Urbanization is reshaping economies, societies, and environments at an unprecedented scale. Cities offer opportunity, but they also expose poverty, fragmented governance, climate vulnerability, infrastructure deficits, and uneven access to services.
This conference brings scholars together to discuss how urban regions can be planned and governed more effectively through sustainability, inclusion, adaptability, and better implementation.
Asia is central to this discussion, with many of the world’s largest and fastest-growing cities playing a defining role in global urban futures.
AMU is one of India’s prominent institutions of higher learning with a strong residential campus, large student body, and vibrant research culture, drawing learners from across India and abroad.
Established in 1924, the department is one of the oldest in India, with strengths in agriculture geography, population geography, environmental geography, GIS, research publication, and academic events.