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International Conference on Economic Policy, Development, and Human Rights · Registering as Listener

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📅 4 – 5 Nov 2026 📍 Trujillo, Peru 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Economic Policy, Development, and Human Rights
ModeStandard / Physical
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Registration fee$150.00
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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track explores the intersection of economic policy and human rights, focusing on how fiscal measures can promote social equity. Participants will discuss innovative approaches to integrate human rights considerations into economic frameworks.

This session examines effective poverty reduction strategies that uphold human rights principles. Presentations will highlight case studies and best practices that demonstrate the link between economic growth and social justice.

This track addresses the role of labor economics in fostering social inclusion and equity. Discussions will center on policies that enhance labor rights and promote fair employment opportunities for marginalized groups.

This session focuses on the relationship between sustainable development and the realization of economic rights. Participants will explore how sustainable practices can contribute to the protection and promotion of human rights.

This track investigates the role of fiscal policy in achieving economic justice and reducing inequality. Presenters will analyze how taxation and public spending can be leveraged to support human rights initiatives.

This session examines the integration of human rights frameworks into development policy formulation. Participants will discuss the implications of such integration for effective governance and accountability.

This track explores the complex relationship between economic growth and human rights outcomes. Presentations will assess whether economic expansion translates into improved human rights conditions for all citizens.

This session focuses on the necessity of social equity in the context of economic reform. Discussions will highlight strategies to ensure that reforms benefit all segments of society, particularly the most vulnerable.

This track investigates how public finance can align with human rights obligations. Participants will explore budgeting practices that prioritize human rights and promote accountability in public spending.

This session highlights innovative economic policies aimed at enhancing social inclusion. Presenters will share successful initiatives that have effectively addressed barriers faced by marginalized communities.

This track offers a global perspective on economic rights, examining how different countries address these issues within their economic policies. Participants will engage in comparative analyses to identify successful models and lessons learned.

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