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                                                                                                                 National Transfer Accounts (NTA)

           National Transfer Accounts is an analytical framework to access lifecycle deficit (LCD) from the age pattern of labour income, the monetary value of excess consumption for health, education and others by individuals across the lifecycle monetary resources of household (private) and that of the government (public). The framework facilitates to access how efficient and strong are the public funded programmes and social institutions to support the LCD in terms of monetary for any age including the period of young and old age dependents. As a byproduct the stages of demographic dividends can also be access and quantified. NTA framework is based on introducing age into the National Accounts and monetary inflow and outflow from the private and the public sectors are consistent with National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA) of financial accounting years.

Knowledge of National Income, Macro Economics, Large Scale Family Income & Expenditure Survey and conversant in STATA, SPSS and R are essential for learning NTA.

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About the Seminar

The International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) is pleased to announce its national seminar with the theme, "Tracking progress of Sustainable Development Goals with a focus on Uttar Pradesh." in collaboration with Department of Statistics, Banaras Hindu University (BHU). Envisioned in 2015, the sustainable development goals (SDGs) list a set of 17 interconnected goals in a wide range of social, economic, and environmental spectrum. In India, the SDGs indicators have been integrated in national and state planning framework. However, the progress in achieving the SDGs is largely uneven across the states and socio-economic groups. Demographic changes in Northern States of India may act as catalyst in realising the SDGs. The primary objective of this national seminar is to deliberate on India's progress in realizing the SDGs with a special emphasis on Uttar Pradesh.  
Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state in India, accounting for nearly 16 percent of country’s population, has been undergoing fast demographic transition. The state is characterised by large variation in fertility and mortality level across districts and sub-population. The state is also experiencing fast economic growth and reduction in multidimensional poverty. These demographic and economic changes may accelerate in the journey of Uttar Pradesh towards achieving the SDGs.  Its contribution in India’s population may reflect the state’s commitment to population, development and inclusive growth. To ensure that no one is left behind, the state needs to remain dedicated to address the complex challenges it faces on the path to sustainable development. 
This national seminar offers a valuable platform to academia, researchers, development sector professionals and policy makers. It will serve as an ideal forum for these diverse stakeholders to engage in meaningful dialogues and deliberations regarding the future trajectory of Uttar Pradesh’s development. The collaborative efforts can address the state’s unique challenges and harness its potential for inclusive and sustainable development. 

Themes:

•     One trillion dollar economy of Uttar Pradesh

•     Population trends, distribution and composition

•     Fertility transition and its determinants

•     Gender equality

•     Health and wellbeing

•     Poverty and malnutrition

•     Population and environment

•     Youth and adolescent

•     Migration and urbanization

•     Data and Methods

•     Any other related themes

Instructions for submitting abstracts

Faculty, research scholars and professionals are invited to submit their research paper on or before 25th December 2023. Authors are requested to submit online abstract of 300 words and an extended abstract of 2-3 pages (the submission link is tinyurl.com/IIPSSEMINAR). In case of any difficulty in online submission, you may contact the organizers by email at iipsseminar2024@iipsindia.ac.in. Abstracts must contain objectives, data and methods, and the findings, along with name(s) of author(s), designation, affiliations/ university /institute, and email id.

You are requested to confirm your participation by registering for the seminar. The procedure for registration is attached herewith.
Kindly register by clicking on Online Payment Links
 
Registration Fee (Non-refundable)

Till 31st January 2024: Rs. 1,000/-
After 31st January 2024: Rs. 1,500/-
Non-presenter participants: Rs. 500/-

Department of Statistics,

Institute of Science,

Banaras Hindu University(BHU),

Varanasi-221005, Utter Pradesh, India.

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