National
Conference on Technology Vision 2035
Jointly organised by
Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC)Indian
Development Foundation (IDF) andS.B.I.O.A
Educational Trust
Day – Date – Time : Tuesday - 05-07-2016 – 9AM
Venue : SBOA
School & Jr. College Auditorium, Anna Nagar West, Chennai
Dear Sir/ Madam :
Greetings and good wishes !
A National Conference on Technology Vision
2035 (TV2305) designed by TIFAC (Technology, Information, Forecasting and
Assessment Council) will be held on Tuesday, the 5th of July 2016
at SBOA School & Junior College, Anna Nagar West, Chennai 600 101 at 9:00
AM.
Highlights of the National Conference on TV2035
·
Presentations
on the main TV 2035 document by TIFAC, (TV 2035 –
Document link)
Plenary sessions on 3 sectors of TV 2035
Quality Education, Clean Air and Potable Water and Safe and Speedy Mobility.
Plenary sessions on 3 sectors of TV 2035
Quality Education, Clean Air and Potable Water and Safe and Speedy Mobility.
Dr.Anil Kakodkar, Chairman of TIFAC and former Chairman of Atomic
Energy Commission of India will be the Chief Guest for the National Conference
and lead the panellists and eminent experts towards Technology Vision 2035.
Details on IDF and TIFAC
Indian Development Foundation (IDF) is a leading national NGO working for health,
education and development. IDF has an
excellent track record of over 32 years of humanitarian service. IDF has the Consultative Status with the
United Nations Economic and Social Council since 2012. (www.idf.org.in)
Technology,
Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC), a
technology think tank under the Department of Science and Technology (DST),
Govt. Of India, oversees technology trends and makes an effort to delineate
possible technology trajectories that the country needs to take. TIFAC has
made significant contribution to Indian S&T system by bringing out
technology vision documents, technology assessment and foresight reports
besides supporting technology innovation, technology infusion in MSME sector
and patent facilitation. (www.tifac.org.in)
Recently, TIFAC has
brought out the Technology Vision 2035 document, an outcome of an
extensive visionary exercise involving about 5000 people across 12 key sectors
of national importance. The document was released by the Hon’ble Prime Minister
at the 103rd Indian Science Congress on January 3 2016, held in Mysore.
TV2035
In
brief, this document captures the needs and aspirations of Indians in the year
2035 and enunciates them in the form of 12 prerogatives – 6 individual and 6
collective. A set of 10 Grand Challenges have also been identified.
Towards achieving these prerogatives, a range of technologies at different
stages of evolution have been identified as enablers in this context. This
document is also being followed by technology road maps of 12 key sectors. A
brief of these road maps is captured as “Technoscape” in the document. You may
access the document at (TV 2035 –
Document link)
Indian
Development Foundation is playing its cardinal role as S&T communicators in
creating public understanding of TV 2035 by facilitating interaction between
the TIFAC Think-tank team and selected stakeholder groups for
diffusion and dissemination of the essence of the document
The
programme in addition to the presentations on the main TV 2035 document by TIFAC,
would also include plenary sessions on 3 sectors of TV 2035. The sectors are: Quality Education, Clean air and Potable
Water and Safe and Speedy Mobility.
Your Participation
On behalf of organising committee we cordially invite
you and team to the conference to actively participate and enrich the
discussion towards realisation of the vision.
Send - Full name of the Participant/ Name of the
Institution / Email id/ Mobile No.
There are no registration fees to participate. National Conference Technology Vision 2035 Kit
and Participation Certificate will be provided to all the registered
participants.
Dr. Narayan B. Iyer
CEO, IDF - 9819131388
S. Sreeram
Manager, IDF – 9840040191
S. Sreeram
Manager, IDF – 9840040191
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