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CREL, DNLU is organizing National Webinar on Carbon Farms- Breakthrough & Beyond on 26 November. The last date of registration is November 24.
About Centre
The Centre for Research in Environmental Law (CREL), a research centre established in 2019 at Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU), Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The Centre strives to promote outstanding research in Environmental Law.
In lieu of this, CREL through its various initiatives, programs and platforms provides an opportunity for all the legal and social science fraternity and environment enthusiasts to share their experiences and opinions on contemporary issues of Environmental concern.
Topic
CARBON FARMS: Breakthrough & Beyond.
Eligibility
Students, Professionals, Academicians, Research Scholars, Policy Makers, Regulatory Agencies and Authorities.
About the Speaker
Aparna Raturi is an Experienced Knowledge Specialist with expertise in Climate Change, Business Strategy, R&D, Business Development, and Communications. Holding an MBA from HEC Paris and a law degree from NLIU, Bhopal, she boasts over 7 years of legal experience.
Currently serving as Chief of Staff at CarbonFarm Paris, she integrates legal proficiency with strategic thinking and innovation, driving growth in early-stage technology companies. Aparna is passionate about environmental sustainability and stays updated on the latest trends and technologies to make meaningful contributions in her field.
Dates
- Date- 26th November 2023
- Last Date for Registration- 24th November
- TIME-2:00 PM – 4:00 PM IST
- Platform: Google meet
Registration
Interested candidates can register via the link given at the end of the post.
Fee
- Early bird Registration of Rs 100 till 20th November
- Registration of Rs 150 after 20th November
Contact
Please feel free to mail us at crel@mpdnlu.ac.in for any queries.
- Hemant S Rajawat (Convenor) – 7389720815.
- Shivam Singh ( Secretary) – 9315171731
Click here to register.
Source: Lawctopus