Call for Papers

Theme and Sub-Theme

• Climate change and environmental crisis
• Climate refugees facing loss of healthcare access.
• Air pollution and respiratory illnesses exacerbated by climate shifts.
• Biodiversity loss and species extinction.
• Climate-induced diseases (malaria, dengue, cholera outbreaks after floods).
• Marginalized groups more vulnerable to heat waves, floods, and droughts.
• Climate-induced migration and displacement.
• Climate refugees facing loss of healthcare access.
• Desertification and arid land expansion.
• Renewable energy as both mitigation and sustainable growth.
• Agricultural adaptation ensuring food security.
• Climate finance and green investment.
• International agreements (Paris Agreement, SDGs) aligning climate with development.
• Health system and marginality
• Air pollution and respiratory illnesses exacerbated by climate shifts.
• Healthcare access for refugees, migrants, and displaced populations.
• Urban–rural disparities in healthcare access.
• Poverty, caste, class, and health inequalities.
• Gendered access to health services.
• Discrimination within healthcare institutions (based on caste, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality).
• Malnutrition worsened by crop failures due to drought.
• Epidemics spreading due to changing ecological patterns.
• Universal health coverage as part of SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being).
• Telemedicine and green healthcare infrastructure reducing inequalities.
• Social inclusion and equity at the core of sustainable societies.
• Lessons from pandemic (COVID-19) and marginalized communities.
• Sustainable development
• Climate change mitigation and adaptation.
• Sustainable energy reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
• Conservation policies help biodiversity resilience.
• Climate-smart cities as models of sustainable urbanization.
• Sustainable agriculture and food security.
• Circular economy and waste reduction system.
• Gender equality and women’s empowerment.
• Poverty reduction (SDG 1) improves health outcomes.
• Clean water and sanitation (SDG 6) reduce health disparities.
• Education and gender equality empower marginalized groups to access health.
• Indigenous knowledge and traditional sustainability practices.
• Inclusive development for marginalized groups.
• Artificial intelligence and big data for sustainable planning.