International Conference on Sustainable Economic Development ICSED on September 20-21, 2026 in Toronto, Canada

A multidisciplinary approach to territorial and environmental risk, assessment and management
Accounting, Banking and Finance
Aerospace Technology & Aviation Management
Agribusiness Management
Agricultural & Rural Sustainable Development
Agricultural Research And Technology
Business Management
City planning
Communication
Conflict resolution on transboundary water resources management
Corporate Governance & Social Responsibility
Corruption & Development
Countries with Economies in Transition
cultural, ethical and socio-economic aspects of water resources
E-Commerce and E-Government
Economics
Ecosystems analysis, protection and remediation
Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Development
Education
Employment and Human Resource Management
Engineering and Management
Entrepreneurship
Environmental impact assessment
Environmental legislation and policy
Environmental managementUrban landscapes
Food Security & Indigenous Development
Foreign Direct Investment
Geo-informatics
Information Systems And Technology
Innovation Management
Intellectual Capital
International Business And Trade
International Development
Institutional and human resources capacity building
Integrated water resources management
Knowledge Management
Management of Resources
Marketing
Mathematical Sciences
Medical and Health Sciences Research
Political Science
Public Health, Nutrition & Human Development
Public Policy
Quality Management
Real Estate for Economic Development
Regional planning
Renewable Energy for Developing Countries
Renewable Energy Technologies
Resources management
Risk Management
Rural developments
Science and Innovation for Sustainable Development
Science and Technology
Services Research
Social and cultural issues
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Finance in Emergent Markets
Sustainable Forest Management
Sustainable tourism development
Traditional, Alternative & Complementary Medicine
Transportation
Waste management
Water quality and environmental issues
Water supply/demand management