New Delhi [India], April 14 (ANI): The recently held Global Technology Summit (GTS) 2025, organized by Carnegie India in Delhi, highlighted a significant dedication to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
The event was notable not only for its emphasis on worldwide technological advancements but also for the environmentally conscious approach taken throughout all stages of the summit.
This year, Carnegie India collaborated with The GenC to introduce an incremental ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategy plan. The aim was to minimize the summit’s ecological footprint and foster a new approach towards sustainable event organization.
Right from the beginning of the planning phase through to the follow-up activities, the GTS team deliberately opted to emphasize sustainability.
According to the organizers of the event, they utilized reusable utensils for serving food and drinks throughout the venue, and repurposed wood was employed in constructing event elements. Additionally, their waste management system adopted a circular strategy aimed at minimizing waste and maximizing recycling efforts.
The organizers placed emphasis on engaging participants in these initiatives as well. They showcased real-time monitoring of the event’s carbon emissions, enabling guests to grasp the ecological consequences of their involvement. Additionally, there were participatory dialogues and exercises designed to heighten consciousness and foster responsibility amongst the attendees.
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Not only has it lessened its impact on the environment, but it has also set an example for upcoming events in India on how to organize and carry out affairs sustainably. This signifies progress toward integrating technology with ecological stewardship, demonstrating that innovation and accountability can coexist seamlessly.
The ninth Global Technology Summit (GTS) organized jointly by Carnegie India and the Ministry of External Affairs took place from April 10 to 12, 2025, in New Delhi. The open sessions were conducted on April 11 and 12.
This year’s theme, ‘Sambhavna’–meaning “possibilities” in Hindi–highlighted the transformative potential of critical and emerging technologies to drive economic growth while shaping international relations, security frameworks, and global governance.
This event encompassed 25 different sessions featuring over 150 speakers, comprising industry leaders, government officials, and scholars from across the globe. They discussed various subjects like the global impact of technological advancements, artificial intelligence, digital public services, India’s progress in technology, online security measures, cross-border tech partnerships, managing data effectively, and additional relevant areas. (ANI)
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