fe Platinum Jubilee Celebration of College of Agriculture, Jorhat @ Venue : AAU, Jorhat, Assam during 25-28" APRIL, 2023 Contact; Dr. Ranjan Das Organising Secretary icbfscc23@gmail.com icbfscc_23@aau.ac.in +91-7002036209 www.icbfsce.aau.ac.in Oxaanizers: College of Agriculture, Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat, Assam, India & Prof. H.S. Srivastava Foundation For Science, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, Indiapy ‘Dean Colleagues, ‘The organising committe eeleomes you te attend the ICBFSCC-2023 daring 25th-28th April, 2025 at Jorhat, Assars, India, We are delighted. to incte all the paniiipantsintevested in shaning thelr knwuladge and research ithe aeas of Science and Ticknelogy. The conference anticipates mere thon 1500 panticipanis around the globe with theughh provoking Keynote Lectures, Gral and ‘Poster prorentation. Additionally, we are organising a satellite conference on “Kahwal favming”, a werkshop en “Agvcultunal Enoprenciastip’, cand a conclave of faumers and young scientists. The conference would be a watershed for policy maker, thinklanks, tectnocrats, academicians and: fawmens group {ev deliberation and exchange of knowledge in various spheres ef science, agiicuthne, inesation, suitainabitty and eimate change (Wilh kind regard About the conference Numarous climate reports hava demonstrated that climate change is @ global problem. It has bean commonly established that some nations will be more severely impacted by climate change than others, with serious Consequences on biodiversity, sustainability, ané eventually food security. This Is also the time to frame appropriate policies, strategies, ané research projects to develop twchnologies and measures fora climate friendly world. Now it is aptly clear that ctimate change poses considerable challenges to food security. Adapting food systems both to anhance food security for the poor and vulnerable and to prevent future negative impacts from climate change is the ood of tha hour. Mesting the challenges of climate change and food security calls for poverty eradication, reduced global inequality, assured resource rights, the promotion of stable livelihoods, and gender aquity and hence these challenges need to be discussed at length at various platforms. The Prof, HS. Srivestava Foundation for Scionce and Society, Lucknow (PHSSF), and Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat (AAU) are highly concerned about creating a7 environment for climate resilient agriculture for exchanging approaches ‘and results obtained so far with the world community engaged in the development of climate resilient agriculture. ‘AAU & PHSSF in a joint venture, is planning an Internationat Conference on “BIODIVERSITY, FOOD SECURITY, SUSTAINABILITY & CLIMATE CHANGE” (ICBFSCC - 2023) during April 25-28, 2023, at AAU, Jorhat, to create a platform for international partners together with national partners to formolate appropriate policy and research directions for achieving the climate neutral goal in the shortest possible time. Objectives of the society tt Is a great privilage for the scciety to pave the way for interactions among the warld class scientists concerning sustainable development, utilization of non-conventional and renewable sources of energy, and to undertake research as well, ‘as extension for augmentation of sokentitic culture and heritage of society Aim of ICBFSCC-2023 To bring together all stakeholders in a single platform to share knowedge, academic debate and te highlight climate change, biodiversity, agriculture sustainability research and academic, Activities carried out in varus Universities, Research institut, NGOs and corporate bodies acrass the globe, Host inst nm Assam Agricultural University is the frst institution of its kind in the North-Eastern Region of india Te main goal this institution {s to produce highly competent human resources and to cary out, ‘esearch for production optimization as well as disseminate the generated technologies, while emphasizing on sustainability equity and cverall focd security at household level Crop physiology, one of the frontiine departments in AAL, is, engaged in asic and applied innovative research on physiolagical ‘rootems in crops, @s wall as teaching UG and PG students. The department is also involved in the areas of climate change rosoarch, Accommodation ‘Accommodation wil be ensurad for those who cleary write in advance for the same and will be arranged inhotels private quest houses including the university guest house on payment basis. Decent hotels at modest tariff are available within a 5-6 km drive from conterenca venue. Al correspondence regarding accommodation may be aderessed to:About Assam Assam {s stvated in the North-eastern part of Ind, which js one ofthe tichest biodiversity zones inthe Werld, consisting of tropical rainforests, deciduous forests riverine grasslands, bamboo orchards and numerous watland ecosystems. Kaziranga Nalional Park and Manas National Park are Worid Heritage sites Located in Assam. Assam has conserved the ‘ne-horned Indian rhinoceros from near extinction, Assam isalso known worldwide for ts tee and sik, and remarkably rich in Orchid diversity, the Foxtall orchid being the state flower The conference place Jorhet, the second largest ety and cultural capital ‘of Assamis also an etucational hub of the state ct Assarn. Weather of Jorhat Weather at Jorhat during April is very pleasant. The temparature during ‘the period ranges between 313°C (88.3°F) and 19.5°C (67.3°F), How to reach AAU, Jorhat, Assam Jorhat is well connected and approachable by ait, rail and road. The University is at @ distance of 4 km from Jorhat Airport, 6 km from Jorhat Raitway station and 5 km from the Inter-State Bus Terminus. Kaziranga For participants starting their joumey trom New Delhi, a number of ‘superfast direct trainsto Marien Raitwey Junction (17Km fom Jerhat) are available, Taxi sovice van be evailed {fom Mariani to reach respective Hotels/Guest houses. Foreign and indian Nationals flying via Delhi, Chennal, Kotkate, Mumia, Bangalore and Hyderabed may land rectly in Jorhat or va Guwahatl gateway to Northeast India). Bus, train as well 8 tax service from Guwabati to Jorhat can be accessed. Right can also be accessed up to Ditrugarn, Tezpur er Dimapur (Nagaland) airport frem where one can ‘each Jorhat by gublic or private transport. Holp cesks service will be ovellable at Jorhat, Dibrugarh and Oimapur airports as wel sin Jorat-and Mariani Raitnay stations for cowwenience of the participants Allcorrespondence regarding traveling may be addressed to: Manas. 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Day Deco, Nantachnology Pr Scinist AAU, ra ‘NT, Tans eal Ruut Climate Change, climate variability and Natural Resource Management 1) Climate science and modeling: Impacts and adaptation assessment; Hazard prediction and preparedness, Hydrologic modeling; Snow anc glaciers; Water governance: Efficiency and innovation 2) Carbon sequestration; Climate Change in Himalayan ecosystem. Agroforestry is an appealing option for sequestering carbon on agricultural lands, Forests, Carton and Climate Change — Local and international Perspectives. Assessment of ecosystem services imparted by forests. 3) Use of renewable energy for mitigation of climate change. 4) Concept of carbon neutral, carbon farming, carbon eredit, carbon footorint 5) Environmental problems of the Indian Himalayan Region 6) Earth Science & Geo Science, Use of remote sensing GIS in agriculture and Crop modeling. 7) Environmental Management of Urban areas and forest, Protected areas- management issues & solutions, 8) Disaster mitigation and management, 9) River basins, ground water, irrigation and water management 10) Solid waste management, phyto remediation, heavy metal toxicity 11) Use of space technology in Biological research, disaster management, geology, geography and geospectral, hydrological studies, land use. Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services 41) Status, threats to and management of biodiversity; Biological invasions; Payment for ecosystem services 2) Ecosystem- Agriculture and Biodiversity Research & Documentation: Emerging Approaches & Techniques. 3) Biodiversity & Conservation In-situ and ex-situ methods, Vountain Biodiversity-Landscapes, Aquatic MEMBERS OF LOGISTICS COMMITTEE OrN.S. Bante, Professor DLR. L. Dota, Protessor Dr. Anumon Dev. Assoc. Professor Dr. Basania Bora, Asst Professor Dr Akhil Ranjan Banh, Asst Professor Dr Bherat Neth, Assit Professor Dr, Rupiyot Bhattacharya, Ast. Professor ‘Manisa Choudhury, Asst Professor Biodiversity Research, 4) Wildlife Research, Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods. 5) Crop and animal diversity, Agro-ecosystems and Importance of Wetlands, Cultural, Spiritual and Linguistic Linkages of Biodiversity Plant, Animal and Microbial Bio-rescurces- Taxonomy, Conservation, Endemism, Scopes and challenges, Himalayan Biodiversity Special— Research, Conservation, 6) Tourism concept. 7) Introduction of new crop and diversification at regional regional and global scale, Sustainability 1)Sustainable management of Natural resources and environment 2)Sustainable in relation with Agriculture, Horticulture, animal husbandry, fisheries and other allied sciences. 3) Molecular biology of plant and animal , Physiological and molecular aspects of stress, stress concept in biology, phyto-remedistion and nutrition stress 4) Peace full use radiation technology in agriculture ©.9, Cavelopment of variety through mutation ete. 5) Fishery science applications including recovery planning, Gesign of marine protected areas, fisheries management, marine mammal conservation, stock ‘assessment, anthropogenic impacts on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, policy, decision making, socie-political and socio-economic impacts of management actions 6) Challenges in improvement of plantation, forage, aromatic & medicinal Plants. Integrated pest management. Soil, water and nutrient management 7) Waste management: Industrial and agricultural Radioactive Waste Management 8) Future use of nanotechnology in sustainable development,Ciao MULE asd Human Health Sustainability under changed climate 1) Life style related diseases : opportunities and challenges 2) Climate Change Threatens Health 3) Climate Change and Occupational Health , and Diseases, nutrition Mental Health, Impact of climate change on Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis E, bioavailability of ron and vitamins for human health 4) Impact of climate change on areas of cancer, stroke, diabetes, vector borne disease, tuberculosis, leishmaniasis, cardiovascular diseases, mental disorders, arthritis, skin disorders etc. 5) GIS mapping of vector borne disease with geo-climate factors. 6) Public health interventions of Health on Women and Child development, social justice etc. 7) Support for health and viability of some rural communities who have suffered from local foods to commercial foods. 8) Ensure food options remanin relevant to local cultural, physiological and biomedical needs. 9)Dietary diversity related to changing ‘consumption patterns in present day context Gender, IPR Livelihood 1) Tridal and village lively hood , Nutrition, health and well-being; Development for marginalized groups 2) Conservation and Livelihood, Biodiversity Laws, Traditional Knowledge System, 3) Capacity building and skill cevelopment, Women's ‘empowerment and enterprises 4) Promotion of conservation education: harnessing religious sentiments for restoration of ancient sacred forest, 5) Prioritize adaptation responses that are linked to climate change projections 6) Support education, enviromental food public awareness and advocacy responses that can help people recognize links among social, environmental and economic components of the system 7) Gender sensitization in NRM. Indigenous Know!- edge Documentation and Database 8) Intellectua| Property Rights and Bio-piracy, Peaceful use of atomic energy in medical science Food Security 1) Defining food systems and food security 2) Sustainable crop productivity in relation to climate change, integrated crop management for food security 3) Suitable technological packages and delivery systems for sustainable development of the region in harmony with local perceptions 4) Propagation and packages of high value plants in horticulture 5) Impacts of climate change on food security 6) Storage facilities and ability to change annual crop. selection in response to El Nino projections, climate information relevant to farming 7) Access to formal credit for farmers and potential evaluation and readoption of traditional land manage- ment systems 8) Index-based crop insurance market access for small-scale farmers transitioning from food production based livelihood to alternative livelihood Other diversified field of research 1) Information technology related to climate change 2) Precision farming 3) Natural Farming: Scope for Environmental revital- ization through natural farming. 4) Organic Farming 5) Carbon Farming 6) Bamboo based agroforestry model for northeast India 7) Use of radiation technology in biological research INTERNATIONAL DESK 2 & @ Dr Sunayana Rathi Me Ranadhor Reddy Ds Payadarshin Bera ‘est Profesor All, Bangkok Assi. 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