Investing in the Planet 2.0: Green Capital, Climate Solutions, and the Future of Finance

Event Date: 12 January 2026

Event brief description

A guest lecture was organised on 12 January 2026 virtually by School of finance and commerce, Galgotias University for MBA students, the speaker focused on the strategic role of sustainability in business decision-making, highlighting how climate responsibility, clean energy adoption, and responsible consumption practices influence organizational performance. Real-life business examples were used to demonstrate how sustainability-driven strategies create long-term value while supporting SDG-13, SDG-7, and SDG-12.to enhance students’ understanding of sustainability, climate responsibility, and responsible consumption practices. 

Event Detailed Description

A guest lecture was conducted on 12 January 2026 at Galgotias University with the objective of strengthening students’ understanding of sustainability, climate responsibility, and the role of individuals and institutions in promoting cleaner, more responsible consumption practices. The lecture was strategically aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—SDG-13 (Climate Action), SDG-7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), and SDG-12 (Responsible Consumption and Production)—highlighting the interconnectedness of climate action, clean energy initiatives, and sustainable consumption in shaping a resilient and sustainable future.

The session was delivered by Dr. Anita, Assistant Professor, who brought both academic depth and practical insights to the discussion. She emphasized the urgent need for climate-responsive behaviour, energy-efficient decision-making, waste minimisation, and environmentally responsible lifestyle choices. The lecture also introduced students to the broader global sustainability framework, helping them understand international climate commitments and ongoing green transition efforts.

Through interactive discussion and real-world examples, students were encouraged to critically reflect on their personal and professional roles in addressing environmental challenges. The lecture successfully helped students connect theoretical sustainability concepts with practical applications, fostering environmental awareness, social responsibility, and a forward-looking mindset. Overall, the event contributed meaningfully to building environmental consciousness and empowering students to make informed decisions that support long-term ecological well-being.

Department Name: School of Finance and Commerce (SFC)

Event Outcome 

• The guest lecture successfully enhanced students’ understanding of sustainability, climate responsibility, and responsible consumption practices. 
• Students gained practical awareness of climate action, clean energy, and environmentally responsible decision-making aligned with SDGs 13, 7, and 12.
• The interactive session encouraged critical thinking and helped connect theoretical concepts with real-life applications. Overall, the event promoted environmental consciousness and motivated students toward sustainable lifestyle choices.

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