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World Environment Council Launching United Nations-Approved 2nd Global Campaign for “Environment Protection Bank” Program in Schools and Colleges in the year 2024

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New Delhi – With a resolute commitment to environmental sustainability, the World Environment Council’s President Prof. Ganesh Channa today is announcing the launch of its second global campaign for the “Environment Protection Bank” program, approved by the United Nations. Set to commence on 1st Jan 2024, this initiative is poised to make significant strides in instilling a sense of environmental responsibility in the hearts of students in schools and colleges across the globe.

The “Environment Protection Bank” program is a pioneering effort designed to empower educational institutions to become active contributors to environmental conservation. Endorsed by the United Nations, the program introduces a unique approach to fostering sustainability by encouraging schools and colleges to adopt eco-friendly practices and initiatives.

Key Objectives of the Campaign:

Global Participation: The campaign invites educational institutions worldwide to participate in this transformative program, fostering a united front in the global fight for environmental protection.

Hands-On Learning: The “Environment Protection Bank” program emphasizes practical, hands-on learning experiences to enable students to actively engage with environmental issues and solutions.

UN-Approved Curriculum: Leveraging the expertise of the World Environment Council and UN guidelines, the program integrates an UN-approved curriculum focused on environmental conservation and sustainable practices.

Incentivized Eco-Actions: Schools and colleges participating in the program will be encouraged to undertake eco-friendly initiatives, with tangible incentives provided through the “Environment Protection Bank.”

Youth Empowerment: The program aims to empower the youth to be ambassadors of environmental change, fostering a generation that is not only aware of environmental challenges but actively works towards solutions.

Why “Environment Protection Bank”?

The concept of an “Environment Protection Bank” is rooted in the idea that every positive action for the environment is an investment in our shared future. By fostering a culture of environmental responsibility within educational institutions, the program aims to create a ripple effect, influencing broader communities and societies.

How Schools and Colleges Can Participate:

Educational institutions interested in joining this global movement can register for the campaign on the World Environment Council’s official website. Detailed information about the program, curriculum, and participation guidelines is available to ensure a seamless and impactful integration of the “Environment Protection Bank” in schools and colleges worldwide.

The World Environment Council invites schools, colleges, educators, and students to join hands in this collective effort to build a sustainable future for our planet.

For more information and to register for the campaign, please visit World Environment Council’s official website: www.wec.org.in or contact +91-8130305369 Email id: worldenvironmentcouncil@gmail.com. Together, let’s bank on a greener future!

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Haryana is the first state to initiate this new Pran Vayu Devta Pension Scheme for Trees in India.

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A remarkable stride towards environmental stewardship, Haryana has unveiled a revolutionary initiative, the “Pran Vayu Devta Pension Scheme,” offering an annual pension of ₹2,750 to trees aged 70 years and above. This visionary move, set to launch on November 1st, signifies a monumental step in recognizing and rewarding the invaluable contribution of our arboreal companions.

The First of Its Kind

Haryana takes center stage as the first state in India to embark on this eco-conscious journey, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability and innovative conservation measures.

Direct Benefits to Beneficiaries

This unprecedented pension scheme ensures direct deposits of the annual pension into the bank accounts of eligible trees, demonstrating a seamless and efficient process in acknowledging their years of dedicated service to the environment.

Visionary Leadership

Championed by the Minister of Environment, Forest, and Wildlife, Kanwar Pal, this initiative was unveiled during the state-level Wildlife Protection Week at the picturesque Hathi Kund Barrage in Khand Pratapnagar. Minister Kanwar Pal shared insights into the government’s broader environmental conservation strategies, highlighting the significance of preserving diverse ecosystems.

Upcoming Kalesar Jungle Safari

The announcement coincided with the revelation of the forthcoming Kalesar Jungle Safari, promising an immersive experience in nature. The minister underscored the importance of maintaining ecological balance by implementing measures to counteract the impact of insects on crops.

Protecting Raptors and Wildlife

The government’s commitment to wildlife preservation is further emphasized by the establishment of a Giddh (vulture) breeding center in Pinjore. This initiative seeks to bolster the vulture population, contributing to the ecological equilibrium. Additional breeding centers for peafowl, deer, crocodiles, and the red junglefowl further exemplify Haryana’s multifaceted approach to wildlife conservation.

Setting a Global Example

Haryana’s “Pran Vayu Devta Pension Scheme” is not just a local innovation but a testament to the state’s global leadership in sustainable practices. As the world grapples with environmental challenges, Haryana stands tall as a beacon of inspiration, proving that thoughtful policies can create positive ripples for our planet.

This pioneering initiative invites applause, celebrating Haryana’s commitment to nurturing and protecting our green companions, and encouraging other regions to follow suit in fostering a harmonious coexistence with nature.

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Double Trouble: Cyclone approaching from The Arabian Sea.

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You won’t believe the whirlwind of events brewing in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. Cyclone Hamoon and Tej are set to steal the stage and make a splash, but there’s no encore expected, only some heavy rain, and they’re making a grand entrance!

Hamoon, the Showstopper:

Hamoon, the cyclone sensation, is not one to be upstaged. It has gone from being a humble depression to a severe cyclonic storm over the Northwest Bay of Bengal. In the next 6 hours, it’s going to exaggerate even further. The stage for this occurrence? The Bangladesh coast, right between Khepupara and Chittagong, at noon on October 25, as a deep depression.

Hamoon has a unique name, courtesy of Iran. It’s moving north, giving a miss to the Indian coast, but it’s causing quite a stir. At 5.30 pm, Hamoon was lurking around 230 km off the Paradip coast in Odisha, 360 km south of Digha in West Bengal, and 510 km south-southwest of Khepupara in Bangladesh. It’s assuring an encore with even more fuss in the next 12 hours.

The spotlight is on Bangladesh, as it’s all set to cross their coast between Khepupara and Chittagong at high noon on October 25. Don’t forget your umbrellas and rain boots, folks!

Tej, the Opening Act:

Tej, not one to be overshadowed, The Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) is preparing to cross the Yemen coast just south of Al-Ghaidah in a few hours. It’s got wind speeds of 125-135 kmph and can even do a gusty dance up to 150 kmph.

Rain Alert, the Backstage Drama:

Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, south Assam, and Meghalaya are all on the list. They will face  moderate rainfall with a sprinkle of heavy downpours (64.5 mm-115.5 mm) until October 26.

The Odisha government isn’t taking any chances. They’ve told all the district collectors to be ready for anything, and if things get too watery, they’re evacuating people from low-lying areas.

The Bay of Bengal, gradually ramping up the wind speed to 80-90 kmph, with gusts going as high as 100 kmph by Tuesday morning.

West Bengal is also in the mix, with thunderstorms, lightning, and some moderate rainfall in parts of Purba Medinipur, Kolkata, and South 24 Parganas. It’s all part of the act!

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India’s carbon credit market: A new era of climate action

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India, the world’s third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is poised to play a leading role in the global carbon credit market. In June 2023, the Indian government launched the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS), which is expected to boost the country’s carbon trading market to $10 billion by 2030.

The CCTS is a compliance-based market that will require designated consumers, such as large energy-intensive industries, to reduce their carbon emissions or purchase carbon credits from entities that have reduced their emissions. The scheme is expected to incentivize industries to invest in clean energy technologies and reduce their emissions footprint.

In addition to the CCTS, India is also developing a voluntary carbon market. The voluntary carbon market is a market where entities can buy and sell carbon credits on a voluntary basis. The voluntary carbon market is expected to play a key role in helping India achieve its net-zero emissions target by 2070.

The growth of India’s carbon credit market is being driven by a number of factors, including:

  • The increasing demand for clean energy and the growing awareness of climate change.
  • The government’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and achieving net-zero by 2070.
  • The launch of the CCTS and the development of the voluntary carbon market.
  • The availability of a large pool of carbon credits from renewable energy projects, energy efficiency projects, and afforestation projects.

The growth of India’s carbon credit market is expected to have a number of benefits, including:

  • Reduced carbon emissions and improved air quality.
  • Investment in clean energy technologies and infrastructure.
  • Job creation and economic growth.
  • Support for sustainable development.

India’s carbon credit market is still in its early stages of development, but it has the potential to be one of the largest and most dynamic carbon markets in the world. The growth of the market will depend on a number of factors, including the government’s policy support, the availability of financing, and the participation of private sector players.

However, the potential benefits of the carbon credit market are significant, and it is likely to play a key role in helping India achieve its climate goals.

Author: Prof. Ganesh Channa (President World Environment Council)

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Delhi Air Quality Deteriorates: ‘Poor’ AQI Expected Over the Weekend

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Delhi residents are bracing themselves for a challenging weekend as the city’s air quality took a sharp nosedive, plunging into the “poor” category with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 212. Just a day earlier, the air quality was relatively better, falling into the “moderate” category with an AQI of 177. This sudden deterioration in air quality can be attributed to several factors, including a drop in temperatures, decreased wind speed, and an upsurge in farm fires in neighboring states.

This shift into the “poor” category triggered the activation of the Graded Response Action Plan (Grap), which empowers authorities to take necessary measures to combat the worsening air quality. Among the actions now authorized are the suspension of unregistered construction sites, stringent penalties for visibly polluting vehicles, and intensified Pollution Under Control (PUC) inspections.

Notably, this marks the first time in 114 days that Delhi’s air quality has fallen into the “poor” category, a significant departure from the relatively cleaner air experienced since June 14 when the AQI was last recorded at 213.

Experts warn that the situation is likely to deteriorate further as winter approaches, bringing with it an increase in the burning of paddy in agricultural states like Punjab and Haryana. Unfortunately, this annual decline in air quality is not uncommon for Delhi residents. With the withdrawal of the southwest monsoon in October, the city typically witnesses a decline in air quality due to shifting winds towards the northwesterly direction, which are cold and dry, and a drop in temperatures that hampers the dispersion of pollutants.

To address the immediate concerns, the initial phase of the Grap has been set into motion. This includes the closure of construction and demolition sites larger than 500 square meters that are not registered with the government. Additionally, measures such as deploying traffic police at congested intersections, urging power distribution companies to reduce power interruptions, and implementing regular mechanized cleaning and water spraying on Delhi’s roadways are being enforced.

According to the Central Pollution Control Board, forecasts indicate that the air quality is expected to remain at a “poor” level throughout the weekend. The Comprehensive Action Plan for Air Quality Management in the National Capital Region (NCR) stated, “The dynamic model and meteorological forecasts by these agencies predict the overall AQI of Delhi will stay in the ‘poor’ category in the next few days, and so it is considered necessary to invoke Stage-I of GRAP with immediate effect in the entire NCR.”

As Delhi navigates this challenging period, residents are encouraged to take precautions, stay informed about air quality updates, and limit outdoor activities to protect their health in the face of deteriorating air quality conditions.

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Ozone Day: The Shield of the Earth.

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Every year on September 16th, we commemorate International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, also known as Ozone Day. This observance is not merely a reminder of the incredible strides we’ve made in safeguarding our planet’s ozone layer, but it also serves as a call to action for continued commitment to environmental protection and sustainable living. In 2023, as we mark another Ozone Day, it is crucial to reflect on the progress we’ve made and the challenges that lie ahead.

The Ozone Layer: A Shield of Protection:

The ozone layer, located in the Earth’s stratosphere, acts as a shield against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. Without it, life on Earth would be exposed to dangerous levels of UV rays, leading to increased rates of skin cancer, cataracts, and damage to ecosystems. Recognizing the severe consequences of ozone depletion, the international community came together in 1987 to sign the Montreal Protocol, a global agreement aimed at phasing out the production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances.

Milestones in Ozone Preservation:

Since the adoption of the Montreal Protocol, we have witnessed remarkable achievements in ozone preservation. The protocol’s success lies in its adaptability and global cooperation. As a result, the production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances have significantly decreased, leading to the gradual recovery of the ozone layer. Reports indicate that the ozone layer is healing, and by mid-century, it is expected to return to pre-1980 levels.

Challenges We Still Face:

While we celebrate these accomplishments, we must remain vigilant. New challenges have emerged, such as the illegal trade of ozone-depleting substances and the rise of “black market” chemicals. Additionally, climate change poses a threat to ozone recovery, as warmer temperatures can slow down the healing process.

Ozone Day 2023: A Call to Action:

This Ozone Day, the theme is “Ozone Heroes,” emphasizing the critical role individuals, communities, and nations play in preserving the ozone layer. We must continue to reduce our carbon footprint, support policies that protect the environment, and educate ourselves and others about the importance of ozone preservation.

As we celebrate Ozone Day in 2023, let us remember the progress we’ve made and the work that remains. Healing our ozone layer is not just about protecting ourselves from harmful radiation; it’s about safeguarding our planet and the ecosystems that sustain life. It’s a reminder that when we come together with purpose and determination, we can overcome even the most daunting environmental challenges. So, let’s be the “Ozone Heroes” our planet needs and continue our journey toward a healthier, more sustainable future.

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INTERNATIONAL WEBINAR ON THE ROLE OF THE TEACHERS IN CREATING ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS IN YOUTH SUCCESSFULLY ORGANISED BY THE WORLD ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL

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New Delhi: On the auspicious occasion of Teachers’ Day, The World Environment Council in collaboration with the International Environmental Studies Olympiad successfully coordinated an International Webinar on the role of teachers in creating environmental awareness in youth. The webinar came into action at 6 PM, on the 5th of September 2023. The webinar gathered environmentalists, chancellors, university directors, government officials, professors, and school teachers from all across the globe including India, Nepal, USA, Dubai etc.

The webinar commenced with a warm welcome from WEC Member, Aditya Kumar Channa, followed by an introduction by the Advisor of WEC, Dheeraj Kumar, who presented an overview of the World Environment Council (WEC) as well as the International Environmental Studies Olympiad (IESO). The foremost guest speaker was Dr. Jubilee Padmanabhan from the Department of School Education, Central University, Punjab. She enlightened the crowd about some key aspects of the role of teachers in fostering environmental awareness in youth and how it is of paramount significance, as they play a pivotal role in molding the attitudes, behaviors, and values of the upcoming generation. Educators are not just instructors; they are mentors and influencers who have the unique opportunity to instill a deep understanding of environmental issues and a sense of responsibility for the planet in their students.

In continuation of the webinar, Dr Ajaykumar Lolage, ex-special officer, Balbharti, Pune; discussed Education and Knowledge Dissemination: “Teachers are the primary source of knowledge for students”. They introduce them to concepts related to the environment, climate change, biodiversity, conservation, and sustainability. Through well-designed curricula and engaging lessons, teachers expose students to a foundational understanding of environmental issues and also embody them with the Inspiration and Motivation to create a change.

They hold the power to influence their students. By sharing their passion for environmental conservation and sustainability, they can ignite a similar enthusiasm in young minds. Inspirational teachers often lay the foundation by examples, resonating with their actions in taking care of the environment.

Our next Guest Speaker was Dr. Kavita Sharma from Environmental Education (Moef and Cl) (NCERT). She expressed her point of view concerning the theme and also gave a detailed explanation of Empowerment, Global Perspective, Values and Ethics. She also emphasized on  “Adaptation to Change: Teachers help students understand that environmental conditions are constantly changing, and adaptation is key to resilience.” They teach students how to adapt and mitigate the impacts of climate change and other environmental challenges. In  the continuation our next guest was Dr. Sukh Dev Singh CEO of IFS, Delhi  . He spoke about  the   Connecting Global Issues to Local Context: Teachers can help students understand how global environmental issues are interconnected with local concerns. By exploring the impact of environmental problems on their own communities, students may be more motivated to take action.

 For Maintaining the continuation of the program, Prof. Mr. Ganesh Channa, Founder and President of the World Environment Council and one of the honorable Guest speakers of the evening, along with our National Education Excellence Awardees, Mrs. Vidhya Jadhav, Prof. Helata Talesra, Dr. Santosh Sonavane, Dr. Bl Yadav, Prof. Hemant Samant, Dr. Chaman Singh Thakur, Mr. Narendra Bogam and Mr. Niranjan Singh, addressed the matter with great concern and encouraged the implementation of reasonable solutions to cope up with the profound initiatives to conserve the mother nature.

The webinar concluded with an interactive session for the non-speaker participants, clarifying their hesitations and doubts. The participation of the respected dignitaries proved to be an asset in making the event successful, implanting ideas to militate the derogation of the environment and promote the social, economic and environmental aspects of sustainability.

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Worlds First Virtual International Youth Environment Conference 2023 to be organized by the World Environment Council and the IESO (International Environmental Studies Olympiad) on 13th Sept. Youngsters ageing from 14 to 21 years can Enroll. Read more for further details.

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New Delhi : Environmental sustainability is the one of the major problems faced by us even today. Since the 1970s, it’s been tied to human sustainability on Earth, seeking balance between economic, social, and environmental needs. Despite our intellectual prowess, human activities like mismanaged waste, unethical agriculture, and deforestation have seriously harmed the environment, reflected in rising temperatures and extreme climate changes.

Hence, to ignite the passion and drive change, the World Environment Council is proud to announce the upcoming International Youth Environment Conference. WEC is a non-profit organization that works to promote environmental sustainability and raise awareness about environmental issues. Our vision encompasses commitment to a sustainably developed future and our mission is to create an ecofriendly, cleaner, and safer world. The conference is a noble initiative by the WEC’s former Founder and President: Prof. Ganesh Channa that concerns educating the youth and tying them together to explore innovative solutions to conserve nature.

Taking place from New Delhi, on the 13th of September 2023, at the prestigious India International Centre, this conference promises to be a catalyst for change providing a platform for passionate youth to share ideas, network and imbibe knowledge from inspiring peers’ leaders, and sustainability experts. The conference agenda embodies an exciting array of keynotes, engaging workshops, panel discussions, and interactive sessions that delve into key sustainability issues. The conference is designed for young students, aged 14-21 years of age. The event will run from 10 am onwards till 5 pm both via virtual and offline modes of conduction. Registrations are open till 31 August 2023 and interested students are requested to visit the website www.wec.org.in for more details and to secure a spot at this transformative conference. Join us as together we foster to ensure a better tomorrow.

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Today the results of the 1st National Online Poster Making Competition on Environment were announced by the World Environment Council (WEC) on the occasion of the World Environment Council’s Foundation Day.

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Student’s form class 5th to 12th from various parts of India participated in this contest. This contest an excellent initiative to engage and inspire young minds towards environmental awareness and action. Here are some key highlights of this competition:

Theme: The competition can have a specific theme related to pollution free environment, sustainable development, climate change, and Eco-Friendly Environment topics. This theme will serve as a guideline for the participants to create their posters and express their thoughts and ideas visually.

Inclusivity: By inviting students from Class 5 to 12 to participate, the competition ensures that a wide range of age groups and perspectives are represented. This inclusivity encourages creativity, diversity, and active engagement among young students.

Celebration of World Environment Council’s Anniversary: Organizing the competition on the occasion of the World Environment Council’s anniversary creates a meaningful connection between the event and the organization’s mission. It highlights the council’s commitment to youth engagement and environmental education.

The President of WEC Prof. Ganesh Channa announced the winners and greatly appreciated them with Cash Prize and Certificates. The winners of this contest are as follows:-

First Winner : Krishya Khajanchi , Grade 12, School name – K R Mangalam World School, New Delhi.

Second Winner : Thiyakshwa Sureshkumar Grade 7 School Name -SBOA School & Junior College, Chennai.

Third Winner : B.DIVYADHARSHINI  Grade 5 School Name -Chinmaya Vidyalay ,  9B Tapovanam, Taylors Road, Kilpauk, Chennai.

All the winners and participants were congratulated from entire team of World Environment Council (WEC) and International Environmental Studies Olympiad (IESO), Secretary Dr. Shrikant Mergu, Volunteer member Aditya Channa, and Staff Mukeshkumar Choudhari

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European Sustainable Plastics Summit 2023 organizing by Shanghai ECV International Co., Ltd.

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The increasing global production and use of plastics have led to plastic pollution becoming a major global environmental and health concern. Plastic waste accumulates on land and in the oceans, causing serious impacts on wildlife, ecosystems and human health. A growing number of countries and regions have adopted plastic restriction measures, including banning single-use plastic products and promoting plastic recovery and recycling.

This European Sustainable Plastics Summit aims to promote communication and cooperation between different stakeholders in the plastics industry, discussing on the trending topics about bioplastics, recycled plastics, brand’s efforts on plastic low-carbon circularity, advanced mechanical and chemical recycling technologies, plastic waste to fuel, and so on, to drive socially & environmentally responsible production, consumption, and disposal of plastics and accelerate the development of sustainability and circular economy.

Event Highlights

16+ industry-leading enterprise intelligence sharing;

150+ Professional Delegates from Top 2000 Companies;

On-site communication with industry leaders and leading enterprises;

Partial Topics

  • European Funding Programmes on Bio-based Plastics R&I
  • Bio-based Plastics for a Sustainable Future
  • Sustainable Plastic Materials in Automotive Industry
  • Bioplastics Certification
  • Panel Discussion: How to Promote a Low-Carbon, Sustainable Transition in Plastics
  • Children’s Products with Bioplastics
  • Accelerating Circularity of Plastics
  • Large-scale Production of Renewable Polymers
  • Advanced Mechanical Recycling Solutions 
  • Plastics Recycling and Reuse in Beverage 
  • ReZorce Circular Beverage Cartons and Pouches
  • Plastic Recycling across Medical Field
  • Plastic Waste to Fuels and Chemical Feedstocks

We sincerely invite industry associations, consulting firms, oil & gas, chemical, plastic manufacturing, certification, automotive, packaging, consumer goods, medical, building and construction, recycling and waste management, machinery and equipment, smart technology suppliers, process technology providers , policy and legislative units, environmental organizations and other related enterprises register and attend the conference to promote communication and cooperation between different stakeholders in the plastics industry.

If you are interested, please contact us or register using below link.

Event website: https://www.ecvinternational.com/EuropeanSustainablePlastics/index.html

Email: marketing@ecvinternational.com、ritaz@ecvinternational.com

About ECV International

Shanghai ECV International Co., Ltd. (ECV International) is Asia’s leading organizer of high-end international events of all sizes with 100+ experts on industry research, event planning and management. We are committed to providing customers with high-quality and personalized service for each and every event.

Based in Shanghai, our business scope reaches out the globe. Every year, we host regularly more than 60 high-level online and in-person international conferences in China, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, France, Germany and other countries, attracting 6,000+ attendees from across the world— including senior management of established players, to first-time entrepreneurs of start-ups, to technical KOLs.

The topics of these events are highly diversified, including automotive, energy, manufacturing, textiles and shoes, digital marketing, retail, carbon neutrality, sustainability, supply chains, metals, finance, HR, healthcare and other sectors.

For over a decade, we’ve got ample experience of organizing more than 600 events with industry influence via unique industrial insights and excellent key account management, with the cumulative number of attendees exceeding 80,000 and the most of the Fortune 2,000 companies served.

Our mission is to present the cutting-edge and high-quality content, build a valuable networking platform for corporate executives, and help decision makers create value and pursue excellence.

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