The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.
The Scientific Committee invites original research papers, conceptual frameworks, case studies, industry best practices, policy papers, and interdisciplinary contributions across 12 thematic areas.
The conference will focus on two broad tracks: Research Track and Practitioner Track. The research track focuses on an academic perspective with presentation of research in thematic areas, whereas the practitioner track features presentations from corporate/NGO projects, initiatives, and case studies. Session schedules feature mixed presentations from both tracks for mutual benefit.
15β20 Pages (Standard Scopus Indexed Format)
Peer Reviewed & Proceedings Included10β12 Pages (Preliminary empirical findings or frameworks)
Peer Reviewed Presentation1 Page Brief (Corporate ESG & NGO Case Studies)
Practitioner Track Feature1 Page Abstract (Interactive Poster Exhibition Session)
Exhibition SessionSubmissions are welcomed across the following 12 thematic areas and their respective sub-topics:
ESG strategy, corporate governance, responsible leadership, enterprise resilience, and integrated disclosure.
Circular economy, green innovation, resource efficiency, and sustainable production systems.
Sustainable finance, green banking, impact investing, climate finance, and ESG disclosure standards.
Artificial intelligence, Industry 5.0, digital ethics, blockchain, smart green enterprises, and cyber governance.
Responsible sourcing, green logistics, low-carbon transport, global value chains, and circular networks.
Sustainable marketing, green consumer behavior, ESG branding, corporate reputation, and shared value.
Decent work, employee well-being, diversity and inclusion, talent strategy, and labor practices.
Social entrepreneurship, green startups, inclusive growth, microfinance, and community development.
Climate mitigation, renewable energy transition, water security, circular resource management, and biodiversity.
Urban planning, sustainable tourism, eco-hospitality, smart mobility, and resilient infrastructure.
Public-private partnerships, SDG policy frameworks, global trade regulations, and ESG compliance.
Corporate ESG implementations, practitioner case studies, consultancy insights, and industry frameworks.
All Papers must be submitted in the standard format of the Conference Proceedings. The sample book and chapters can be downloaded from:
π Sample Book & Chapters:
https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-35664-3 β
π₯ Paper Submission Templates:
Download Templates from Google Drive Folder β
All papers must be submitted online through the Microsoft CMT link given on the Conference Website or sent directly via email to:
All accepted papers will be published in the Special Publication for Conference Proceedings from a reputed publisher.
There will be one best paper award in each session of the conference:
Double-Blind Review Process: The conference follows a strict double-blind review process for paper selection. Identity of authors is not disclosed to reviewers and vice-versa.
All accepted papers will undergo rigorous peer review by independent subject matter experts before final proceedings indexing.
All papers must be submitted online through the Microsoft CMT link given on Conference Website or by email to serd.csr@gmail.com
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.