Financial Framework's Role in Economics and Management of Human-Centered Development

Date:

October 17th, 2025 (UTC+3)

Organizer:

Danubius University

Personal Bio:

Florian Marcel Nuţă is a Professor Dr. Habil. at Danubius University from Galaţi, with over 17 years of teaching and research experience. He is affiliated with Ştefan cel Mare University of Suceava, Doctoral School of Social and Human Sciences, for research and doctoral supervision. His scientific research is conducted in the following fields: Environmental Accounting, Climate Change Economics, Energy Economics, Urban Environmental Accounting, Carbon Accounting, Green Taxation, and Public Policy.

He is involved in numerous editorial initiatives as editor-in-chief, editor, member of the international scientific board, and reviewer for scientific journals and international conferences, conducting more than 500 peer-reviews during his academic career.

Dr. Nuţă worked as a reviewer for Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, Energy Efficiency, Resources Policy, Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments, Economic Research, Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Countries, Cogent Business and Management, and other peer-reviewed scientific journals.

Call for Papers

Backgroud:

Only recently, on historical scale, the humanity set sustainability goals that include the environmental interests and consider the planet’s regeneration possibilities. Human-centered growth is still at large creating various ecological footprints and damage natural ecosystems. In other words, in his search for better life conditions, the man created opportunities for better jobs, increased income and economic welfare, better and ever growing anthropic infrastructure, increasing populations perceived standard of living and life expectancy. However, all these contributed to the deterioration of natural habitats, ecological quality, and finally created vital risks for the man itself. Scholars and decision makers all over the planet searched for solutions that will consider both people’s social and economic welfare together with keeping the ecological integrity as unattained as possible.

Goal/Rationale：

This event aims to increase awareness of the significance of financial development in building sustainable communities and achieving a just transition towards cleaner economic development. The debate will envisage recent research findings emphasizing how human development can be coordinated without hindering ecological welfare, with specific characteristics for two different categories of countries: developed and developing. In this context, the participants will discuss the financial framework and identify how various instruments, such as financial policies, green finance, or newly adopted financial innovations, can further support human development and environmental protection. The symposium outcomes will shape future research directions on financial development's role in achieving sustainability and carbon-free economic growth.

Scope and Information for participants:

This symposium focuses on exploring the beneficial role of a mature and inclusive financial architecture in environmental quality, emphasizing the impact of human development. The findings emphasize that financial development ameliorates the overall negative impact of human development trends on environmental degradation. The variables describing the environmental degradation are the carbon emissions and ecological footprint. The main findings are valuable in contributing to a better vision of the role of human development in environmental quality in both developed and developing European countries. A steep human development in both groups results in increased carbon emissions, while there are some differences on the effects for the ecological footprint in developed economies. These findings highlight the significance of thorough policy measures for stricter environmental policies that will reduce the ecological footprints.

The symposium will include presentations and debates on several topics, but not limited to: financial system role in promoting sustainability, human development, financial development and innovation, financial inclusiveness, green finance, public policies, developing economies, financial instruments, financing sustainability goals

Topics

The main topics of this symposium are listed below.

Finance

Economics

Management

Meanwhile, submissions aligned with the overall conference theme are also welcome.

Business

E-Commerce

Submission

All submitted papers should report original and unpublished work, experimental or theoretical, and are not under consideration for publications elsewhere. All papers should be no less than 4 pages in length and must strictly follow the format of the symposium template. All papers are subject to reviews and edits. Prospective authors are kindly invited to submit full text papers that includes title, abstract, introduction, tables/figures and references. Other styles of papers are not accepted. Please submit your papers in both .doc/.docx AND .pdf formats as attachments via email to sympo_galati@icftba.org by the given deadline. It is unnecessary to submit an abstract in advance.

Publication

Accepted papers of the symposium will be published in Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences (Print ISSN 2754-1169), and will be submitted to Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI), Crossref, CNKI, Portico, Google Scholar and other databases for indexing. The situation may be affected by factors among databases like processing time, workflow, policy, etc.

The papers will be exported to production and publication on a regular basis. Early-registered papers are expected to be published online earlier.

This symposium is organized by ICFTBA 2025 and it will independently proceed the submission and publication process.

Ways to Participate

Attenance Onsite:

The symposium welcomes participants to attend on-site and share the innovative experiences and researches with the group. Therefore, we provide some general information about the visa application. If you want to attend the symposium on-site, please email the symposium committee: sympo_galati@icftba.org.

Visa

Visa for Romania

Officials who hold diplomatic, service and official passports, as well as their family members, who travel to Romania for official purposes, can directly contact the chosen diplomatic mission/consular post of Romania. The contact details of the diplomatic missions and consular posts of Romania can be consulted here.

It is highly recommended that visa applications be lodged at least 2 weeks before the estimated date of departure and not more than 3 months before that date. The date from which the period of taking a decision upon a visa application is the date when the visa applicant presents oneself at the diplomatic mission/consular post of Romania.

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