International Transdisciplinary Conference 2026 | St. Xavier’s College Jaipur

St. Xavier’s College, Jaipur invites academicians, researchers, industry experts, and students to the International Transdisciplinary Conference on “People, Planet, and Prosperity.” The conference aims to bring together diverse disciplines to address sustainable development challenges and future-ready solutions.

About the Host Institution: 

Set on a 30-acre lush green campus at Nevta, St. Xavier’s College Jaipur (2010), is a premier Jesuit institution of higher education, inspired by the motto Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (“For the Greater Glory of God”). Recognised under Sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act and NAAC accredited with an ‘A’ grade, the college offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes. Certified under ISO 14001:2015, the institution combines modern academic facilities with a deep commitment to SDGs through waste management, water harvesting, and recycling practices. Guided by the 3 C’s – Competence, Character, Compassion – the college undertakes meaningful social initiatives in nearby rural areas

About Conference:

As we approach the realization of the UN Agenda 2030, we stand at a critical threshold—one that compels us to critically assess the milestones accomplished, the insights gained, and the persistent gaps that continue to demand scholarly engagement and practical intervention.

The present conference is envisioned as a confluence of disciplines, perspectives, and practices. People represent the human experience—spanning all aspects of society and culture including literature, history, sociology, governance, and so forth; Planet encompasses environmental, ecological, and scientific dimensions critical to our collective survival; while Prosperity brings into focus the well-being of people and planet and includes issues related to health, economics, fiscal affairs, business, governance, innovation, and Tech Advancement amidst others.

The 3Ps are central to UN Agendas for SDGs; they are cross-cutting and cover research across all fields to navigate pathways for a sustainable future through meaning-making, future-facing dialogue and collaboration.

Event Dates: 30–31 January 2026

Mode: Hybrid

Conference Sub-Themes:

TRACK 1 — Scientific Advancement for Sustainable Development

• Biotechnology and Biodiversity for Prosperity
• Role of emerging technologies in achieving sustainability
• Analytical Methods for Environmental monitoring
• Nanomaterials and catalysis for Clean Energy
• Environment and Pharmaceutical safety
• Wildlife Conservation Strategies for sustainable future
• Materials Science and Nanotechnology for Green innovations
• Environmental Physics, Climate Modelling, and Atmospheric Studies
• Phytoremediation and Biotechnological approaches for Environment
• Plant Based Solutions for Climate Resilience and Carbon Sequestration

TRACK 2 — Economics for Sustainability Policy, Planet, and People

• Green Finance through Policy, Institutions, and Governance
• Circular Economy and Development
• Behavioural Shifts Toward Sustainable Consumption and Production
• Inclusive Growth for Prosperity
• Rethinking Development for attaining SDGs
• Empowering the Workforce for an AI-Driven Future
• Quality control and Economic Growth

TRACK 3 — Democracy in Flux: Geopolitical Challenges and Peacebuilding Opportunities for a Green Future

• Democratic Participation for the Environment
• IKS for 3Ps (People, Planet & Prosperity)
• Role of E-Governance and Digital Transformation
• Youth for Social Justice and Peacebuilding
• Human Rights and Responsibilities for Sustainability
• Food Security and Global Politics
• Geospatial Technologies for Urban Sustainable Development
• Tracing the Ecological Consequences of Historical Developments
• Political Dimensions of Disaster Management and Climate Resilience
• प्रकृति, प्रवृति और मानव कल्याण

TRACK 4 — From Profit to Purpose – Sustainable Business, Finance and Inclusive Growth

• Strategic Leadership, Corporate Governance, and Sustainability Reporting
• Circular Economy, Green Supply Chains and Responsible Entrepreneurship
• Financial Inclusion, Social Equity and Micro-entrepreneurship
• AI, Blockchain and Data Analytics for Sustainability
• Sustainable Finance and Global Capital Markets
• Green Marketing, Consumer Behaviour and Social Responsibility
• Human Resource Practices for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth

TRACK 5 — Literary Perspectives on Self, Society and Surroundings

• Climate Anxiety, Climate Fiction, and the Anthropocene
• Indigenous Storytelling, Cultural Identity, and Environmental Wisdom
• War, Migration and Literatures of Resistance and Resilience
• Gender, Ecology, and Literary Spaces
• People, Machines, and Androids in the Posthuman Era
• Digital Humanities and the Green Turn
• Eco-Poetics, Eco-Narratives, and Ecocriticism
• Subaltern, Disabled, and Racialized Voices
• Integrating the SDGs into the English Curriculum for Planetary Future

TRACK 6 — Nurturing the Psyche – Pathways to Sustainable Well-being and Shared Prosperity

• Digital Well-being and Sustainable Living
• Ergonomic Design for Employee Health and Organizational Growth
• Ethical and Psychological Aspects of Artificial Intelligence
• Indian Psychology and Education for Environmental Awareness
• Psyche, Identity, and Prosperity
• Indian and Global Perspectives on Mental Health and Resilience

TRACK 7 — Digital Futures: Green Bytes for Global Sustainability

• Smart Cities and IoT for Sustainable Urbanization
• Cybersecurity and Privacy in Digital Ecosystems
• AI as a Catalyst for Regenerative Economies
• Indigenous Knowledge and Machine Learning
• Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) for Social welfare
• Quantum Computing for Sustainability Challenges
• Human-AI Collaboration for Climate Adaptation
• Rebalancing Tech and Well-being

Paper Submission Guidelines

• All the papers/ queries should be emailed to: [email protected]
• All the papers submitted to the conference should be your original work and should not have been published or be under consideration elsewhere.
• Kindly mention the track in the subject line while submitting the abstract/ full paper.
• The full version of your paper should be formatted as per the guidelines given below.

Paper Format:

• Abstract: 250 words (maximum) with 5-7 Keywords.
• Full paper: 5000-8000 words (including the text, figures, tables, references and appendices)
• Document type: Microsoft Word
• Title page: Title and names of all the authors with complete affiliation
• Font: Times New Roman, 12 point (main text), 14 point (heading), 16 point (title of the paper)
• Line Spacing: 1.5
• All tables, figures, and graphs included in the text must include their source, have appropriate captions and properly numbered.
• References: APA, 7th edition

Publication

All submitted and presented papers will undergo a double-blind review process conducted by esteemed experts and shall be published with:

• International Publishers like Bloomsbury and Cambridge Scholars Publishing

• अनुसंधान (Anusandhan), St. Xavier’s Multidisciplinary Research Journal with E-ISSN: 3048-8567

Important Dates

• Abstract Submission: 5th January 2026
• Full Paper Submission: 10 January 2026
• Last Date to Register: 15 January 2026

Registration Fees (Rs)

• PG Students: 500 (Early Bird), 800(December 15 Onwards), 1000(On Spot)
• Research Scholars: 1000(Early Bird), 1200(December 15 Onwards), 1500(On Spot)
• Academicians: 1500(Early Bird), 1700(December 15 Onwards), 2000(On Spot)
• Industry Experts: 1700(Early Bird), 2000(December 15 Onwards), 2300(On Spot)
• MoU Colleges – Students: 250; Academicians: 500

Payment Details

• Payment Mode: Registration fee to be paid via NEFT/IMPS
• Account Name: St. Xavier’s College Jaipur
• Bank Name: ICICI Bank
• Account Number: 678401700908
• IFSC Code: ICIC0006784
• Address: St. Xavier’s School Branch, Bhagwan Das Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Note:

• All participants are required to register by filling the online registration form.
• A single author presenting multiple entries should register for each paper.
• Co-authors should also register if they wish to attend the conference.
• No TA/DA will be paid to any delegate who presents the paper at the conference

Submissions at: [email protected]

Registration link: https://forms.gle/oPRdWrHvkbdYfNYV8

Organising Committee:

• Dr. (Fr.) Arokya Swamy SJ – Patron
• Dr. (Fr.) Raymond Cherubin SJ – Co‑Patron
• Dr. (Fr.) M. Amaldass SJ – Chairperson
• Dr. Renu Jadon – Co‑Convenor
• Dr. Rama Hirawat – Convenor
• Dr. Mamta Pareek – Organising Secretary
• Dr. Shikha Arora Bakshi – Organising Secretary
• Ms. Ritu Sisodia – Member
• Ms. Akshita Bhatia – Member
• Mr. Vijay Kumar Tripathi – Member
• Mr. Shinoj Mathew – Member

Conference Brochure: Clickhere

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