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26th and 27th September 2025

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

International Conference on Green Agriculture and Environmental Science

“Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Innovation for a Greener Future”

Organized by : International Association for Innovation and Scientific Research (IAISR)

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About conference

As the world grapples with escalating environmental challenges—from climate change and soil degradation to biodiversity loss, pollution, and resource depletion—the need for cross-sector collaboration has never been more urgent. In this context, the integration of environmental science, green agriculture, and sustainable urban innovation offers a powerful path forward.

Environmental science provides the critical foundation for understanding and mitigating human impacts on natural ecosystems, while green agriculture brings those insights to life through sustainable farming practices that regenerate soil, conserve water, and protect biodiversity. Meanwhile, smart cities apply these principles at scale, using data-driven solutions to create efficient, resilient, and eco-friendly urban environments. Together, these fields form a holistic approach to sustainable development.

The International Conference on Green Agriculture and Environmental Science – 2025 organized by International Association for Innovation and Scientific Research (IAISR) on 26th and 27th September 2025 at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia will serves as a global platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to connect, exchange ideas, and shape a future where science, innovation, and environmental stewardship go hand in hand for the benefit of people and the planet.

Important Dates

Early Bird Registration

Deadline : July 15, 2025

Abstract
Submission

Deadline : July 25, 2025

Full Paper Submission

July 10, 2025

Final
Registration

August 20, 2025

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Our Speakers

We are proud to feature a diverse lineup of esteemed speakers, including industry leaders, renowned researchers, and academic pioneers who bring valuable insights and expertise to every session. Their contributions inspire innovation, foster collaboration, and shape the future of research and development

Dr.Rosiah Rohani

Chairperson of Department of Chemical and Process Engineering, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia

Ts. Dr. Iman Farshchi

Former Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment, and IT at MAHSA University, Selangor, Malaysia

Dr. Deepak Sharma

Director and Research Associate, Nepal Genomics Research & Development Center, Kathmandu Nepal.

Meryem Gurel

Founder, Data Science and Reporting in Renewable Energy, Point Energy Intelligence Services | Istanbul Turkey

R. Azizah

Head, Environmental Health and Climate, Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia

Akash Abaji Kadam

Mechanical Design Engineer IV, Caterpillar, Decatur, IL, USA

Dr Nafeeza Mohd Ismail

Professor of Pharmacology, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Shah Alam, Malaysia

Dr. Anil Pratap Singh

Founder Director & General Secretary, Global Science Academy (GSA), Uttar Pradesh, India

Dr Bishnu Pada Bose

Head R&D & Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, India

Mr. Vipin Kumar

Head of Department, Clinical Pharmacology, Aakash Healthcare Super Specialty Hospital, New Delhi, India

Abu Md. Mehdi Hassan

Vice Principal, Energy and Sustainability Engineering, Ministry of Education, Government of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh Chittagong, Bangladesh

Mr. N. Vivekanandan

Scientist, Central Water And Power Research Station, Pune, India

John Vincent I. Manalo

Program Chairperson and Associate Professor V, Iloilo State University of Fisheries Science and Technology (ISUFST), Philippines

Our Committee Members

We are proud to be guided by a distinguished committee comprising visionary leaders, accomplished researchers, and respected academics. Their expertise, dedication, and strategic insights drive the mission of IAISR forward. Our committee members play a vital role in promoting innovation, ensuring academic excellence, and fostering global collaborations that shape the future of research, sustainability, and development

SDG GOALS

SDG 2 – Zero Hunger

Promoting sustainable agriculture practices to ensure food security and improved nutrition

SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation

Focusing on sustainable water use and reducing agricultural pollution.

SDG 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy

Encouraging the use of renewable energy sources in agriculture and environmental systems.

SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production

Advocating efficient use of resources, reducing waste, and promoting sustainable farming techniques.

SDG 13 – Climate Action

Addressing climate change through innovative, sustainable environmental practices.

SDG 15 – Life on Land

Protecting, restoring, and promoting sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity.

SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals

Encouraging collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders for a greener future.

Sessions and Tracks

Uniting the World for a Sustainable Future," is not just a call to action—it’s a collective promise to rise above boundaries and shape a world where people and the planet thrive together and hence we support SDG goals

Explore strategies and innovations driving progress toward climate neutrality and resilient communities
Tracks (topics include but are not limited to)
  • Climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies
  • Climate finance and carbon markets
  • Nature-based solutions for urban and rural resilience
  • Early warning systems and disaster risk reduction
  • Disaster Management

Dive into the latest breakthroughs in sustainable energy and their role in decarbonizing the global economy.

Tracks (topics include but are not limited to)
  • Renewable energy integration and policy development
  • CleanTech, AI, and smart energy systems
  • Hydrogen, battery storage, and next-gen solutions
  • Energy equity and access in developing regions

Reimagine urban living with sustainable planning, smart systems, and community-driven development.

Tracks (topics include but are not limited to)
  • Green building design and smart city infrastructure
  • Green Mobility, transportation, and emissions reduction
  • Circular economy in urban planning
  • Community-led sustainability initiatives

Focus on conserving and restoring Earth's ecosystems while promoting responsible resource use.
Tracks (topics include but are not limited to)
  • Forest, marine, and freshwater ecosystem preservation
  • Biodiversity monitoring and restoration
  • Indigenous ecological knowledge systems
  • Sustainable agriculture and land management

Explores sustainable practices in food production, distribution, and consumption. It focuses on reducing environmental impact through eco-friendly logistics, local sourcing, and waste minimization

  • Building Sustainable Agricultural Supply Chains
  • Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture
  • Fair Trade and Ethical Sourcing in Agricultural Products
  • Food Waste Reduction and Sustainable Consumption
  • The Role of Local Food Systems in Sustainability

focuses on sustainable solutions for reducing, recycling, and managing agricultural and urban waste. It highlights innovative technologies, circular economy practices, and smart systems to minimize environmental impact.

  • Circular Economy in Waste Management
  • Sustainable Agricultural Waste Management
  • Plastic Waste Management in Agriculture
  • Waste Management and Soil Health
  • Waste-to-Energy Technologies
  • Agricultural Waste Reduction Techniques
  • Managing Agrochemical Waste
  • Wastewater Management in Agriculture
  • Policy and Governance in Agricultural Waste Management
  • The Role of Technology in Waste Management
  • Community-Based Waste Management in Agriculture
  • Environmental Impact of Agricultural Waste
  • Food Waste Management in the Agricultural Supply Chain
  • Waste Management in Urban Agriculture

Focusing on Understanding the direct health impacts of agricultural practices and environmental changes on human health. And Practical approaches for reducing health risks in farming communities through sustainable practices and innovations.

  • Pesticides and Agrochemicals: Human Health Risks
  • Climate Change and Public Health
  • Water Pollution from Agricultural Runoff: Health Consequences
  • Air Pollution from Agricultural Practices
  • Soil Health and Human Nutrition
  • Food Safety and Public Health
  • Agroecology and Healthier Food Systems
  • Mental Health of Agricultural Workers
  • Environmental Justice and Public Health Disparities
  • Policy and Governance for Healthier Agricultural Practices
  • Industrial Health and Toxicology

Focuses on eco-friendly lifestyle trends through sustainable fashion and responsible tourism. It highlights how innovation in these sectors supports environmental conservation and conscious consumerism.

  • Sustainable Materials and Eco-Conscious Fashion
  • Circular Fashion Models: Reducing Waste and Extending Product Life
  • Fashion Tech for Sustainability
  • Sustainable Tourism Practices: Minimizing the Footprint of Travel
  • Ecotourism as a Catalyst for Conservation
  • Community Empowerment through Ecotourism
  • The Intersection of Fashion and Tourism: Eco-Conscious Travel and Apparel
  • Collaborative Models
  • Marketing and Branding
  • Challenges and Future Directions for Green Fashion and Ecotourism

  • Sustainable and regenerative farming systems
  • Climate-smart agriculture and resilience strategies
  • Precision agriculture: Drones, sensors, and AI in farming
  • Organic agriculture and certification standards
  • Integrated pest and nutrient management (IPM & INM)
  • Soil conservation and fertility enhancement techniques
  • Sustainable irrigation systems and water management
  • Conservation agriculture and zero tillage techniques
  • Crop diversification and intercropping systems
  • Agroecology and ecosystem-based approaches
  • Role of agri-biotechnology and gene editing (CRISPR)
  • Carbon sequestration and emissions mitigation in agriculture
  • Smart inputs: Biofertilizers, biostimulants, and biopesticides
  • Policy innovations and support systems for green agriculture
  • ICT tools and decision-support systems for farmers
  • Sustainable livestock integration with cropping systems
  • Women and youth empowerment in sustainable farming
  • Farmer-led innovations and traditional ecological knowledge
  • Digital agriculture and remote sensing applications
  • Financial inclusion and market access for sustainable produce

  • Development of climate-resilient horticultural crops
  • Sustainable production of fruits, vegetables, and spices
  • Protected cultivation: Greenhouse, polyhouse, and shade net technologies
  • Innovations in hydroponics, aquaponics, and vertical farming
  • Urban and peri-urban horticulture for food security
  • Integrated nutrient and pest management in horticulture
  • Post-harvest technology, cold chain, and value addition
  • Waste minimization and circular practices in horticulture
  • Genetic improvement and biotechnology in horticultural crops
  • Medicinal and aromatic plants in sustainable systems
  • Landscaping, turf management, and urban greening
  • Ornamental horticulture and floriculture innovations
  • Water-saving techniques: Drip, misting, and fertigation
  • Biodiversity conservation in horticultural systems
  • Nutritional horticulture: Biofortified fruits and vegetables
  • Role of pollinators and biodiversity in horticultural productivity
  • Export potential and global trade in horticulture
  • Organic certification and marketing of horticultural produce
  • Capacity building and entrepreneurship in horticulture
  • Smart sensors and IoT in horticultural monitoring

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Conference Proceedings – ISBN

All accepted and presented papers at the International Conference on Green Agriculture and Environmental Science will be published in the official conference proceedings with an unique ISBN number

ISBN: 978-1-XXXXXXX-XX-X (To be updated with actual number)

The proceedings made available online/downloadable through the conference portal.

Awards we Provide

Where innovation meets recognition—prestigious awards await outstanding contributors

Best Research Paper Award

Given to the most impactful and original research paper based on technical quality, innovation, and relevance.

Best Green Innovation Award

Honors breakthrough innovations that promote environmental sustainability and green technology advancement

Best Ecotourism Initiative Award

Awarded for exemplary efforts in promoting sustainable tourism practices that protect and preserve natural ecosystems

Environmental Leadership Award

Recognizes individuals or organizations leading impactful environmental initiatives and inspiring positive ecological change.

Outstanding Green Technology Innovation Award

Presented for developing or deploying cutting-edge technologies that significantly benefit the environment.

Best Sustainable Agricultural Practice Award

Acknowledges pioneering agricultural methods that enhance productivity while conserving resources and ecosystems

Green Mobility Award

Awarded for innovative transportation solutions that reduce emissions and support sustainable urban development

Best Environmental Education Program

Recognizes educational programs that effectively raise awareness and foster environmental responsibility.

Environmental Advocacy Award

Presented to individuals or groups who have championed environmental causes through impactful advocacy and outreach

Young Innovator in Sustainability Award

Awarded to a young individual demonstrating creative solutions addressing sustainability challenges.

Best Sustainable Design Award

Recognizes innovative design projects that integrate sustainability, aesthetics, and functionality.

Best Agroecology Research Paper

Given for outstanding research promoting ecological principles in agriculture and sustainable land use.

Outstanding Contribution to Biodiversity Conservation Award

Honors impactful work preserving biodiversity and protecting endangered ecosystems or species.

Lifetime Achievement Award in Environmental Science

Celebrates a career of sustained contributions to environmental science and ecological advancement.

Lifetime Achievement Award in Sustainable Agriculture

Awarded for a lifetime of significant contributions to sustainable farming and agricultural innovation.

Registration Fee Details

Please note: At least one author or co-author of each accepted paper must register for the conference to ensure
inclusion in the proceedings and presentation schedule.

* For Group / discount registration connect to us on Whatsapp or write an email to agrienvisummit@gmail.com

* Local Participants: You might offer a discount for local Malaysian participants compared to international ones, typically a 20%-30% discount.

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Cancellation Policy

IAISR understands that unforeseen circumstances may require participants to cancel their registration. Below is our cancellation and refund policy:

Cancellation & Refund Guidelines:

  • Cancellation Requests: All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing via email to the conference secretariat.
  • Refund Eligibility:
    • Before 60 days of the event: 75% refund (minus processing fees)
    • Between 30–60 days of the event: 50% refund (minus processing fees).
    • Less than 30 days before the event: No refund will be provided
  • Transfer of Registration: If unable to attend, participants may transfer their registration to another individual with prior approval.
  • No-Show Policy: No refunds will be issued for participants who fail to attend the event without prior notice.
  • Event Cancellation: If IAISR cancels the event for any reason, a full refund will be issued to all registered participants.

Venue

Kuala Lumpur is an excellent choice for hosting the International Conference on Green Agriculture and Environmental Science in September. The city's vibrant cultural diversity, modern infrastructure, and commitment to sustainability make it an ideal location for an international gathering focused on environmental issues. In September, the weather is generally warm and favorable, with occasional rain, providing a comfortable environment for attendees. Kuala Lumpur offers a range of eco-friendly venues, transport options, and green spaces, such as the KLCC Park and nearby sustainable developments, making it a perfect backdrop for discussions on green agriculture and environmental science. Additionally, the city's accessibility, rich heritage, and world-class amenities ensure that conference participants will have an enriching experience both professionally and personally.