The Global Climate-Smart Agriculture Conference 2025 invites researchers, policymakers, and innovators to share their work on solutions for sustainable food systems in a changing climate.
We welcome interdisciplinary and practical approaches, as well as new perspectives on Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA). Abstracts should align with at least one of the six conference themes but are encouraged to explore cross-cutting ideas. The final program will be shaped by the abstracts received.
Submission opens
12th March 2025
Extended Deadline
20th June 2025
Notification of acceptance
July 2025
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION PROCESS
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Prepare your submission

Ensure your abstract aligns with the conference themes and format requirements.
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Submit your abstract

All submissions must be completed online.
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Complete registration

Confirm your participation by paying the registration fee
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Notification of acceptance
(July 2025)

Selected abstracts will be announced
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Review process

The selection committee evaluates submissions.
Guidelines
Ready to submit your abstract?
Download the Abstract Submission Guidelines for detailed instructions on the submission process.
Presentation
Formats
- Oral presentations will be organized into parallel thematic sessions, each lasting 90 minutes
- Sessions will provide opportunities for in-depth discussions on key topics
- Each session will include a max. of three presentations, ensuring focused engagement
- Time allocation: 7 minutes for the presentation and 3 mins for Q&A and discussion
- Presentation: Presenters may use a max. of five supporting slides plus one title slide
- Speed talks will take place in plenary and designed to spark dialogue and highlight key insights in a concise and accessible way
- The aim is to inspire the audience and provide a snapshot of innovative work
- Speed talks are particularly suited for presenting key findings, novel methods, or real-world applications
- Time allocation: Presenters will have 5 mins to share a result, outcome, approach, or concept
- Presentation: Presenters may use a max. of three supporting slides plus one title slide
- Posters will be on display throughout the conference, with a dedicated poster session for engagement and discussion
- Posters must be A0 size (84×119 cm), portrait format.
- Selected posters may be invited for a 5mins “Hot Topic” presentation in plenary, providing an opportunity to highlight key aspects of the research in a short, engaging format
- Posters should be visually engaging and clearly communicate the research findings
Questions?
Contact us at
csaconference@clim-eat.org
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