Greater Noida, Apr 22: Gautam Buddha University (GBU), Greater Noida, is set to host a prestigious two-day National Conference titled “The Nexus Imperative: Environment, Public Health and Policy for a Sustainable Future (EHP Nexus 2026)” on 27–28 April 2026 at its Main Auditorium. The conference is being organized under the esteemed patronage of Prof. Rana Pratap Singh, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Gautam Buddha University (Chief Patron) and is convened by Prof. Chander Kumar Singh, Registrar, GBU and Dean, SoVSAS, Gautam Buddha University
Proudly sponsored by the renowned and prestigious Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), the conference is being organized by Department of Environmental Science, SoVSAS, GBU. Key themes include climate change, air & water pollution, circular economy, environmental justice, sustainable development, ESG, IKS and AI-based environmental monitoring, with special focus on the “One Health” approach integrating human, animal, and ecosystem health. The organizers have received an overwhelming response from researchers/academicians across the country, and more than 100 research paper abstracts are expected, reflecting the growing importance of interdisciplinary dialogue in addressing environmental and public health challenges.
Participants will gain opportunities for research presentations, publications, expert interaction, and career guidance. Registrations and abstract submission are invited till April 22, 2026.
“This conference is a significant step toward integrating scientific research with policy action. It will provide a collaborative platform where academia, policymakers, and practitioners can work together to develop practical solutions for pressing environmental and public health issues” said the Convener, Department of Environmental Science, GBU.
Mr. Vijay Ram Rattan, Chairperson- Ram Rattan Group associating with the National Conference as a Gold Sponsor said, “We have been curating nature-nestled elevated living experiences through luxury farm house communities over the last four decades and have demonstrated that Sustainability when inextricably interwoven with operations not only becomes a competitive advantage but also an instrument fostering shared prosperity. I have seen gated luxury farmhouse sector evolving on land for decades without ever asking what it owes the land back. Giving back to Mother Nature, we pledged to plant 5,000 saplings in Naugaon (in Alwar district of Rajasthan) in 2025 and shall commit to doing even more this year. It is an absolutely gratifying feeling that we are adding lungs to our Karam Bhoomi Naugaon by the way of green cover that will outlast any structure we build there. The real estate sector in India will have enormous influence over how this country would look, breathe, and function thirty years from now. As a practice, we are responsibly shaping neighbourhoods, air quality, and living ecosystems. Through this Conference we would like to impress upon the fact that Development and Nature can go hand in hand for the larger good of the People and Planet.”
