Theme & Scope

Water scarcity has incrementally exacerbated in many parts of the world due to climate changes compounded by population growth, overexploitation of freshwater resources, and a lack of proper management. This upsurge has sparked worldwide interest in understanding the potential impacts of climate change on water resources. Climate change is often entwined with alterations in both water quantity and quality, aggravating the fast-growing water crisis. In envisioning a sustainable future, the capability of adapting to climate change and ensuring the sustainable management of water resources and urban planning, reflecting the urgent need for resilience and responsible stewardship in a world where water scarcity and unpredictability are increasingly prevalent are among the important aspects to consider. Investments in resilient infrastructure, such as flood defenses and improved irrigation systems, are essential to cope with changing climate conditions.

Utilizing advanced technology for data collection, analysis, and modeling can help anticipate and respond to challenges related to water resources. Governments and regulatory bodies need to develop and enforce policies that ensure equitable access to water resources and sustainable management practices. Collaborative approaches to water management, including the sharing of water resources across regions and countries, can enhance resilience in the face of changing climate patterns. Furthermore, precise definitions of regional and global action plans for climate change need to be considered.

The present conference aims to be a step towards bringing together scientists, planners, practitioners, and researchers to discuss recent issues and those expected to emerge in the future before the problems become too perplexing to solve for a sustainable future on this globe.

NOCOUNTRYNo of PaperNo of ChairsNo of Authors
1Algeria11
2Azerbaijan111
3France212
4India33
5Pakistan6116
6Türkiye18655
7Tunisia112
8USA23
 Total341083