Future Directions in Globalization and Poverty Studies (ICFDGPS-26)

This track explores the multifaceted relationship between globalization and poverty, examining how global economic integration influences poverty levels across different regions. It aims to identify both positive and negative outcomes of globalization on vulnerable populations.

Focusing on innovative public policy approaches, this track seeks to discuss strategies that promote inclusive growth in the context of globalization. Participants will analyze case studies and best practices that effectively address inequality and enhance social welfare.

This session will delve into the role of economic governance in shaping effective development policies that address poverty. It will examine frameworks and mechanisms that ensure accountability and transparency in policy implementation.

This track emphasizes the critical role of civil society in influencing global governance structures related to poverty alleviation. Discussions will focus on strategies for enhancing civil society participation in policy-making processes.

Exploring the intersection of human development and social justice, this track will analyze how policies can be designed to promote equitable access to resources and opportunities. It aims to highlight the importance of social justice in achieving sustainable development goals.

This session will investigate the effectiveness of economic policy responses to global crises, such as pandemics and financial downturns, in mitigating poverty. Participants will evaluate lessons learned and propose future strategies for resilience.

Focusing on practical approaches to poverty alleviation, this track will discuss various strategies employed by governments and organizations in a globalized context. It aims to share insights on successful interventions and their scalability.

This track will explore how technological advancements can drive economic development and contribute to poverty reduction. Discussions will include the digital divide and the potential of technology to empower marginalized communities.

Examining the complex relationship between globalization and migration, this session will address how migration affects poverty levels in both sending and receiving countries. It will also consider policy implications for managing migration effectively.

This track will analyze the alignment of globalization with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in relation to poverty eradication. Participants will discuss challenges and opportunities in achieving these goals in a globalized context.

Focusing on the interplay between economic inequality and social policy, this track will explore how social policies can be designed to address disparities exacerbated by globalization. It aims to foster discussions on equitable policy frameworks that promote social cohesion.