Register
Registration is free and helps us plan the event.
Click the button below to register in OSEM and let us know that you are coming.
When you have registered, you will be able to submit proposals for presentations, workshops and school programme sessions.
Event costs
There is a day pass for people staying off-site and a camping pass for those camping on-site. As always, we offer a sliding scale on both of these passes to allow everyone to participate.
All passes cover lunch, access to daily talks, workshops, and activities plus costs like equipment rentals, facilities rent, shade structures, electricity, internet and consumables. The camping pass also includes a tent space and the use of shared bathing facilities.
| Suggested | Sliding scale | |
|---|---|---|
| Day pass | Rs. 600/day | Rs. 300-1800/day |
| Camping pass | Rs. 800/day | Rs. 500-2000/day |
How to pay
We accept cash at the event.
We don’t take credit cards, PayTM, or other cashless payments. Please bring money with you. Local ATMs are not within easy walking distance.
Every hillhacks organiser and participant is a volunteer. Nobody earns a salary or makes a profit; if extra funds are collected, we spend them to create a better event this year or save them as start-up cash for next year.
We aim for transparency. If you are interested in where your money goes, please contact us and we’ll give you a budget sheet.
Rough schedule
Main conference
- Dates
- 18-21 May 2017
- What to expect
- Curated talks and workshops
Evening entertainment
The main conference schedule will be announced just prior to the event.
Unconference
- Dates
- 15-17 May 2017
22-31 May 2017 - What to expect
- Set up for the main conference
Variety of sessions
Clean up after the main conference
School programme
- Dates
- 15-31 May 2017
- What to expect
- School visits of one day and longer
The school programme will be scheduled based on schools’ interest and availability of volunteers.
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