Chiang Mai University Hosts the 2nd International Conference on Resilient: Climate-Smart Agriculture
Chiang Mai, Thailand – February 5, 2025 – Chiang Mai University recently held the 2nd International Conference on “Innovation for Resilient Agriculture: Climate-Smart Agriculture” (February 5-6, 2025) at Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel, Chiang Mai, Thailand. The event brought together top researchers, policymakers, and industry experts from 18 countries to explore innovative strategies for boosting agricultural resilience and sustainability amid climate challenges.
Conference Themes and Highlights
The conference focused on four key themes:
Associate Professor Dr. Tonapha Pusadee, Associate Dean for Research and International Relations, Faculty of Agriculture, opened the conference by stressing the importance of sharing research and experiences to drive collaborations and improve farmers’ livelihoods and food security worldwide. This year, we are honored to welcome participants from 18 countries, with 36 oral presentations and 43 poster presentations contributed by over 40 public and private organizations, as well as academic institutions.
Assistant Professor Dr. Daruni Naphrom, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, emphasized the university’s commitment to “Smart Agriculture toward Sustainable Development,” urging integration of research, technology, and partnerships to build robust, climate-smart systems.
Associate Professor Dr. Winita Boonyodom, Vice President, highlighted the university’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2032, reinforcing its dedication to sustainable practices for food security, climate change, and environmental stewardship.
Global Impact
Serving as a global forum for knowledge exchange, the conference is set to drive advancements in climate-smart agricultural practices and support policy development to meet future challenges.
About Chiang Mai University
Chiang Mai University is a leader in agricultural research and education, dedicated to sustainable development and innovation. Through national and international partnerships, the university fosters climate-smart practices and resilient agricultural systems to enhance community well-being.