Students & Research Scholars
₹500 $10 for international delegates · early bird, until 10 November 2026
Regular rate ₹1,000 · $15
Enrolled students and research scholars, at any institution.
Registration
Register for WSDM 2026.
Join delegates, scientists, government officials, NGOs, corporates and students from across India and the world, in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Early bird until 10 November 2026 · Student registration from ₹500
Registration & fees
Four categories, one programme.
Every category gets the same access. Early bird rates close on 10 November 2026, and registration closes on 27 November 2026.
- Access to all technical sessions
- Digital certificate of participation
- Access to conference proceedings
All fees are inclusive of GST, per Government of India rules.
NGOs & NPOs
₹1,000 $20 for international delegates · early bird, until 10 November 2026
Regular rate ₹1,500 · $25
Non-governmental and not-for-profit organisations.
Largest cohort
Faculty, Scientists & Government Officials
₹1,500 $30 for international delegates · early bird, until 10 November 2026
Regular rate ₹2,000 · $35
Academic faculty, research scientists and officers of government.
Corporate Houses & Industry
₹2,500 $50 for international delegates · early bird, until 10 November 2026
Regular rate ₹3,000 · $60
Companies, industry bodies and private-sector delegations.
Online payment links for 2026 are being issued. Until they are live the secretariat takes registrations directly, confirms your category and sends payment details. Registration fees are not refundable, so please read the refund and cancellation policy first.
Call for abstracts
Present your own work.
Submissions open on 15 October 2026 and close on 10 November 2026. Acceptances go out on 15 November, and full papers are due 25 November.
- 1
Submit your abstract through the summit's form.
- 2
Selected authors are notified by the secretariat.
- 3
Register as a delegate in your category to confirm your place.
Questions about a submission go to secretary@himalayanacademy.org.in.
What to submit
- Abstract
- 400 to 500 words, structured as background, objectives, methods, results and conclusions, with three to five keywords.
- Full paper
- 4,000 to 6,000 words in APA, MLA or Chicago, with at least 20 citations and high-resolution figures.
- Categories
- Research papers, case studies, technical notes, review articles and poster presentations.
- Review
- Double-blind peer review on relevance, originality, methodology and impact. Every submitter receives feedback.
- Publication
- Selected papers in Scopus-indexed journals, proceedings by an international publisher, and special issues in partner journals.
Submit an abstract
Papers and posters on disaster management, climate resilience, early warning, governance, technology and traditional knowledge systems.
Open the submission formOpens Google Forms in a new tab.
Bringing a delegation?
Institutions and companies sending several delegates, or looking at a session partnership, should talk to the secretariat first.
Sponsorship & partnership