Notre Dame South Asia Conference: Navigating Threats to Human Development

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Location: Keough School Washington DC

As South Asian countries and peoples struggle to develop, these efforts have created a host of environmental problems — particularly air and water pollution — that negatively impact people’s health.

At the same time, South Asia is extremely vulnerable to the effects of climate change, despite being a relatively small contributor to the processes that cause it. This makes the protection of local forests and other natural resources even more important and challenging.  

Panels and Speakers

Panel: “Political Instability and the Environment”
Featuring Maira Hayat, Arun Agrawal and Krister Andersson (University of Notre Dame)

Panel: “Policies to Improve Health in the Face of Environmental Crisis.”
Featuring Santosh Kumar Gautam (University of Notre Dame), Saad Gulzar (Princeton University); Ghazala Mansuri (World Bank)

 

Presented by the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies’ South Asia Group