Policymakers, technologists, and urban planners convened in Delhi for the National Conference on Sustainable Urban Transformation. The event focused on building resilient, resource-efficient, and responsive cities, with discussions spanning infrastructure, governance, climate adaptation, and innovation. The conference marks a pivotal step in shaping India’s urban development roadmap.
In a landmark initiative to reimagine India’s urban landscape, the Delhi Chapter of the Alumni Association of NCE Bengal & Jadavpur University (AANCEBJUDC), in partnership with The Bengal Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BCC&I) and Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), hosted the inaugural National Conference on “Sustainable Urban Transformation: Reimagining Resilient, Resource-Efficient & Responsive Cities.”
Held in New Delhi, the conference brought together senior policymakers, industry leaders, sustainability experts, urban planners, and next-generation innovators to deliberate on strategies for sustainable urban growth. The event emphasized collaborative frameworks, technological integration, and policy innovation to address India’s rapid urbanization and climate challenges.
Key highlights from the conference include
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Discussions centered on climate-resilient infrastructure, circular economy models, and low-carbon urban mobility.
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Experts stressed the need for data-driven governance and smart city frameworks to enhance responsiveness and efficiency.
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The role of public-private partnerships in financing sustainable urban projects was widely acknowledged.
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Technologists showcased scalable solutions for waste management, water conservation, and energy optimization.
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Youth innovators presented ideas on inclusive urban design and digital tools for civic engagement.
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The conference underscored the importance of aligning urban development with India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
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Participants called for integrated planning across transport, housing, and environmental sectors to ensure long-term resilience.
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The event concluded with a commitment to foster cross-sectoral collaboration and knowledge exchange for sustainable city-building.
Sources: Business Standard, ANI News.