like minded professionals as the two days of the training workshop will be devoted for paper presentations. The abstract ( ) in MS Word, on abovementioned topicsTimes New Roman, not exceeding 250 words should be in the following format: Title (capital and bold, font size 14); Author(s)' name (bold, presenting author's name underlined, font size 12) and af�iliation (address of institution with email of corresponding author). Title, author(s) name and af�iliation center aligned. Keywords (italics, bold, font size 10, limited to 5 words). Text (justi�ied, spacing 1.15, margins-L2", R1")

Abstract(s) in the given format should reach the organizers on or before 25 February, 2020. Interested candidates may also register on the provided link :

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jDtSr6eMOaE0yR9mRiMG1eU1BNMBHZs7BC0IhWW7mbs/edit

and send the abstracts to and cc to [email protected] [email protected]

Objectives

Aim of the Workshop cum FDPThe aim of this training workshop cum FDP is to enhance the understanding of participants on disaster risk management focusing on environment and biodiversity.

Target Group

Methodology

Highlights of Workshop

Call for Abstract

Certicate

The key objectives are: ® Understanding the implication of environment and biodiversity on disaster risk

management® Develop understanding about various disaster related policies and strategic

management tools for disaster resilience® Discuss the current challenges and gaps in recent interventions on Environment and

Biodiversity on Disaster Risk Management

The intended target groups for this program are middle and senior level Government and Semi-government of�icials from different line departments of Central & State government/ professionals from public and private sectors/ Environment Managers/ Disaster Managers/ Scientists/Academicians/Scholars/ Students/Private Sectors/NGOs, etc.

Lectures, Power point presentations, video �ilms, discussions, guided group exercises and �ield excursion

A certi�icate will be awarded to the participant on successful completion of program. Attendance of 75% sessions is mandatory for the certi�icate.

® Paper presentations® Group discussions® Group presentations® Region speci�ic case study on the topics® Panel Discussions® Field visit

Program OutlineVenue:SESConferenceHall,BBAUniversity,Lucknow

Day1:2March,2020

Registration 09:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M.

Opening Ceremony 10:00 A.M.–11:15 A.M.

Tea 11:15 A.M.-11:30 A.M.

Technical Session 01 11:30 A.M.–01:30 P.M.

Lunch 01:30 P.M.–02:30 P.M.

Technical Session 02 02:30 P.M.–05:00 P.M.

Tea 05:00 P.M.–05:15 P.M.

Summary of the Day 05:15 P.M.–05:30 P.M.

Day2:3March,2020

Technical Session 03 10:00 A.M.–11:15 A.M.

Tea 11:15 A.M.-11:30 A.M.


Lunch 01:30 P.M.–02:30 P.M.


Tea 05:00 P.M.–05:15 P.M.


Day3:4March,2020


Tea 11:15 A.M.-11:30 A.M.


Lunch 01:30 P.M.–02:30 P.M.


Tea 05:00 P.M.–05:15 P.M.


Day4:5March,2020


Tea 11:15 A.M.-11:30 A.M.


Lunch 01:30 P.M.–02:30 P.M.

Field Visit 02:30 P.M.–05:30 P.M.

Tea 05:00 P.M.–05:15 P.M.


Day5:6March,2020

Group Discussion 01 10:00 A.M.–11:15 A.M.

Tea 11:15 A.M.-11:30 A.M.

Group Presentation 01 11:30 A.M.–01:30 P.M.

Lunch 01:30 P.M.–02:30 P.M.

Group Presentaion 02 02:30 P.M.–05:00 P.M.

Tea 05:00 P.M.–05:15 P.M.

Valedictory 05:15 P.M.–05:45 P.M.

Note:Ÿ Registration will be on �irst come �irst serve basis. Ÿ It is mandatory to send a soft copy of the abstract through e-mail at [email protected] for

publication.Ÿ Submission of abstract is not compulsory to attend the training program. Ÿ For course registration and submission of abstract (Not exceeding 250 words), please register

on the following link:

FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT TO:Prof. Naveen Kumar Arora

Convener & Organizing SecretaryEmail: [email protected] ContactNo. 9935383663

Registration Form

Name (in block letters): ........................................................................................................................................

Designation: .............................................................................................................................................................

Mailing Address with PIN Code: ........................................................................................................................

E-Mail:.........................................................................................................................................................................

Contact Number:.....................................................................................................................................................

Gender: Male Female Transgender

Title of the Paper: ...................................................................................................................................................

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Presenting Author:.................................................................................................................................................

Accommodation: Required Not required

University hostels Guest houses (limited accommodation)

Category: Faculty/Scientist Research Scholar

Industry Representative Others

Name of accompanying person (if any):.........................................................................................................

REGISTRATION

There is no registration fee for participating in workshop. Last date of registration is 25 February, 2020.

Training Workshop cum Faculty Development Program onTraining Workshop cum Faculty Development Program onEnvironment, Biodiversity and Disaster Risk Management Environment, Biodiversity and Disaster Risk Management Training Workshop cum Faculty Development Program onEnvironment, Biodiversity and Disaster Risk Management

nd th2 to 6 March, 2020



https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jDtSr6eMOaE0yR9mRiMG1eU1BNMBHZs7BC0IhWW7mbs/edit

[email protected] [email protected] and cc to with subject line

AuthorName_BBAU_Training_2020

or mail to

Prof.SanjaySinghVice-ChancellorBBA University

Committees

MajorGeneralManojKumarBindalExecutive Director, NIDM

Prof.NaveenKumarAroraHead

Department of Energy and Environment, BBA University

Prof.AnilKumarGuptaHead

Environment and Climate Disaster Risk Management Division, NIDM

ShriAshishKumarPandaConsultant

Environment and Climate Disaster Risk Management, NIDM

Ms.ThinlesChondolYoung Professional

Environment and Climate Disaster Risk Management, NIDM

Dr.AdityaVikramAgarwalDepartment of Energy and Environment, BBA University

Dr.JitendraMishraDST-Center for Policy Research, BBA University

Prof.RanaPratapSinghDean, Academic Affairs

BBA University

Prof. Naveen Kumar AroraConvener & Organizing Secretary

Email: [email protected] ContactNo. 9935383663

Dr.VenkateshDuttaDepartment of Energy and Environment, BBA University

Dr.NarendraKumarDepartment of Energy and Environment, BBA University

CONVENERS & ORGANIZING SECRETARIES

PATRONS

CO-ORGANIZING SECRETARIES

PROGRAM CO-ORDINATORS

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Sightseeing

About the City

Lucknow or Lakhnau is the capital of Uttar Pradesh (India) and resides on the bank of river Gomti, located in what was originally known as the Awadh (Oudh) region. Lucknow has always been a multicultural city and �lourished as a vibrant and artistic capital of North India in the 18th and 19th centuries. Courtly manners, Nawabi culture, beautiful gardens, poetry, music, and �ine cuisine patronized by the Persian-loving Shia Nawabs of the city are well-known amongst Indians and students of South Asian culture and history. Lucknow is popularly known as 'The City of Nawabs'. The Hindu holy place Ayodhya is about 135 km away from Lucknow. The temperature may range between minimum 18°C to maximum 25°C during conference time. Details about Lucknow are also available at www.up-tourism.com.

How to Reach

Lucknow is well connected to all major cities in the country by air, rail and roadways. Superfast/Express trains are available throughout day and night to/from all major cities. Charbagh Railway Station is about 10 km away from the University. Chaudhary Charan Singh Airport is about 05 km from the University. Indian Airlines, Jet Airways, Jet Lite, Go Air, Indigo, etc. operate �lights from Lucknow to all over India.

CAMPUS VIEW

PROGRAM CREDITS: Cover, Layout and Design: Dr. Jitendra Mishra, DST-CPR

Content & Edited by : Organizing Committee

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Environment, Biodiversity and Disaster Risk Management › Conference › FDP19220.pdf · Lectures, Power point presentations, video ilms, discussions, guided group exercises and