Now that your conference paper or attendance has been confirmed, it’s time to register online. However onsite registration is not recommended, in case if you go with onsite registration, the conference team will help you to get registered and manage registration from the early stages of the program to the end of the program everyday.
CRSG 2022: An Interlinked Effort for Transforming the World and Enhancing Society's Resiliency!
International Conference on Contests for Realization of Global Sustainability (CRGS 2022) draws an emerging platform of discussion, networking, and recent ideas to adopt Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the edge of digitalization.
Adaption of academic and industrial solution models along with lessons learned from global practices positively contributing SDGs. To join global efforts toward the realization of transforming the world and secure societies’ resiliency, you are welcome to share your knowledge and explore new opportunities within a broad theme of SDGs topics.
CRGS 2022 calls for transboundary research, experiences, case studies, and lessons learned to establish a global dialogue on Sustainable Development brings together scholars, researchers, and field practitioners to conduct projects and research to achieve the United Nation’s 17-SDGs.
CONFERENCE THEME / Call For Paper
Contests for Realization of Global Sustainability (CRGS 2022) is a peer-reviewed conference that covers broad disciplines of researches based on objective-oriented approaches of environment, energy, economics, business, policy, agriculture, social and natural sciences.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM / Agenda
Welcome message, greetings and group photo.
Presentation Title: Engineering Sustainability for Sustainable Development
Abstract: Sustainability is crucial for humanity, and engineering sustainability is an important contributor to overall sustainability and sustainable development. This is due to the pervasiveness of engineering and its importance in economic development and living standards, and the environmental impacts of engineering. But engineering sustainability is complex and challenging. Many factors that need to be considered and appropriately addressed in moving towards engineering sustainability are examined in this presentation, including appropriate selection of resources, use of sustainable processes, enhancement of the efficiency, environmental stewardship and others.
Speech Title: ’Pinching’ Eco-Industrial Park: Maximising Resource Savings and Minimising Waste and Emissions Towards SDG
Speech Abstract: Industries play a key role in providing continuous supply of human’s essential needs including food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, building materials and equipment. Rapid population as well as industrial growth have been accompanied by rising demands for utility resources and widespread environmental pollution. Eco-industrial park (EIP) is the concept of industrial symbiosis between industries which are located within an industrial site. The concept of EIP became increasingly popular in the 1990s. It is reported by World Bank that there are already 250 EIP worldwide. The first modern EIP is Kalundborg in Denmark and is a reference for planners and industrial estates’ leaders. An EIP network of linkages leads to high levels of environmental benefits and economic efficiency apart from many other less tangible benefits. It addresses multiple Sustainable Development Goals (SDG); SDG 6-9, 12 and 13. Major economic factors that influence the successfulness of eco-industrial networking are cost savings and enhanced competitiveness; reduced infrastructure costs; improved revenue generation; improved opportunity for investment (new businesses); job creation; improved human resources; and access to and development of new technologies. All these factors improve the competitiveness, attract investments, business retention, and community wellbeing towards. As many foreign companies are growing environmentally conscious, well developed and managed industries park such as Eco-Industrial Park (EIP) should be established to attract the foreign direct investment to foster the economic competitive development. Over the last four decades, Process Integration (PI) has emerged as a holistic approach for the optimal planning, design and retrofit of minimum resource utilisation networks. PI promotes symbiosis and synergy by maximising resource utilisation efficiency and minimising wastes among interacting processes, industry and systems. In this lecture, PI techniques are discussed in the context of Eco-Industrial Park planning and management.
- Lemon Square
- Cookies
- Coffee and Tea
- Water
Artificial Intelligence for Energy System Application in Smart Cities. Seyed Mohammad SHM, Bushehr University, Iran.
Integrating the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Into Organizational Strategy: A Sustainability Balanced Scorecard Approach Using ANP and TOPSIS. Tobias Rösner, TU Dortmund University , Germany.
Design of Zero Energy Residential Complex in the Smart City Environment. Eisa Mousavi Rad, Islamic Azad University, Iran.
The Future of Smart Mobility using 5G and IoT . Simra Nazim, Amity University, United Arab Emirates.
Best Paper Award, Keonte Speaker Certificate, Presenter Certificate, Participation Certificate, Session Chair Certificate, etc.
Lunch Break
Now that your conference paper or attendance has been confirmed, it’s time to register online. However onsite registration is not recommended, in case if you go with onsite registration, the conference team will help you to get registered and manage registration from the early stages of the program to the end of the program everyday.
Welcome message, greetings and group photo.
Presentation Title: Engineering Sustainability for Sustainable Development
Abstract: Sustainability is crucial for humanity, and engineering sustainability is an important contributor to overall sustainability and sustainable development. This is due to the pervasiveness of engineering and its importance in economic development and living standards, and the environmental impacts of engineering. But engineering sustainability is complex and challenging. Many factors that need to be considered and appropriately addressed in moving towards engineering sustainability are examined in this presentation, including appropriate selection of resources, use of sustainable processes, enhancement of the efficiency, environmental stewardship and others.
Speech Title: ’Pinching’ Eco-Industrial Park: Maximising Resource Savings and Minimising Waste and Emissions Towards SDG
Speech Abstract: Industries play a key role in providing continuous supply of human’s essential needs including food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, building materials and equipment. Rapid population as well as industrial growth have been accompanied by rising demands for utility resources and widespread environmental pollution. Eco-industrial park (EIP) is the concept of industrial symbiosis between industries which are located within an industrial site. The concept of EIP became increasingly popular in the 1990s. It is reported by World Bank that there are already 250 EIP worldwide. The first modern EIP is Kalundborg in Denmark and is a reference for planners and industrial estates’ leaders. An EIP network of linkages leads to high levels of environmental benefits and economic efficiency apart from many other less tangible benefits. It addresses multiple Sustainable Development Goals (SDG); SDG 6-9, 12 and 13. Major economic factors that influence the successfulness of eco-industrial networking are cost savings and enhanced competitiveness; reduced infrastructure costs; improved revenue generation; improved opportunity for investment (new businesses); job creation; improved human resources; and access to and development of new technologies. All these factors improve the competitiveness, attract investments, business retention, and community wellbeing towards. As many foreign companies are growing environmentally conscious, well developed and managed industries park such as Eco-Industrial Park (EIP) should be established to attract the foreign direct investment to foster the economic competitive development. Over the last four decades, Process Integration (PI) has emerged as a holistic approach for the optimal planning, design and retrofit of minimum resource utilisation networks. PI promotes symbiosis and synergy by maximising resource utilisation efficiency and minimising wastes among interacting processes, industry and systems. In this lecture, PI techniques are discussed in the context of Eco-Industrial Park planning and management.
- Lemon Square
- Cookies
- Coffee and Tea
- Water
Artificial Intelligence for Energy System Application in Smart Cities. Seyed Mohammad SHM, Bushehr University, Iran.
Integrating the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Into Organizational Strategy: A Sustainability Balanced Scorecard Approach Using ANP and TOPSIS. Tobias Rösner, TU Dortmund University , Germany.
Design of Zero Energy Residential Complex in the Smart City Environment. Eisa Mousavi Rad, Islamic Azad University, Iran.
Nuclear Energy Within the Human and Environmental Sustainability Dimensions. Hamedullah Zaheb, University of the Ryukyus, Japan.
Best Paper Award, Keonte Speaker Certificate, Presenter Certificate, Participation Certificate, Session Chair Certificate, etc.
Lunch Break
A Strategic Planning Framework for Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Urban Head Island. Vaibhav Rai Khare, IBPSA-India Chapter, India.
Scientific Discovery Learning With Education Simulations Within Theoretical Practices in the Field of Law. Waqas Saeed, MBBS University, Pakistan.
Nuclear Energy Within the Human and Environmental Sustainability Dimensions. Hamedullah Zaheb, University of the Ryukyus, Japan.
A Thematic Analysis of the Pandemic Impact on Universities Students’ Mental Health. Zunaira Iftikhar, Agile Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences, Pakistan.
Massive Deployments of Insurgent Intelligence by Non-state Violent Actors (NSVAS) In the 21st Century: A Serious Threat to Global Security. Temitope Francis Abiodun, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
The Session Chair will be introduced later.
Topics of presentations will be released by the end of March 2022.
- Lemon Square
- Cookies
- Coffee and Tea
- Water
The Session Chair will be introduced later.
Topics of presentations will be released by the end of March 2022.
Presentations Session
Topics of presentations will be released by the end of March 2022.
- Lemon Square
- Cookies
- Coffee and Tea
- Water
The Session Chair will be introduced later.
Topics of presentations will be released by the end of March 2022.
A Strategic Planning Framework for Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Urban Head Island. Vaibhav Rai Khare, IBPSA-India Chapter, India.
Scientific Discovery Learning With Education Simulations Within Theoretical Practices in the Field of Law. Waqas Saeed, MBBS University, Pakistan.
Nuclear Energy Within the Human and Environmental Sustainability Dimensions. Hamedullah Zaheb, University of the Ryukyus, Japan.
A Thematic Analysis of the Pandemic Impact on Universities Students’ Mental Health. Zunaira Iftikhar, Agile Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences, Pakistan.
Massive Deployments of Insurgent Intelligence by Non-state Violent Actors (NSVAS) In the 21st Century: A Serious Threat to Global Security. Temitope Francis Abiodun, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
Welcoming and greeting.
Presentation Title: An Archetype of the Modern Energy Policies Development: From Anticipation to Reality
Abstract: This study discusses energy policy development at a critical moment that 169 countries are trying to save the world through ratifying the Paris Agreement (2016). However, competitive policy planning and design knew multidimensional endeavors when most developing nations are faced with the advent of economic and population increase day by day. Some of these countries still do not have energy policies or for many years remained unreformed. The presentation aims to retrieve nations’ socio-economic onto a full growth path at the time of facing advents of many challenges fitting the sustainable development goals (SDGs). An adopted and new approach for a successful public energy policy development proposed to comply with the priorities by commensurate with the national strategies to meet anticipations and deliver optimum opportunities of technical, technological, political, social, environmental, economic, and institutional benefits. The proposed roadmap highlights a systematic knowledge of principles such as policy conceptualization, analysis, baselining, planning, development, and frameworking through exploring models, structures, and components in detail. Finally, it puts forward a series of procedures paradigm within multidisciplinary approaches in a synergistic manner as a multilateral policy development reference.
Presentation Title: Sustainability of Additive Manufacturing (3-D Printing) And Its Environmental Impact
Abstract: 3-D Printing has the potential to make its remark on industry 4.0, which can be revealed in the growth of medical and aerospace industries. This technology distinguishes among other in terms of optimization of quality characteristics such as customized design, complex shapes, material consumption and production times. It provides a new disruptive path to transform basic business model into profitable model. Most manufacturers consider Additive manufacturing (AM) as one of the adaptable processes in the context of typical product design. Moreover, its positive effects on the environment make it sustainable and futuristic technology. Many parameters that need to be addressed in the presentation in context of sustainability, recycling of materials and eco-footprint. In the discussion, the current trend will be discussed for the latest additive manufacturing technologies being implemented in the industry. The various convenience points will be presented with respect to various parameters and technologies such as Stereolithography (SLA), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), Selective Laser Melting (SLM), Digital Light Process (DLP), Multi Jet Fusion (MJF), PolyJet, Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) and Electron Beam Melting (EBM). In current era, it is strict responsibility of industries to identify the suitable technology to protect our generation from health issues. Finally, the additive manufacturing industry is definitely becoming a large industry in many sectors.
Presentation Title: Relationship of Financial Development Level and Sustainable Economic Growth
Abstract: The purpose of the study is to identify the factors of financial development that have the greatest impact on the economic growth before COVID-19 pandemic of Russia. The analysis was performed using correlation analysis, construction and interpretation of the regression model, as well as its further verification for autocorrelation and heteroscedasticity. The time horizon covers the period 2007-2019. The article states that the largest negative impact on economic growth before COVID-19 pandemic among the many indicators of financial development has a domestic bank credit, and a significant positive impact - the capitalization of the stock market. Regression analysis confirms the statistical significance of the influence and finds the optimal equilibrium of stimulation real GDP growth (8.5%) via market capitalization growth (100.83%). The article describes the general problems of low financial literacy and weak public confidence, as well as risks arising in the process of globalization.
Tea Break
Evaluation of green supply chain impact on organizational performance. Naveed Ahmed Qureshi, Bahria University, Pakistan.
Super-Capacitors Using Advanced Bio-Based Electrode Technology. Qamar Navid, Beijing Institute of Technology, China.
A Review on the Green Synthesis of Silver Oxide Nanoparticles for Photocatalytic Environmental Remediation and Biomedical Applications. Liezel Estrella-Pajulas, Silliman University, Philippines.
Environmental Re-Engineering Opportunity at the Pandemic Era. Mir Sayed Shah Danish, University of the Ryukyus, Japan.
Evaluating the Effect of Optimizing Energy Consumption in Hotels for Increasing Efficiency and Revenue Generation in Various Places. Seyedeh Zahra Mousavi, Islamic Azad University of Marvdasht, Iran.
Lunch Break
Evaluation of green supply chain impact on organizational performance. Naveed Ahmed Qureshi, Bahria University, Pakistan.
Super-Capacitors Using Advanced Bio-Based Electrode Technology. Qamar Navid, Beijing Institute of Technology, China.
A Review on the Green Synthesis of Silver Oxide Nanoparticles for Photocatalytic Environmental Remediation and Biomedical Applications. Liezel Estrella-Pajulas, Silliman University, Philippines.
Environmental Re-Engineering Opportunity at the Pandemic Era. Mir Sayed Shah Danish, University of the Ryukyus, Japan.
Evaluating the Effect of Optimizing Energy Consumption in Hotels for Increasing Efficiency and Revenue Generation in Various Places. Seyedeh Zahra Mousavi, Islamic Azad University of Marvdasht, Iran.
The Session Chair will be introduced later.
Topics of presentations will be released by the end of March 2022.
Dialogue Session ...
Aquaculture Advancement Ensuring Food Security and Local Sustainability: A Case Study. Tandin Dorji, Ministry of Education, Bhutan.
Electro-Microbiology: A Sustainable Approach for Green Energy. Manisha Phour, Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, India.
A Contemporary Outlook on Energy Policy and Strategy Development Within Sustainability Constraints. Mir Sayed Shah Danish, University of the Ryukyus, Japan.
Validated Scales of Measurement Used to Measure Cancer Fatigue: A Systematic Review. Muhammad Alyas, Imran Idrees Teaching Hospital, Pakistan.
Tetheredness to Technology, Cognitive Fatigue: Buffering Effect of Willpower and Leadership Support to Mechanize the Creative Process Engagement of Employees. Zanaira, University of Lahore, Pakistan.
