Young Sustainability Symposium (YSS) - 2020 will be held on 3rd – 5th February 2020 @Hokkaido Univ.
We are very pleased to announce the symposium is scheduled to take place in Hokkaido, Japan, Feb 3rd-5th, 2020.
Title: Young Sustainability Symposium (YSS) - 2020
Venue: Room D-101, Graduate School of Environmental Science/Faculty of Environmental Earth Science,
Hokkaido University, Japan
Date: 3rd – 5th February 2020
Organizers:
Faculty of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University, Japan
GLP Japan Nodal Office
Schedule: There are four sessions.
Registration Fee: Free
Contact email: ram@ees.hokudai.ac.jp
Feb. 3rd
Technical Session-1
Global Fire Emission Issues
Role of IWRM for mainstreaming adaptation policy for water resource management at watershed scale
Water security in perspective to sustainable sanitation
Technical Session-2
Making land-use climate resilient: A participatory watershed management approach in the Philippines
Water for sustainable Development
Human Mobility Analysis for Extracting Local Interactions under Rapid Socio-Economic Transformation
Technical Session-3
Developing materials towards improving quality of living in an aging society
Pedagogical Issues with the Concept of Sustainable Development
Sustainable Campus Management
Solar Rooftop and SDG Targets of India
Technical Session-4
Biodiversity/ecosystem services scenario exercises from the Asia–Pacific: typology, archetypes and implications for sustainable development goals (SDGs)
Impact of climate variability on agriculture in India
Satoyama approach for climate change adaptation in mountain landscapes
Role of Geo spatial data in SDGs implementation and progress
Geo spatial data in urban science
Student Session/Networking session
Feb. 4th
Round table discussion-1
Round table discussion-2
Feb. 5th
Field excursion to Rankoshi Mountain Lab. Rankoshi, Hokkaido, Japan (travel by car about 2-3 hours depends on weather condition)
Goal of this excursion: To discuss with city officers about Sustainable impact of the wider area of Niseko (Kutchan, Hirafu, Annupuri, Rankoshi) regarding economical, infrastructural and population development by national and international influences
