Speaker ICPDN 2024 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Suriyadeo Tripathi
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Suriyadeo Tripathi Main idea:Morality can be made tangible and measurable through tools like the Moral Behavior Index and Life Asset evaluations. Important points: Morality is crucial for achieving development goals: SDGs and other objectives cannot be reached without a moral foundation. Moral Behavior Index: A tool to measure and evaluate morality across […]
Speaker ICPDN 2024 Mr. Mandar Apte
Mr. Mandar Apte Main idea:Leadership development must come from within and focus on taking responsibility for both actions and inactions. Important points: We are responsible for our inactions: Things we could have done but didn’t, like picking up a banana peel, can have consequences. Leadership involves inspiring others: Leaders need to motivate others to take […]
icpdn 2024 Session 3
Session 3: Community Peace: Building Inclusive and Harmonious Societies while Addressing Disparity This session focuses on the critical endeavor of nurturing inclusive and harmonious communities and societies at various levels, whether within local communities, across nations or on an international scale. The multifaceted reasons of conflict, including differences in beliefs, politics, economics, and more, will […]
icpdn 2024 Session 2
Session 2: Peace for Nature: Restoring Balance, Sustainability, and Bridging Disparities During this session, the primary focus will be on the crucial need to reestablish equilibrium and sustainability in the human-nature connection. Furthermore, the session will tackle the urgent concern of inequality, recognizing that resources and opportunities for meaningful and sustainable interaction with the natural […]
icpdn 2024 Session 1
Session 1: Peace for the Individual: Nourishing Mind, Body, and Spirit for True Fulfillment in the Face of Disparity This session is designed to delve into the intersection of individual inner and spiritual contentment and the challenging realities of societal disparities. It aims to explore how individuals can cultivate and maintain inner and spiritual peace […]
icpdn 2024
The International Conference on Peace, Development &Nation-Building 2024 “Peace in the World of Disparity” 28 June 2024 Kompass Campus, Bangkok, Thailand Despite the rapid technological developments in today’s world, tensions stemming from inequality, racial divisions, and conflicts over resources have intensified. This is evident in the ongoing conflicts, such as the Russian-Ukrainian war, which has […]
icpdn 2023-Session 4
Session 4: Reinventing Public Policies to Strengthen Human-Centred Development for Peace To ensure that policies and programs are designed and implemented with the needs and well-being of individuals and communities at the forefront is critical. By focusing on human-centred development, policies can more effectively address the root causes of conflict and promote sustainable peace. It […]
icpdn 2023-Session 3
Session 3: Key Issues to Drive Peace, Development and Nation-Building Conflict and violence have a devastating impact on individuals, communities, and societies as a whole. Many countries and regions are facing ongoing conflicts or are emerging from them. Discussing how to promote peace and nation-building is crucial to reducing suffering, promoting stability and development, and […]
icpdn 2023-Session 2
Session 2: Best Practices in Peace Education for Youth Leadership Best Practice has been used to describe what works in a particular situation or environment. It can also be referred to as a research-based practice or scientifically based practice. Even though a particular practice may work for some cases within a given set of variables, […]
icpdn 2023-Session 1
Session 1: Designing Human-Centred Education to Promote Moral and Innovative Youth Leadership for Peace The youth of a nation are the critical stakeholders for mobilizing communities in support of peacebuilding. To develop young people into leaders to take responsibility for the transformation of their communities into more peaceful societies is important. The better their morals […]