India Education Congress Awards CONFERENCE AGENDA

CONFERENCE AGENDA

10:15AM- 10:30 AM

Welcome Note

10:30 AM - 10:45 AM

Keynote by Chief Guest

How is Government rethinking on where to invest to deliver secure and sustainable Education systems.

10:45 AM – 11:00 AM

Opening Industry: Access, Connectivity, and Opportunities for Students an edtech founder's reflections on his passion for and readiness to enact digital transformation for learners amid uncertain times

11:00 AM - 11:20 AM

TEA

11:20 AM - 12:05 PM

Panel - 1 : Building an Effective Learning Ecosystem Scalability and personalization: how to balance the two? Making education non-linear and flexible

12:05 PM – 12:45 PM

Panel - 2: K-12 School System: Building agile, hybrid, in-flux nature of the school

The biggest online learning experiment in history of Education delivery by schools has gone underway since March 2020. The panel will share learnings on the challenges, benefits, and future of technology in the classroom.

What aspects of today’s curriculum must stay and what aspects need to be reconsidered?
How can schools better unleash the 4 C’s – communication, collaboration, critical thinking and creativity – to support deeper learning?
How might the roles of staff and parents evolve in K12 schools?
How can our schools become more positively impactful and inviting professional learning communities for all staff?

12:45 PM – 1:15 PM

Panel - 3: Edtech: Exit or Invest More? Factors driving the investment spree in edtechs

The Billion Dollar Question Are the rising valuations of edtechstartups sustainable?

1:15 PM - 1:10 PM

Lunch

2:10 pm – 3:00 pm

Panel - 4: The Future of Higher Education

How should we conceive—or reconceive—the mission of our colleges and universities?
Beyond Online classes : Best Practices in Transforming your institution intoa Digital University
How can University and Industry work together to direct innovation
What skills do university leaders of the future need to navigate a world that is increasingly volatile and complex?
Lifelong learning and training: a bridge to the future

3:00pm - 3:20

TEA

3:20 PM- 4:00 PM

Panel 5: Overseas Education: Crossing Boundaries unlocking creativity

In an increasingly VUCA world, how can leaders, regulators and investors assess what systems, sectors or locations can create the greatest return on investment?

Best Practices in mobility and overseas learning in the post covid era
Virtual International Education : What are the Pros and Cons

4:00 PM- 4:45 PM

Panel 6: Early Childhood education

Effective curriculum use, create stronger connections with staff and families and provide high-quality early learning experiences for children.
Are Digital Tools &online Systems Creating Efficiency in Early Childhood Education

MAY 4, 2022

9.55 AM - 10.00 AM

Introductory speech

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Speakers

Rakul Preet Singh

Actor, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist

10:00 AM - 10:10 AM

Introductory note

10:10 AM - 10:25 AM

Welcome address

10:25 AM - 10:40 AM

Chief Guest address

10:40 AM - 10:45 AM

Guest of Honour address

10.45 am - 11.20 am

Panel I

Topic: Will India be Atmanirbhar Bharat in Electric Vehicle by 2030?

Highlights:

India's EV revolution
Numbers by 2030 - 30% private cars
70% commercial vehicles, 40% buses, 80% two-wheeler
Adoption and promotion
Present numbers - 8.7 lakh EVs registered across states

11.20 am - 11.30 am

Partner Presentation

11.30 am - 11.50 am

Tea Break

11:50 AM - 12:35 PM

Panel II

Topic: The Required Push, Transiting Towards The EV Ambition

Highlights:

Role of State Government
Production-linked incentive scheme for the automotive sector
Bureau of Energy Efficiency
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP)
New mobility avenues to tap in

12.35 pm - 12.45 pm

Partner Presentation

12.45 pm - 1.30 pm

Panel III

Topic: Implementation of EV Charging Infrastructure

Highlights:

From charging stations to charging points
Location planning and land allocation
Connecting to the EV grid
Role of multi-stakeholder (electricity distribution companies, urban develoPMent authorities, charge point solution providers and operators)
Assessing charging demand
Models of EV charging

1.30 pm - 2. 30 pm

Lunch Break

2.30 pm - 2.40 pm

Partner Presentation

2.40 pm - 3.25 pm

Panel IV

Topic: Accelerating In The Top Gear: What’s In It For Investors

Highlights:

Reasons to invest
FDI norms
Show me the money
Role of investors to act as a catalyst to the last mile connectivity in India
Benefits from financial subsidies and non financial incentives
By 2026, India to become the 3rd largest automotive market by volume India is the fastest growing economies in the world

3.25 pm - 3.35 pm

Partner Presentation

3.35 pm - 4.20 pm

Panel V

Topic: The EV Marketplace, Supply Chain and Challenges

Highlights:

India’s position as the 5th largest automaker in 2020
Buying and selling of electric vehicles Breaking the resistance
By 2030 Asia Pacific market is projected to hold the largest market share (US$ 206 billion)
Two-wheeler segment: Expected to be valued $2 bn by 2025 and penetration of 16% by 2025
Four-wheeler: Expected to be valued at $1.5 bn by 2025 and penetration of 5% by 2025.

4.20 pm - 4.30 pm

Partner Presentation

4.30 pm - 5.15 pm

Panel VI

Topic: Auto Loans For EV Consumer Financing

Highlights:

What’s in it for Bankers and NBFC
Bringing EV loan under Priority Sector Lending, Role of Banks and Lending Institutions
The forerunner - Banks or NBFC?
RBI’s Master Directions
What is not working in the auto retail category loan
The push visible from manufacturers as well

5.15 pm - 5.25 pm

Partner Presentation

5.25 pm - 5.30 pm

Vote of thanks

MAY 4, 2022

9.55 AM - 10.00 AM

Introductory speech

Speakers

Rakul Preet Singh

Actor, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist

10:00 AM - 10:10 AM

Introductory note

10:10 AM - 10:25 AM

Welcome address

10:25 AM - 10:40 AM

Chief Guest address

10:40 AM - 10:45 AM

Guest of Honour address

10.45 am - 11.20 am

Panel I

Topic: Will India be Atmanirbhar Bharat in Electric Vehicle by 2030?

Highlights:

India's EV revolution
Numbers by 2030 - 30% private cars
70% commercial vehicles, 40% buses, 80% two-wheeler
Adoption and promotion
Present numbers - 8.7 lakh EVs registered across states

11.20 am - 11.30 am

Partner Presentation

11.30 am - 11.50 am

Tea Break

11:50 AM - 12:35 PM

Panel II

Topic: The Required Push, Transiting Towards The EV Ambition

Highlights:

Role of State Government
Production-linked incentive scheme for the automotive sector
Bureau of Energy Efficiency
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP)
New mobility avenues to tap in

12.35 pm - 12.45 pm

Partner Presentation

12.45 pm - 1.30 pm

Panel III

Topic: Implementation of EV Charging Infrastructure

Highlights:

From charging stations to charging points
Location planning and land allocation
Connecting to the EV grid
Role of multi-stakeholder (electricity distribution companies, urban develoPMent authorities, charge point solution providers and operators)
Assessing charging demand
Models of EV charging

1.30 pm - 2. 30 pm

Lunch Break

2.30 pm - 2.40 pm

Partner Presentation

2.40 pm - 3.25 pm

Panel IV

Topic: Accelerating In The Top Gear: What’s In It For Investors

Highlights:

Reasons to invest
FDI norms
Show me the money
Role of investors to act as a catalyst to the last mile connectivity in India
Benefits from financial subsidies and non financial incentives
By 2026, India to become the 3rd largest automotive market by volume India is the fastest growing economies in the world

3.25 pm - 3.35 pm

Partner Presentation

3.35 pm - 4.20 pm

Panel V

Topic: The EV Marketplace, Supply Chain and Challenges

Highlights:

India’s position as the 5th largest automaker in 2020
Buying and selling of electric vehicles Breaking the resistance
By 2030 Asia Pacific market is projected to hold the largest market share (US$ 206 billion)
Two-wheeler segment: Expected to be valued $2 bn by 2025 and penetration of 16% by 2025
Four-wheeler: Expected to be valued at $1.5 bn by 2025 and penetration of 5% by 2025.

4.20 pm - 4.30 pm

Partner Presentation

4.30 pm - 5.15 pm

Panel VI

Topic: Auto Loans For EV Consumer Financing

Highlights:

What’s in it for Bankers and NBFC
Bringing EV loan under Priority Sector Lending, Role of Banks and Lending Institutions
The forerunner - Banks or NBFC?
RBI’s Master Directions
What is not working in the auto retail category loan
The push visible from manufacturers as well

5.15 pm - 5.25 pm

Partner Presentation

5.25 pm - 5.30 pm

Vote of thanks

MAY 4, 2022

9.55 AM - 10.00 AM

Introductory speech

Speakers

Rakul Preet Singh

Actor, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist

10:00 AM - 10:10 AM

Introductory note

10:10 AM - 10:25 AM

Welcome address

10:25 AM - 10:40 AM

Chief Guest address

10:40 AM - 10:45 AM

Guest of Honour address

10.45 am - 11.20 am

Panel I

Topic: Will India be Atmanirbhar Bharat in Electric Vehicle by 2030?

Highlights:

India's EV revolution
Numbers by 2030 - 30% private cars
70% commercial vehicles, 40% buses, 80% two-wheeler
Adoption and promotion
Present numbers - 8.7 lakh EVs registered across states

11.20 am - 11.30 am

Partner Presentation

11.30 am - 11.50 am

Tea Break

11:50 AM - 12:35 PM

Panel II

Topic: The Required Push, Transiting Towards The EV Ambition

Highlights:

Role of State Government
Production-linked incentive scheme for the automotive sector
Bureau of Energy Efficiency
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP)
New mobility avenues to tap in

12.35 pm - 12.45 pm

Partner Presentation

12.45 pm - 1.30 pm

Panel III

Topic: Implementation of EV Charging Infrastructure

Highlights:

From charging stations to charging points
Location planning and land allocation
Connecting to the EV grid
Role of multi-stakeholder (electricity distribution companies, urban develoPMent authorities, charge point solution providers and operators)
Assessing charging demand
Models of EV charging

1.30 pm - 2. 30 pm

Lunch Break

2.30 pm - 2.40 pm

Partner Presentation

2.40 pm - 3.25 pm

Panel IV

Topic: Accelerating In The Top Gear: What’s In It For Investors

Highlights:

Reasons to invest
FDI norms
Show me the money
Role of investors to act as a catalyst to the last mile connectivity in India
Benefits from financial subsidies and non financial incentives
By 2026, India to become the 3rd largest automotive market by volume India is the fastest growing economies in the world

3.25 pm - 3.35 pm

Partner Presentation

3.35 pm - 4.20 pm

Panel V

Topic: The EV Marketplace, Supply Chain and Challenges

Highlights:

India’s position as the 5th largest automaker in 2020
Buying and selling of electric vehicles Breaking the resistance
By 2030 Asia Pacific market is projected to hold the largest market share (US$ 206 billion)
Two-wheeler segment: Expected to be valued $2 bn by 2025 and penetration of 16% by 2025
Four-wheeler: Expected to be valued at $1.5 bn by 2025 and penetration of 5% by 2025.

4.20 pm - 4.30 pm

Partner Presentation

4.30 pm - 5.15 pm

Panel VI

Topic: Auto Loans For EV Consumer Financing

Highlights:

What’s in it for Bankers and NBFC
Bringing EV loan under Priority Sector Lending, Role of Banks and Lending Institutions
The forerunner - Banks or NBFC?
RBI’s Master Directions
What is not working in the auto retail category loan
The push visible from manufacturers as well

5.15 pm - 5.25 pm

Partner Presentation

5.25 pm - 5.30 pm

Vote of thanks

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