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International Conference on Urban Poverty, Globalization, and Gender Inequality

5th Nov – 6th Nov 2026 Manila, Philippines Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Urban Poverty, Globalization, and Gender Inequality conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality

This track explores the intricate relationship between globalization and urban poverty, examining how global economic shifts impact local communities. It aims to identify strategies for mitigating the adverse effects of globalization on urban poor populations.

This session focuses on the manifestations of gender inequality within urban settings, emphasizing the unique challenges faced by women in poverty. It seeks to highlight policy interventions that can promote gender equity in urban development.

This track investigates the role of governance in shaping urban policies that address poverty and inequality. It aims to analyze best practices and innovative approaches to enhance policy effectiveness in urban contexts.

This session examines the emergence of social justice movements in urban environments and their impact on policy advocacy. It aims to discuss the role of grassroots organizations in challenging systemic inequalities.

This track focuses on human development approaches to alleviate urban poverty, emphasizing education, health, and social services. It seeks to explore integrated strategies that promote sustainable livelihoods for urban residents.

This session addresses the concept of inclusive growth within urban development frameworks, highlighting the importance of equitable resource distribution. It aims to identify policies that foster economic opportunities for marginalized communities.

This track explores the role of community development initiatives in enhancing urban resilience against poverty and inequality. It aims to showcase successful case studies and collaborative approaches that empower local populations.

This session investigates the intersection of economic development and equity, focusing on how urban economies can be structured to benefit all residents. It seeks to identify barriers to equitable economic participation and propose solutions.

This track invites contributions that bridge theoretical frameworks and practical applications in urban studies, particularly regarding poverty and inequality. It aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue that enriches urban research.

This session focuses on effective policy advocacy strategies aimed at reducing urban poverty, emphasizing collaboration between stakeholders. It seeks to explore the role of evidence-based research in shaping policy agendas.

This track examines urban inequality from a global perspective, comparing case studies across different regions. It aims to identify common challenges and innovative solutions that can inform local and international policy efforts.

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