11th Poverty and Social Protection Conference

Asia | Education

Third Party Event

09 Mar 2018 - 11 Mar 2018

11th Annual Poverty and Social Protraction Conference will take place from 9-11 of March 2018 in Bangkok, Thailand and we cordially invite you to join us aboard this highly exciting and challenging international event. The conference is expected to gather carefully selected delegates from academic, governmental, corporate and non for profit realms, coming from over 40 countries worldwide.  Both cultural and professional diversity of PSPC delegates will ensure to maximize learning and networking experience, while raising the cultural awareness.

The conference welcomes:

  • Government officials and policy makers
  • NGOs: Network with other international 
  • Graduate students
  • Company representatives
  • Scholars 

The conference welcomes submissions of proposals for presentation and publication in the official PSPC 2018 ISBN conference proceedings. Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling admission basis, as long as space is available, or by February 1st 2018 at latest. Due to limited space in the venue and highly competitive admission process, we strongly encourage early applications in order to secure a spot in the conference.

For further information on the conference and online application form, please visit the conference’s website at: 

http://pspconference.org or contact as at: vilic@tomorrowpeople.org

We look forward to seeing you in March in Bangkok, joining the growing PSPC community of friends and colleagues!
 

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