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ХVI International Scientific & Practical Conference
Transcarpathian Legal Readings:
Sustainable Development and Institutional Capacity in the Conditions of War: National and International Legal Aspects
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26–27 April 2024
Uzhhorod, Ukraine |
THE GRASSROOTS INSTITUTE CO-ORGANIZED THE CONFERENCE |
In the Conference, Dr. Arjjumend, CEO, gave the following short speech in the Inaugural/Opening Session: |
Distinguished Guests, Esteemed Colleagues, and Honored Participants,
On behalf of TGI, I must extend my gratitude to the Rector UzNU and Dean of Law Faculty, who poured their tremendous efforts in pulling together this important conference.
It is with great pleasure and a sense of profound significance that I welcome you all to the ХVI International Scientific & Practical Conference "Transcarpathian Legal Readings." This gathering serves as a beacon of intellectual exchange and collaboration, bringing together scholars, students, and practitioners deeply engaged in the study and practice of law, particularly within the context of contemporary challenges and conflicts.
The conference theme, "Sustainable Development and Institutional Capacity in the Conditions of War: National and International Legal Aspects," encapsulates the pressing issues that confront our societies today. In an era marked by geopolitical tensions, globalization, and regional conflicts, the role of law as a stabilizing force and a catalyst for progress becomes increasingly paramount.
As we embark on this journey of exploration and discourse, the diverse panels of the conference promise to delve into multifaceted dimensions of legal inquiry. From examining modern challenges to the international order to exploring the transformation of national legal systems amidst war, globalization, and European integration, Plenary Session and other panels offer a unique vantage point from which we are to understand the complexities of legal landscape.
As we embark on this intellectual crusade, let us embrace the spirit of inquiry, dialogue, and collaboration that defines this conference. May our deliberations be marked by rigor, insight, and empathy, as we strive to advance our understanding of law and contribute to the pursuit of a more just and equitable world.
With that, I extend my warmest wishes for a fruitful and enlightening conference. Slava Ukraini.
Taking reference from these words, I would like to begin the OPENING SESSION of this conference.
- HASRAT ARJJUMEND
In addition to the Plenary/Opening Speech above, he also presented one discussion paper in Plenary Session. The title of the paper was:
Addressing Emerging Legal and Policy Issues for Sustainable Development in the War-Affected Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine
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Dr. Olga Donets, Secretary & Director, TGI Ukraine, presented the following paper in the conference:
Modern Challenges and Threats to Water Security: Environmental and Legal Aspects
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND GREEN JOBS OF THE FUTURE, THE KEY PILLARS FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF MOUNTAIN AREAS BY 2050 |
18th National Conference with International, Scientific, and Informal Participation of the Mountain Economy Centre CE-MONT |
July 19-20, 2024 | Vatra Dornei, Romania
Paper Presented by Dr. Hasrat Arjjumend and Dr. Pavlo Leno
Preserving the Endangered Material Knowledge of Hutsul Peoples' Sheep-Based Products in Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains
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Participation in 3rd World Conference on the Revitalization of the Mediterranean Diet | Organized by CIHEAM Bari 28-30 September 2022 in Bari (Italy) |
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In the Session 6 entitling “Reinforcing the Inter-Relations between Mediterranean Agricultural Heritage and Food Heritage for Sustainable Diets and Food Systems” of the Conference, Dr. Arjjumend, CEO, presented a paper entitling “Food and Nutrition Security by Mobile Pastoralists in the Mediterranean Region: Challenges of Revitalizing Pastoralists’ Heritage”. This intervention highlighted the facts that “despite massive contributions to regional economics and Mediterranean diets, the heritage of pastoralism is under pressure and threat from a number of challenges. The challenges of eroding commons, fragmenting rangelands, State enclosures, tenurial uncertainties, shifting occupations, climate change, erring policies, restrictive regulations, globalized market systems, inter-community conflicts and militarization were discussed. |
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Side Event in COP11 of
UN Convention of Biological Diversity Hyderabad India International Convention Centre | 10 October 2012 | 18:15 - 19:45 Hours |
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PARTICIPATION FOR DISCOURSE AND CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT |
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The Grassroots Institutes takes active part and role to discourse on emerging issues and problems and hence papers, deliberations, presentations and perspectives are shared with wide range of audience in various workshops, conferences, seminars, symposia and meeting organized internationally and nationally. The following programs were thus attended by us. |
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International Conference on
India’s Development Strategy: Discourses on Past, Present and Future |
5-6 March, 2013
Centre for Jawaharlal Nehru Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia Central University, New Delhi |
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Marginalization, Rights and Development of Mountain Dalits:
Case of Himachal Pradesh |
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National Seminar on
Globalization and Socio-Cultural & Economic Concerns in North-West India |
9-10 February 2013
PG Department of Sociology, D.A.V. College, Sec-10, Chandigarh – 160010 |
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Globalization-Induced Marginalization of
Transhumant Nomadic Pastoralists in North-Western Himalayas |
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International Conference on Contemporary Debates in Public Policy and Management |
7-9 February 2013
Kolkata, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta |
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International ABS Law for Access to Genetic Resources: Implications of PIC and MAT Provisions of Nagoya Protocol |
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Workshop on Governing Critical Uncertainties: Climate Change and Decision-Making in Transboundary River Basins |
21-23 January 2013 in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Organized by Earth Governance Systems Project, Lund University, Sweden |
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New Challenges of Transboundary Water Conflicts and Climate Change for Governance of Indus River Basin |
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National Conference on Geography of Change: Contemporary Issues in Development, Environment and Society |
11-12 January 2013
Department of Geography, K.G. Joshi College of Arts, Thane |
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Environmental and Social Impacts of Hydro-Electric Dams in Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh |
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The Sixth Biennial International Conference of Indian Association for Asian & Pacific Studies |
December 17-19, 2012
University of Calcutta, Kolkata, India
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Biodiplomacy in ICNP-2 Negotiations of Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-Sharing |
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International Forestry and Environment Symposium 2012 |
November16th & 17th, 2012
Department of Forestry & Environmental Science
University of Sri Jayewardenepura
Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
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Community Participation and Access to Benefit Sharing in Forest-Based Sustainable Ecotourism: Case of Seraj Valley and Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area of Himachal Pardesh, India |
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XVI North West Indian Sociological Association Conference
Culture, Politics and Ethnocity: Emerging Issues in North West India
November 23-24, 2012
SCVB Government College, Palampur (HP)
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Diversity of Cultural Artefacts in Himachal Pradesh |
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Issues and Challenges of Artisans in Himachal Pradesh: Can we preserve the dying cultures and traditions?
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International Seminar on Emerging Consumerism in
Context of Climate Change: Issues and Challenges
3-5 October, 2012 | Government College Chamba (HP)
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Linkages of Green Consumerism with Agrobiodiversity Conservation in Himalayan Mountains
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