UEH organizes the ELG2024 international conference | Finance | Finance

This is an international forum where experts share knowledge, experience, and new initiatives to promote sustainable development through digitalization and measures to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

With a twin-transition approach, business leaders and policymakers can operate integrated digital transformation and sustainability programs, directing digital tools to serve the achievement of sustainability goals and ensuring a stronger foundation for their organizations' future.

Double transformation can create a positive impact by greening technology and infrastructure while simultaneously promoting sustainability across the entire organization.

Delegates attending ELG 2024 pose for a commemorative photo.

Professor Ulrike Grote from Leibniz University of Hannover presented at the conference, clarifying the resilience of rural households in the face of climate change. He also offered solutions for adapting to the increasingly prevalent digitalization worldwide .

The annual ELG 2024 international conference received over 120 papers from authors from many countries, covering diverse topics including: climate change, environmental sustainability, law, and digital transformation…

According to Associate Professor Pham Khanh Nam, Rector of the School of Economics , Law and State Management, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, the ELG 2024 annual international conference is an important event held annually, not only providing an opportunity for experts to meet and exchange ideas but also contributing to practical solutions for the future of developing countries in the context of the current dual transformation.

“With the participation of numerous researchers worldwide, ELG 2024 hopes to enhance our understanding of the roles of digitalization and climate change in contemporary economic development. Participants will gain in-depth academic and policy insights into this dual transformation, particularly its impact on developing countries,” said Associate Professor Pham Khanh Nam.

Source: https://diaoc.nld.com.vn/ueh-to-chuc-hoi-thao-quoc-te-elg2024-196240730180858814.htm