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Submitted papers must follow the main themes proposed for the Conference (the topics proposed in each theme constitute a mere framework reference; they are not intended as restrictive):

1. Governance and the Anthropocene and the Impacts on Economic 

 

Social and Environmental Development

This track examines the role of governance and artificial intelligence in addressing the challenges of the Anthropocene. It aims to discuss how economic models, policies, and emerging technologies can foster sustainable development, mitigate environmental impacts, and reduce social inequalities, while ensuring a just and responsible transition to a data-driven society.​

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Prof. Dr. António Oliveira - ISCAP Politécnico Porto

Prof. Dr.ª Jordana Marques Kneipp - PPGA/UFSM 

 

Tracks

Economic Models, Sustainability and Inovation

Solidarity and Social Economy

globalization

Transnationalization

Regionalization

Scanning

Intellectualization

Sustainability and Business Innovation

Innovation, Technology and Intellectual Property

Social innovation; eco-innovation/green innovation; sustainable innovation; inclusive innovation

Data Science for sustainable development

Big Data and the Environment

Sustainable energy and transport technologies; eco-design

Green Finance – Financial Evaluation

International Agreements and Principles - Impacts for Business Organizations

 

2. Sustainable Innovation and Regional Development

 

This axis focuses on the contribution of sustainable innovation and artificial intelligence to the balanced development of territories. It seeks to understand how technological, rural, and urban solutions can enhance regional resilience, the circular economy, and smart cities, while promoting inclusion and quality of life.

 

Prof. Dr.ª Carolina Rodrigues, CinTurs - Ualg

Prof. Dr.ª Andreia de Bem Machado, UFSC

 

Tracks

Sustainability and Environmental Innovation

Sustainability and Innovation Rural

Sustainability and Urban Innovation

Circular Economy

Smart Cities

3. Public Policies and Societal Challenges

 

​This track discusses the role of public policy and education in the regulation and integration of Artificial Intelligence for sustainable development. It aims to reflect on digital competencies, ethics, algorithmic governance, and the impact of digital transformation on the public sector and education, fostering societies that are more just, transparent, and resilient.

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Prof. Dr.ª M. José Sousa, ISCTE - UL

Prof. Dr.ª Ana Moreira, Universidade Europeia 

 

Tracks

Public Policies Teaching and Learning

Public Policies Public Sector

Environmental, social, cultural, political and economic public policies

Public policies for the circular economy and governance

Impact of climate change and sustainability practices (The Anthropocene concept)

4. SDGs and Development Strategies in the Legal Amazon

 

This theme explores how Artificial Intelligence can accelerate progress toward achieving the SDGs in strategic regions such as the Amazon. The aim is to foster discussion on sustainable technologies, environmental monitoring, supply chains, and the recognition of the knowledge of indigenous peoples and traditional communities in building resilient futures.

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Prof. Dr.ª Luciana Barbieri, FATEC- Jaboticabal

Prof. Dr.ª Josélia Batista, IFRO Calama

 

Tracks

Sustainability and Innovation

Supply chain

Production chains and sustainable technologies

Innovation, climate change

Public policies and institutional actions

Professional and Technological Education - EPT

Indian people

Traditional Communities: Riverside

5. Management, Sustainability and Innovation

 

​This area focuses on the challenges and opportunities of organizational management in the era of artificial intelligence and sustainability. It aims to analyze how companies and public institutions can integrate AI, data, and ESG principles to innovate processes, manage climate risks, and create economic and social value responsibly.

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Prof. Dr. Martius Vicente Rodriguez - UFF

Prof. Dr.ª Kamila Frizzo - UFSM

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Tracks

Organization and Management Supported by AI

Knowledge Management and Decision-Making

Impact of Climate Change Operations and Value Chain

Circular Economy, ESG, and Sustainability Reporting with AI Tools

Case Studies on Sustainability, Innovation, and AI

Strategies Leadership, Organizational Culture, and Competencies for the AI ​​Era

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6. Tourism, Health, Well-being and Sustainable Development

 

This theme explores the intersection between tourism, health, and quality of life, addressing the role of tourism as a promoter of physical, mental, social, and economic well-being. Studies on medical tourism, wellness tourism, accessible tourism, healthy destinations, public policies, innovation, sustainability, artificial intelligence, and the management of health and tourism-related services are welcome. It is expected that the works will analyze how different segments of tourism can contribute to more sustainable health systems, regional development, health promotion, and the creation of resilient, inclusive, and innovative destinations.

 

Prof. Dr.  Eduardo Martins - UaB

Prof. Dr.ª Catarina Nunes, Eshte

 

Tracks

Health tourism, wellness and quality of life
Thermal tourism, spas, integrative therapies and preventive medicine
Accessible and inclusive tourism, and healthy aging.
Healthy tourist destinations and health-promoting cities
Promoting health through tourism and outdoor activities.
Marketing of health and wellness destinations
Patient and tourist experience in healthcare services
Social innovation in tourism and community health.
Health tourism economy and regional development
Sustainable tourism, Agenda 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Agritourism: Innovation and Digitalization

Emerging themes in tourism.

 

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Authors of accepted papers will have 12 minutes for their presentation during the conference working session, plus 4 minutes for discussion.

Authors of accepted short papers will have 8 minutes for their presentation and 4 minutes for discussion during a conference working session.

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