Darshan '23: Department of Economics

Net Zero Transition- Issues & Challenges

January 10, 2024

     The Department of Economics organized the much-anticipated 'Darshan '23' Seminar on January 10, 2024, focusing on the crucial theme of "Net Zero Transitions: Issues & Challenges." The event served as a platform for academic discourse and insight into the complexities surrounding the goal of achieving net zero emissions.

    The occasion began with a warm welcome extended by Dr. Rajeev S.R, Head of the Department of Economics. His opening remarks set a tone of enthusiasm for the intellectual exploration that was to follow during the event. Dr. Rajeev emphasized the urgency of addressing issues related to net zero emissions and the role economics plays in achieving this environmental milestone.

The Presidential Address was delivered by Dr. P. P. Sharmila, the Principal of our institution. Dr. Sharmila highlighted the significance of such forums in creating awareness and fostering discussions on contemporary global issues. She underlined the responsibility of academic institutions in shaping informed perspectives on challenges like net zero emissions.

 

The distinguished resource person for the event was Dr. Mothi George, Associate Professor at Government College Ambalapuzha. Dr. George's expertise in environmental economics provided a valuable perspective on the issues and challenges associated with achieving net zero emissions. His insightful presentation covered various aspects, including economic implications and policy considerations.

The session saw active participation from students and faculty alike, with engaging discussions and questions for Dr. Mothi George. The interactive nature of the event contributed to a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding net zero emissions.

The Vote of Thanks was extended by Dr. T. Sreeja, IQAC Coordinator. Dr. Sreeja expressed gratitude to Dr. Mothi George for sharing his knowledge and thanked all attendees for their active participation. She also acknowledged the efforts of the organizing committee in ensuring the success of Darshan '23.

 

The discipline and enthusiasm displayed by the students during the event were highly appreciated. Their engagement reflected a commitment to understanding and addressing the critical issues related to net zero transition.

     In conclusion, this seminar proved to be an intellectually stimulating and enriching event, contributing to the academic and environmental awareness goals of the Department of Economics. The success of this event reflects the commitment of the department and the institution at large to providing a platform for informed discussions on contemporary global challenges.