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CALIBRATING URBAN LIVABILITY IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: Gendered perspective on climate, health, governance and Policy
The symposium focuses on "Urban Livability in the Global South" from a gender perspective. The symposium is funded by Urban Studies Foundation (USF) Seminar Series Awards. USF is a charitable organization that provides grant funding to advance academic research and education in the field of urban studies. The symposium aims to provide an interdisciplinary platform for presenting research, case studies, and narratives by students, professionals, researchers, and activists.
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​Urban livability as an ensemble concept evaluates multiple facets that make up city life and improve the overall quality of life. The present living conditions, accessibility to essential amenities, scope of opportunity, physical and social well-being, environmental justice, sense of safety, etc. constitute urban livability as experienced. The urban studies discourse has largely responded to the concept of ‘urban livability’ through indexing systems considering generic parameters for the general population.
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Chief Patron
Dr. Karunesh Kumar Shukla
Director, MANIT
Patron
Dr. S.P.S Rajput
Dean, ID & IR
MANIT, Bhopal
Dr.Jagdish Singh
HOD,Arch & Plng
MANIT, Bhopal
Conference Chairperson
Dr. Alka Bharat
Professor
MANIT, Bhopal
Conference Secretary
Dr. Yogesh K. Garg
Professor
MANIT, Bhopal
Conference Secretary
Dr. Surabhi Mehrotra
Asst. Professor
MANIT, Bhopal
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