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The International Institute of Disaster Management (IIDM) is a premier national and international organization working for human resource development at national and international level in the area of disaster mitigation and management. IIDM is gearing up with the international and national, state and district level administration to tackle natural calamities and also coordinating research project, training program and build a database on natural disasters. International Institute of disaster management (IIDM) is supporting the advancement of safer communities and sustainable development, through implementing programs and project that reduce the impact of disaster. IIDM is a leading institute, under a non-profit organization located at Lucknow (India), mandated to promote safer communities and sustainable development.
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In an era where climate change, disasters, and environmental degradation are growing global concerns, the International Institute of Disaster Management (IIDM) in collaboration with Paryavaran Chetna organized a series of three National Conferences in December 2024.
These conferences aimed to foster dialogue, share knowledge, and strengthen cooperation among scientists, policymakers, academicians, and youth to address challenges linked to environment, climate change, and disaster management.
The programs brought together eminent speakers from India and abroad, creating a unique platform for learning, discussion, and action-oriented collaboration.
The Sammelan was graced by the presence of eminent dignitaries, academicians, scientists,
researchers, and students, making it a vibrant platform for dialogue and exchange of ideas.
Distinguished attendees included:
The conference featured insightful keynote addresses from distinguished national and international experts, including:
The conference began with the release of the 30th edition of Paryavaran Chetna magazine, a milestone in three decades of spreading awareness on environmental issues and climate change.
Dr. Meeta Singh, Chairperson of the PR Group, delivered the keynote address emphasizing the powerful role of media in shaping public awareness and policy action for environmental conservation.
The session also featured a thought-provoking address by Sh. Satyendra Singh IAS (Retd.), Chairman of IIDM, who highlighted the deep connections between environment, climate change, and spiritual values. His words reminded the audience that true sustainability requires not only technological and policy changes but also transformation in human values and behavior.
The presence of spiritual guide Parampujya Guruji Urvashi Ben Ba from Kadi Peeth, Ahmedabad, added a divine dimension to the session, inspiring the gathering with her blessings.
The afternoon session commenced with the release of the latest edition of the Vanchit Bharat Vaani Newsletter.
In her keynote, Dr. Meeta Singh once again drew attention to the challenges posed by unchecked human activities that disrupt the balance of nature and threaten all living beings. She urged participants to adopt sustainable practices at both individual and community levels.
Mrs. Jayanti Singh, Director of PR Group, addressed the audience with a special focus on the role of awareness in shaping children’s outlook towards the environment. She emphasized that Paryavaran Chetna magazine and the group’s initiatives aim to inspire the younger generation to become environmentally conscious citizens.
Together, these discussions reinforced the collective responsibility of individuals, communities, and organizations in protecting nature and ensuring a sustainable future.
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The final session of the series focused on the between climate change and disaster management. The event was inaugurated with the traditional lighting of the lamp by Dr. Meeta Singh and distinguished dignitaries.
The session featured insightful presentations from eminent experts:
The session concluded with a closing address by Dr. Meeta Singh, who emphasized the urgent need for preparedness, mitigation strategies, and public awareness in disaster management.
A proud highlight of the Sammelan was the celebration of the 30-year journey of Paryavaran Chetna magazine, a publication that has grown into a respected voice for environmental awareness, climate change, and sustainable development. Since its inception three decades ago, the magazine has remained steadfast in its mission to spread knowledge, create consciousness, and inspire action on environmental issues that affect humanity at large.
Throughout its journey, Paryavaran Chetna has played a vital role ineducating society about the consequences of climate change, pollution, deforestation, and unsustainable development practices . By bringing scientific research, expert opinions, grassroots stories, and success models of conservation to its readers, the magazine has served as a bridge between policymakers, experts, and the general public. It has consistently highlighted the importance of striking a balance between human progress and nature’s preservation.
The Sammelan honored this remarkable milestone with deep appreciation for the contributions of Dr. Meeta Singh, Chairperson of the PR Group, whose vision and dedication have been the driving force behind the magazine’s continued publication. She emphasized how Paryavaran Chetna has not only informed but also inspired thousands of readers to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives.
Sh. Satyendra Singh IAS (Retd.), Chairman of the International Institute of Disaster Management (IIDM), also reflected on the magazine’s journey, noting how it has evolved into an instrument of change that connects the environment with larger dimensions of disaster preparedness, resilience, and even spiritual values that guide human conduct towards nature. Under his guidance and encouragement, the publication has been able to address contemporary challenges such as climate-induced disasters, biodiversity loss, food security, and the need for global cooperation.
Over these thirty years, Paryavaran Chetna has not only documented the challenges faced by the environment but has also celebrated stories of hope — from grassroots conservation movements to innovative technological solutions for climate resilience. It continues to be a platform for knowledge sharing and public awareness, shaping young minds and motivating communities towards building a greener, safer, and more resilient future.
The celebration of this glorious journey during the Sammelan served as a reminder of the magazine’s invaluable role and as an inspiration to carry forward its legacy with even greater energy in the decades to come.
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Conference on 29th December 2024
Conference on 30th December 2024
"Paryavaran Chetna" is a monthly magazine for environmental awareness, making an innovative attempt towards creating general awareness among both the rural and urban masses for environmental conservation and protection.
This is a unique monthly journal in Hindi being published since May 1994.
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It is One of the most weekly newspaper in India. Featuring national and international news, politics, healthcare, business, society, reviews, arts and entertainment, books, music and more.
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From the outset, IIDM Lucknow proved to be more than just an educational institution; it's a community dedicated to excellence in disaster management. The faculty members are not only experts in their field but also passionate educators committed to shaping the next generation of disaster management professionals. Their guidance and mentorship played a pivotal role in my academic journey.
I recently had the privilege of enrolling in courses at the International Institute of Disaster Management (IIDM) in Lucknow, and I am delighted to share my incredibly positive experience.
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IIDM's curriculum is meticulously crafted, covering a wide range of topics crucial to disaster management. The courses strike an excellent balance between theory and practical applications, ensuring that students are well-prepared to address the complexities of real-world disaster scenarios. The inclusion of case studies, simulations, and interactive exercises further enhances the learning experience.
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