Luis Peña Lévano

Luis Peña Lévano supports capacity-building efforts in the field of agricultural economics, with a particular focus on the economic analysis of climate change mitigation. He graduated from Purdue University with a doctorate in Agricultural Economics, where his research centered on the economic and environmental impacts of various methods and policies aimed at mitigating climate change. His work has not only earned him awards and recognition but also led to the development of a software program designed to help farmers optimize their crop mixes for better efficiency and sustainability. Luis is deeply committed to advancing the understanding of how agricultural practices can be adapted to address climate change challenges. His research interests include exploring innovative strategies for climate change mitigation within the agricultural sector, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and the economy. He believes in a balanced approach to problem-solving, where organizing and optimizing timing play crucial roles in reducing stress and enhancing productivity. In addition to his research, Luis is passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of agricultural economists. He aims to become a successful professor, sharing his knowledge and insights with students and colleagues alike. Through his work, Luis hopes to contribute to the development of effective policies and practices that support sustainable agriculture and climate resilience. Luis's dedication to his field is evident in his ongoing efforts to bridge the gap between economic theory and practical applications in agriculture. By fostering collaboration and innovation, he seeks to make a meaningful impact on the way agricultural systems respond to the challenges posed by climate change.