In the last few years, the concept of
rural sustainable development and human capacity building attracts many
academics, politicians, and community activist around the world to take
part in it. This engagement has stimulated a great deal of research and
experimentation in this field that varies widely in its content and
practice.
It is a timely topic where
scholars and practitioners in the Third World Nations can contribute
significantly to the understanding of one or more contemporary issues as
well as learn from numerous other colleagues.
The ICETSDHCB 2014 aims to bring
together academics and professionals to share their ideas and recent
findings on all aspects of Emerging Trends for Sustainable Development
and Human Capacity Building in the Third World Nations. The conference
will discuss relevant research topics in order to provide a broad vision
on sustainable development of agricultural sector as a vital part of
the rural economy, with emphasis on food security, environmental
conservation, resources and economics management, and alternate
renewable energy sources as well as oil and gas. The conference
participants are expected to bring back new ideas to enhance the
sustainable rural development in their local areas, in their countries.
The conference will
open up both new debates and research agendas in the field of
International Studies while advancing new methodologies and paradigms
for a better interpretation of the current and future sustaining
development and human capacity building in all sphere of life in the
Third World Nations.
Last but not least the conference is
organized by SRI in Ghana. The venue is a very important historical and
cultural center for Ghana. It is surrounded by rolling green hills and
has a wide range of attractions. The vicinity and surroundings of the
town may only be matched by the history and beauty of the country as a
whole. Attending the conference opens the possibility to learn and enjoy
the stay at the same time.
This is a wonderful opportunity to open
up our academia to the world by hosting the largest conference ever to
take place in Ghana.
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