Events
"Next-generation Circular Bio Economy Symposium"
Celebration of the 70th Anniversary of Friendship between Japan and Cambodia
Uploaded Date: 2024-03-15
Program
Date | February 2(Fri), 2024 12:00-18:45 (cambodia time 10:00-16:45) |
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Method | Onsite(Royal University of Agriculture, Cambodia)×Online |
Hosts | Nagoya University (NU) International Center for Research and Education in Agriculture; NU Center for Low-temperature Plasma Sciences; NU Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences; NU Graduate School of Engineering, NU Asian Satellite Campuses Institute; NU Center for Asian Legal Exchange; Royal University of Agriculture, Cambodia; General Directorate of Agriculture, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery |
Co-hosts | IRRI-Cambodia Liaison Office, NU Interdisciplinary Frontier Fellowship: Creating the Future of Asia Field |
Supporters | FAO; Japan Embassy in Cambodia; Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Cambodia Office; Plasma-seed Science Study Group; Japan Intellectual Support Network in Agricultural Sciences (JISNAS); Satake Corporation; Kota Town, Aichi Prefecture |
Capacity | Onsite: 200, Online: 200 |
Target audience | Scientist, researchers, University and Academics; Private sector and Business practitioner; Government institutions; International organizations and Policy makers; Non-Government organization |
Entry fee | free |
Registration form | Click here |
Contact | Hiroshi Ehara e-mail:ehara.hiroshi.h9[at]f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp |
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Cambodia's primary industry production has increased dramatically in recent years, ranking 10th in the world in case of rice production, and its position in the international market has increased to 9th in the world in terms of milled rice exports. However, even with such rapid progress in rice production, there are still many issues. For example, approximately 70% of rice is produced under rain-fed conditions due to the lack of irrigation development, and so measures to stabilize rice cultivation are highly needed.
On the other hand, there are also high hopes for improving the quality of agricultural products domestically and internationally. Towards such improvements in quantity and quality, there are challenges such as a shortage of supplies of fertilizers and other materials due to climate change and unpredictable changes in the international social situation, as well as social needs of a shift to sustainable and circular cultivation technologies.
In this symposium, we will deepen our understanding about the current situation surrounding ASEAN countries and east Asian countries and provide information on the progress of Cambodian primary industries in recent years and efforts to resolve various issues mentioned above. Through our collaboration, we will demonstrate the emerging technologies and systems of Next-generation Circular Bio Economy, and discuss measures to deploy them for social implementation, and aim to contribute to strengthening the green agri-bioeconomy targeting 2030 and 2050 taking into account the Royal Government of Cambodia - Pentagonal Strategy: 1) Human Capital Development, 2) Economic Diversification and Competitiveness Enhancement, 3) Development of Private Sector and Employment, 4) Resilient, Sustainable and Inclusive Development, 5) Development of Digital Economy and Society.