Conversations for Sustainable Urban Futures
PURVCA Samvad brings together diverse stakeholders to discuss, debate, and co-create pathways for resilient and sustainable urban futures in the North Eastern Region of India.
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7th November 2025, Friday
NEDFi Convention Centre, Guwahati, Assam
9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Pre - Registration Mandatory
What to look out for?
Panel Discussions
Spotlight Sessions
Citizen Engagements
Networking
Who are expected to Attend?
Government Officials
Academics & Researchers
Media Personnel
Elected Representatives
Civil Society
Industry Representatives
Students
Mobility Experts
What is the Theme for 2025?
Sustainable Urban Mobility – Public Transport, Walking & Cycling.
Urban mobility is a core challenge for North Eastern cities. Promoting public transport, cycling, and walking reduces emissions, congestion, and road risks. Inclusive mobility ensures access for all sections of society.
What are the Objectives?
Release and Present research findings on sustainable urban transportation survey conducted by Purvca Foundation.
Facilitate dialogue by bringing together government stakeholders, academia, practitioners, mobility experts, industry leaders, and civil society representatives.
To provide an interactive platform for students and citizens to engage with real-world urban mobility challenges and contribute innovative solutions.
Raise awareness among the public and media on the importance of sustainable urban development and mobility solutions.
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PURVCA Samvad has been conceptualised and organised by PURVCA Foundation.
We are a non-profit organization based in Guwahati, Assam, dedicated to research, advocacy, action, and impactful initiatives aimed at fostering climate-resilient and sustainable urban habitats in North Eastern India.
We conduct research, advocate for change, take action, and measure impact to foster climate-resilient and sustainable urban habitats in North Eastern India.
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