Sanju Purohit

Dr. Sanju Purohit is a renowned scholar and Associate Professor (Volunteer) in the Department of Environmental/Ecological Studies and Sustainability at Akamai University, USA. She also serves as a Research Fellow with the Women Researchers Council at Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC) and as Associate Editor - North America for the esteemed journal World Water Policy.

Dr. Purohit earned her Ph.D. in Geography, specializing in the ecological study of land, water, and human resources in desert ecosystems, particularly in Rajasthan, India. With over 13 years of academic and research experience, she has emerged as a leading expert in environmental geography, sustainable development, and resource management.

Her extensive research spans critical areas such as land degradation, water resource management, and the socio-economic impacts of climate change. Dr. Purohit’s work has notably influenced policy-making, particularly in water resource management for arid regions like Rajasthan.

An accomplished author, Dr. Purohit has contributed to numerous high-impact publications, including research articles, book chapters, and reviews. Her recent studies focus on climate change’s effects on urban green spaces, geospatial technology in disaster management, and social inequality in India. She holds fellowships from prestigious organizations such as the Royal Geographical Society (UK) and the American Association of Geographers (USA).

Dr. Purohit is a sought-after keynote speaker and panelist at international conferences, recognized for her thought leadership and innovative contributions to environmental sustainability. Her efforts have earned her accolades, including recognition from the Water Works Department of Nagaur – Rajasthan for her work on sustainable water management.

In her current roles, Dr. Purohit continues to bridge theoretical research with practical applications, addressing pressing challenges in climate change and sustainable resource management. Her dedication ensures a lasting impact on academia, policy-making, and global sustainability.