Scope & Tracks
With an exciting theme and clearly defined objectives for the International Conference on Sustainable Practices in Business and Technology, the tentative sub-themes/tracks are listed below but not limited to:
| Track 1 | About | Key topics include: |
| Digital Technologies for Sustainable Development | This track explores how emerging digital technologies—such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, IoT, and big data—transform business, government, and civil society sustainability practices. It focuses on digital tools that enable transparency, reduce environmental impact, and drive efficiency across sectors. | -AI and Machine Learning for ESG Analytics
– Blockchain for Transparency and Traceability in Green Supply Chains – Smart Cities and Climate Tech Integration – Digital Twins and IoT for Sustainable Urban Planning |
| Track 2 | About | Key topics include: |
| Regenerative and Circular Economy Models | This track addresses the shift from linear to circular and regenerative business models that restore natural ecosystems and reduce waste. It explores innovations that promote resource efficiency, product longevity, and sustainable value chains. | -Business Strategies for Regenerative Value Chains-Circular Economy and Zero-Waste Innovations
-Sustainable Product Design and Lifecycle Management -Green Logistics and Supply Chain Innovation |
| Track 3 | About | Key Topics include: |
| Green Finance and Responsible Investment | This track investigates financial mechanisms that promote sustainability, including green bonds, impact investing, and ESG-based portfolio management. It highlights how finance can support climate action and socially responsible business. | – Sustainable Finance Frameworks and Taxonomies– Green Bonds, Carbon Markets, and Climate Financing
-Islamic Finance and Sustainability Principles – ESG Risk Reporting and Disclosure Standards |
| Track 4 | About | Key Topics include: |
| Education and Human Capital for Sustainability | This track highlights the pivotal role of education in advancing sustainable development. It explores curriculum reform, digital learning, and lifelong education strategies that equip individuals with the skills to drive sustainability forward. | -Greening Curricula and Accrediting Sustainable Higher Education-Sustainability Competencies and Digital Skills
-EdTech for Environmental Literacy and Inclusion -Cross-Institutional Collaboration for SDG Alignment. |
| Track 5 | About | Key topics include: |
| Sustainable Leadership and Ethical Governance | This track focuses on leadership and governance structures that uphold ethical standards, transparency, and stakeholder engagement in driving sustainability. It emphasizes responsible decision-making and climate-aligned governance. | – Climate Governance and Stakeholder Engagement-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Corporate Leadership
-Corporate Ethics in the Age of AI -Public-Private Partnerships for Sustainable Growth |
| Track 6 | About | Key Topics include: |
| Resilient and Low-Carbon Business Models | This track examines business models designed to be resilient in climate change and economic shocks. It includes discussions on Industry 5.0, clean technology, and entrepreneurship for sustainable value creation | -Industry 5.0 and the Human-Centered Sustainable Factory-Resilience Planning in SMEs and Large Corporations
-Sustainable Tourism and Heritage Conservation -CleanTech Startups and Entrepreneurial Innovation |
| Track 7 | About | Key topics include: |
| Climate Justice and Social Sustainability | This track addresses social dimensions of sustainability, including equity, justice, and inclusion. It focuses on community-led innovation, digital inclusion, and policies that ensure no one is left behind in the sustainability transition. | -Sustainability in Public Policy and Local Governance– Community Engagement and Social Innovation
-Digital Inclusion for Marginalized Communities -Behavioral Change for Sustainability in Consumption |