Satat Samudaya Sangam 2026 25th-26th July, 2026
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya (RKMV), Shimla, in collaboration with Earth Just, Himachal Pradesh Institute of Public Administration (HIPA/MSHIPA), Shimla, HIMCOSTE organized the two-day Satat Shiksha Samudaya Sangam 2026 at MSHIPA,Fairlawn Mashobra,Shimla on 25–26 July 2026 bringing together participants from across the world to deliberate on sustainable and community-led development.
The programme began with an interactive session designed to foster meaningful connections among participants and develop a shared understanding of the vision and objectives of the Sangam.
The major highlights of the programme were:
The session Kal Ka Sheher, Kal Ka Gaon, which encouraged participants to envision thriving towns and villages rooted in sustainability and community participation.
District-level Dream Mapping exercises, where participants identified local strengths, challenges, and opportunities while proposing practical, place-based solutions for sustainable development.
Creating a Saksham Himachal through education, collaboration, and community engagement.
Hunar Bazaar sessions explored diverse themes, including collaboration between civil society and government, place-based learning, forest conservation, climate change, and community-led educational initiatives.
The event ended with a commitment session, where participants pledged to contribute towards building a sustainable, resilient, and inclusive Himachal through continued collaboration and community engagement.
The programme began with an interactive session designed to foster meaningful connections among participants and develop a shared understanding of the vision and objectives of the Sangam.
The major highlights of the programme were:
The session Kal Ka Sheher, Kal Ka Gaon, which encouraged participants to envision thriving towns and villages rooted in sustainability and community participation.
District-level Dream Mapping exercises, where participants identified local strengths, challenges, and opportunities while proposing practical, place-based solutions for sustainable development.
Creating a Saksham Himachal through education, collaboration, and community engagement.
Hunar Bazaar sessions explored diverse themes, including collaboration between civil society and government, place-based learning, forest conservation, climate change, and community-led educational initiatives.
The event ended with a commitment session, where participants pledged to contribute towards building a sustainable, resilient, and inclusive Himachal through continued collaboration and community engagement.
