Day 2

The panel discussion aims to assist the youth understand the gaps in current health distribution systems, and how service innovations can fill those gaps in ASEAN. As health is often associated with expensive medical and technological innovation, this panel discussion will focus on service innovation as a more accessible domain for youth. Learning from a mix of newer disruptors and more established solution providers, youth will be able to understand their potential roles in such innovative businesses and perceive how their solutions can improve health service delivery not just in their home country, but throughout the region.

We hope for this panel discussion to bring attention to solutions at the forefront of decarbonisation. This includes solutions that are not yet seen as economically viable at scale, such as carbon capture. By capturing the imagination of participants in envisioning how such solutions might develop, and enlightening them on the current obstacles holding back such solutions, youth will be better equipped to weigh the pros and cons of such technology, as opposed to more familiar forms of decarbonisation. This session also aims to introduce participants to the idea of carbon negativity, encouraging them to form their own opinion on whether it is a realistic target, and what youth can do to help us get there.