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Breakfast Roundtable | Catalysing Progress: Private Sector to Power the SDGs

This panel highlights the pivotal role that the private sector plays in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), serving as a significant source of investment and innovation, driving economic growth and sustainability initiatives. Businesses align their practices with SDGs through strategic policy interventions, addressing environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and ethical governance. However, private sector engagement necessitates adopting responsible and inclusive business models and fostering sustainable development partnerships among businesses, governments, communities, NGOs, and international organisations for meaningful SDG impact. Given that all the countries in the world are lagging on the Agenda 2030, the distribution of developmental funds within and across regions will be crucial for equitable progress in the longer horizon.

Speakers:

Arrie Rautenbach, CEO, Absa Group

Tito Mboweni, Former Finance Minister, South Africa

Richard Stewart, Chief Regional Officer for Africa, Sibanye Stillwater

Lucy Corkin, Business Strategist, RMB, FirstRand

Bridgette Motsepe, Founder, Executive Chairperson and CEO of Mmakau Mining (Pty) Ltd.

Moderator: Ashok Malik, Partner and Chair of the India Practice, The Asia Group

Welcome Remarks and Introduction to H.E. Grace Naledi Mandisa Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, South Africa

Introduction: Sunjoy Joshi, Chairman, Observer Research Foundation 

Address: Grace Naledi Mandisa Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, South Africa

Ministerial Address | Catalysing Change: Africa's Global Role in Shaping Tomorrow

As the world continues to evolve, the emergence of African countries as potential poles of economic growth and development presents a unique opportunity for collaboration. While Africa experiences economic, technological and social progress, it is essential to identify ways to leverage this momentum. It is critical to focus on functional cooperation between developed and developing economies in Africa, with a focus on the strategies, the challenges and the potential to create a transformative effect on the global order.

Grace Naledi Mandisa Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, South Africa

Think20 Handover Ceremony: From India to Brazil

Sujan Chinoy, Director-General, Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA); and Chair, Think20 India Core Group

Luciana Servo, President, The Institute of Applied Economic Research

Izabella Teixeira, Trustee Emeritus, Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI)

Márcia Loureiro, President, Alexandre de Gusmão Foundation (FUNAG)

Host: Samir Saran, President, Observer Research Foundation and Chair, Think20 India Secretariat

Plenary Session | Time for Africa: AU in the G20

This panel discussion will examine how Africa’s membership in the G20 can advance its agenda on issues central to the continent’s development: climate change, economic resilience, health, and gender equity. The discussion will delve into the implications of the "G20 New Delhi Leaders' Declaration" for Africa, shedding light on the significance of this international commitment to the continent. Additionally, attention will be directed towards Africa's anticipations regarding the leadership roles of Brazil and South Africa in the G20 for the years 2024 and 2025, respectively. This conversation is an opportunity to examine complicated considerations for African countries.

Speakers:

Said Abass Ahamed, Ambassador and Special Envoy of the President of the African Union

Sarah Agbor, Former Commissioner for Human Resources, Science and Technology, African Union Commission

Abla Abdel-Latif, Executive Director and Director of Research, The Egyptian Centre for Economic Studies

Anita Soina, Founder, Soina Foundation

Moderator: Sachin Chaturvedi, Director General, Research and Information System for Developing Countries and Member, Think20 India Core Group

Plenary Session | Reformed Multilateralism: Pivoting Towards Equitable Development

The collective call for reformed multilateralism reverberates across the globe, especially amid strained geopolitical relations between countries, escalating debt levels, constricted government budgets, and the urgent need for development finance to address global challenges. The imperative to reform the United Nations and Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) stands at the centre of this discourse, underpinning the narrative of inclusive socioeconomic development and the politics of including the Global South in the global governance agenda. This plenary session seeks to dissect the emerging contours of a new multilateral framework at the UN and across MDBs, focusing on the imperative to prioritise just politics, inclusive and sustainable growth.

Speakers:

Tito Mboweni, Former Finance Minister, South Africa

Izabella Teixeira, Trustee Emeritus, Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI)

Sujan Chinoy, Director-General, Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA); and Chair, Think20 India Core Group

Andreas Schaal, OECD Sherpa for G20, G7 and APEC

Moderator: Moira Feil, Head of Division Multilateral Development Policy, G7/G20, OECD/DAC, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development

In-conversation | Cross-Border Cooperation: Pathways to Conflict Resolution

In a world interconnected as never before, the intricacies of global conflicts demand innovative solutions that transcend borders. Our platforms need to critically examine challenges of fragility and sovereignty, particularly in Africa, along with the factors that affect its economic development. As countries navigate the complexities of conflicts that traverse geographical and political boundaries, diplomatic negotiations to regional alliances for meaningful resolutions uncover the power of unity in dismantling barriers, fostering understanding, and cultivating a future of harmonious coexistence. This session will bring together voices from the Global South to explore the potential of working together across borders to shape a world where peace triumphs over discord and where shared visions transcend divisive boundaries.

Speakers:

Ellen Sirleaf-Johnson, Former President of Liberia

Mbaranga Gasarabwe, Former Assistant Secretary-General, Department of Global Security and Safety, United Nations

Ami Mpungwe, Former High Commissioner of Tanzania to South Africa and Chairman, Kilombero Sugar Company

Moderator: Pauline Bax, Deputy Director, Africa Program, International Crisis Group

Plenary Session | Shooting Stars: Igniting a Youth-Powered Development Pathway

In a world that is ever-evolving, it is imperative to take advantage of the potential of young people in order to achieve sustainable development. This concept underscores the pivotal role that young individuals play in shaping the future. With the challenges of climate change, technological advancements, and social transformation, empowering the youth to be active contributors to development has never been more crucial. This panel discussion aims to explore how societies can unlock the creativity, energy, and innovation of young minds to drive positive change, while addressing the obstacles they face in realising their full potential.

Speakers:

Tshering Cigay Dorji, Director, SELISE Digital Platforms

Vanshica Kant, International Consultant, Asian Development Bank

Sara Ahmadian, Founder, AnarVC

Saude Amina Atoyebi, Consultant, Good Governance Group (NGO)

Moderator: Isibor Aigbe Oaikhinan, Legal Officer, Legal Services Department, Central Bank of Nigeria

Roundtable Discussion | Multilateralism in Action: Aligning Global Platforms for advancing SDGs

Health, nutrition, climate, and agriculture are intricately linked, often exerting a profound influence on each other even as their collective impact transcends geographical borders. Therefore, a collaborative and multi-faceted approach is essential to address the challenges associated with these converging areas, especially if we are to catalyse progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This discussion will delve into the importance of converging priorities across major global and regional platforms such as G20, ASEAN, BRICS, IBSA, and AU to make multilateralism deliver for SDGs. The unique constellation of G20 Presidencies—Indonesia, India, Brazil, and South Africa, provides a distinctive vantage point. These four nations not only wield regional influence and represent emerging economies but also serve as integral members within their respective blocs and global platforms..

Speakers:

Luciana Servo, President, the Institute of Applied Economic Research

Rachel Toku-Appiah, Director, Programmes Advocacy & Communications, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Jacqueline Kitulu, Chairperson of the Board, Rocket Health UG

Nilanjan Ghosh, Director, Centre for New Economic Diplomacy, ORF & Director, Think20 India Secretariat

Moderator: Sarah Andries, Vice President, Global Health Strategies

Plenary Session | Rising Tides: Strategies for Human Security in the Afro-Asian Century

The promise of the Afro-Asian century, based on Africa's economic performance and Asia's success, underlines the need to enhance trade and connectivity in the region. Connectivity that spans cross-border infrastructures as well as cooperation in digital domains. By harnessing the power of regional cooperation and connectivity, African and Asian nations can work towards reducing poverty, ensuring access to quality education and healthcare, promoting gender equality, and building resilient infrastructure. Although the prospects of Afro-Asian cooperation are promising, this panel will address critical questions related to governance, inclusivity, and balancing economic growth and development with environmental sustainability.

Speakers:

Mounia Boucetta, Senior Fellow, Policy Center for the New South

Danny Quah, Dean, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy

Satoru Nagao, Fellow (non-resident), Hudson Institute

Kayode Fayemi, Former Governor of Ekiti State

Moderator: Lynn Kuok, Senior Fellow for Asia-Pacific Security, International Institute for Strategic Studies (Asia)

Keynote Address | Transforming our World: Financing for Sustainable Development

Arrie Rautenbach, CEO, Absa Group

Plenary Session | Navigating Data for Sustainable Development: Opportunities and Challenges

In an increasingly data-driven world, harnessing the power of data for sustainable development while ensuring equity, security, and privacy is paramount. Addressing the digital divide is also essential to bridge disparities and ensure that marginalised communities benefit from data-driven development. Thus, it must follow that drives towards data literacy and the development of analytical capabilities in developing regions must ensure that local stakeholders remain active participants. As data collection grows, protecting individuals' privacy and security of sensitive data and preventing misuse and breaches require many ethical considerations that should guide data collection, storage, and utilisation. Governments can also positively leverage data to formulate evidence-based policies that drive sustainable development and address societal challenges. Private sector collaborations with governments and civil society for data sharing in support of development objectives can further yield positive results.

Address: Nelson Muffuh, United Nations Resident Coordinator in South Africa

Speakers:

Anir Chowdhury, Policy Advisor, a2i, Government of Bangladesh

Baratang Miya, Founder and CEO, Girlhype Women Who Code

Rogers Dhliwayo, Senior Economic Advisor, United Nations Development Programme

Prerna Mukharya, Founder, Outline India

Moderator: Alison Gillwald, Executive Director, Research ICT Africa (RIA)

Ministerial Address | Pathways to a Green Future

Barbara Creecy, Minister for Environment, South Africa

Plenary Session | Resources of the Future: Ensuring Sustainable Energy Access in the Global South

Access to reliable and sustainable energy is fundamental to economic growth, social development, and environmental sustainability. Especially in the context of the Global South, the positive effects of effectively addressing energy poverty can be traced much of the way down, even in domains such as healthcare, education, and climate resilience. The importance of transition to sustainable energy sources can ensure long-term sustainability and reduce environmental impacts drastically, especially for vulnerable and remote communities. This conversation will delve into the multifaceted dimensions of providing equitable and affordable access to energy in the Global South and explore how such access can align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster positive economic and social growth.

Speakers:

Mark Swilling, Co-Director of the Centre for Sustainability Transitions, Stellenbosch University, Just Energy Transition Platform, UNDP / PCC

Richard Stewart, Chief Regional Officer for Southern Africa, Sibanye Stillwater

Sheina Kiyara Gokool, Founder, The Legend Group

Moderator: Abla Abdel-Latif, Executive Director and Director of Research, The Egyptian Centre for Economic Studies

In-conversation Session | Guardians of the Coast: Island States and Climate Challenges

In the face of escalating global warming consequences, Small Island Developing States (SIDS) stand as the vanguard, enduring the brunt of rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and ecological disruptions. Climate vulnerability, exacerbated by rising temperatures and extreme weather events, often necessitates forced migrations, and devastating livelihoods and resources, forcing people to seek more habitable areas. As nations navigate the multifaceted challenges in the Indian Ocean changes, the role of smaller coastal and island states, particularly in Africa, is expected to be instrumental in advancing common existential interests in the Indo-Pacific due to their strategic positions- becoming central in advocating for collective action and pressing challenges so that communities no longer have their lives dictated by the encroachment of the high seas.

Speaker: Mohamed Nasheed, Former Speaker, People's Majlis and Former President, Maldives

Moderator: Sunjoy Joshi, Chairman, Observer Research Foundation

Red-Eye Session | Breaking Boundaries, Building Futures: Women Entrepreneurs in the Global South

The importance of female entrepreneurs in the context of the Global South has grown exponentially. These women entrepreneurs are not only contributing to economic development, but they are also challenging traditional gender stereotypes. However, their challenges are often compounded by socio-economic inequalities, cultural prejudices, and restricted access to resources. As the global debate on gender equality and economic growth intensifies, it is essential to consider the challenges faced by women entrepreneurs, while simultaneously recognising their successes and discovering paths to success.

Speakers:

Luciana Servo, President, the Institute of Applied Economic Research

Norah Obudho, Director, WomenLift Health

Hoda Al Khzaimi, Director, Center for Cyber Security, NYU Abu Dhabi

Melissa Skorka, Director, South Asia Practice, Albright Stonebridge South Asia; Middle East and Islamic World Fellow, University of Stanford, Hoover Institution

Moderator: Sunaina Kumar, Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation and Executive Director, Think20 India Secretariat

Arrival of Participants to Venue

Plenary Session | Financing a Just Transition: Balancing Climate Action and Green Development

This plenary session delves into the heart of green development, treading the path of financial strategies essential for a just transition. It underscores the pivotal role of financial sectors in aligning climate action with the broader goals of sustainable and inclusive growth, centred around the core values of green development. Drawing from the Paris Agreement's commitment to a just transition, this session aims to explore practical financial strategies that ensure an equitable shift towards a green economy, encompassing both climate-related and social outcomes​. With a spotlight on global endeavours, underscoring international collaborations and the mobilisation of substantial financial resources to support transitioning economies​, this session will also focus on the role of investors and banks in the just transition, alongside their ongoing efforts to design financial tools, develop performance metrics, and identify policy reforms essential for mobilising finance towards a just transition​.

Speakers:

Abla Abdel-Latif, Executive Director and Director of Research, The Egyptian Centre for Economic Studies

Lucy Corkin, Business Strategist, RMB, FirstRand

Igor Makarov, Head, School of World Economy, HSE University

Heungchong Kim, Distinguished Professor, College of International Relations, Korea University

Moderator: Nilanjan Ghosh, Director, Centre for New Economic Diplomacy, Observer Research Foundation and Director, Think20 India Secretariat

Plenary Session | Empowering Growth: Building Harmonised Digital Public Infrastructure in the Global South

In the context of Global South nations, especially the ones in Africa, the imperative for a robust Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is underscored by the need for seamless data flows and interoperable frameworks. These regions face unique challenges in economic and technological development, necessitating efficient and scalable DPIs to foster growth. The efficiency of DPIs in these areas can be optimised by enabling both domestic and cross-border data flows while simultaneously addressing the risks posed by unharmonised data governance frameworks. Achieving a harmonised approach to data governance is crucial for mitigating privacy concerns and building trust in digital infrastructure, ultimately facilitating the sustainable evolution and widespread adoption of DPIs for economic development and global collaboration that the G20 forum can enable.

Speakers:

Jainaba Sowe, Graduate Student, Graduate student, Department of Computer Sciences, Management Development Institute, Gambia

Carolina Rossini, Co-Founder and Director for Policy and Research, The Datasphere

Anit Mukherjee, Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation America

Robert Ochola, CEO, AfricaNenda

Moderator: Latha Reddy, Co-Chair, Global Commission on Stability in Cyberspace

Roundtable Discussion | Women-Led Development: Empowering Communities and Beyond

Women play a transformative role in grassroots communities, serving as the bedrock upon which societies thrive as their leadership is characterised by resilience, resourcefulness, and commitment to community well-being. Particularly in Africa, women-led development initiatives can be a driving force for positive change as a gender-transformative approach that foregrounds the role of women’s leadership for achieving progress, addressing a wide array of challenges from healthcare and education to sustainable agriculture and economic empowerment. Multilateral organisations can support the vital role of women in Africa's development, channelling resources and expertise to amplify their impact. In doing so, these organisations can foster inclusive growth, reduce inequality, and advance the well-being of communities worldwide.

Speakers:

Chrystelle Tsafack, Chief of Social Policy, UNICEF Madagascar

Ornela Cuci, Vice President, IKAR Holdings

Bandana Preyashi, Secretary, Environment, Forest, Climate Change , Indian Administrative Service

Soumya Bhowmick, Associate Fellow, Observer Research Foundation

Moderator: Chakera Mcintosh, Director, Global Health Strategies

In conversation | The Public Policy Triad: Government, Business, Society

In times of crisis and an uncertain global environment, it is essential to explore the changing contours of the well-established policy triad between government, business and society. The interests of all three are increasingly intertwined. The role of the private and social sectors has become increasingly indispensable in finding innovative and sustainable solutions for global crises. The combined efforts of public, private and social sectors are essential to respond to international challenges like geopolitical uncertainty, conflict, climate change, cybersecurity threats, trade wars, and migration. For greater policy coherence and to respond to societal expectations in times of crisis, government, business and society, must reimagine the triad.

Speaker:

Rajeev Gowda, Vice Chairperson, State Institute for Transformation of Karnataka, Government of Karnataka

Moderator: Ashok Malik, Partner and Chair of the India Practice, The Asia Group

Plenary Session | Food for All: How can regional cooperation ensure global food security?

In a world characterised by rapidly expanding population, changing climatic conditions, and widening economic disparities, the issue of global food security has become a major focus. As countries struggle to feed their populations in a sustainable manner, the necessity of regional cooperation becomes increasingly apparent. Agriculture, trade, technological progress, and policy decisions all interact across borders and necessitate mutually beneficial solutions. The fundamental question of how regional collaboration can serve as a foundation for global food security becomes pertinent.

Ministerial Address: Thoko Didiza, Minister of Agriculture, South Africa

Speakers:

Kirill Masalov, Senior Research Fellow, Andrey Melnichenko Foundation

Renato G. Flores Jr., Director, FGV IIU - International Intelligence Unit

Lydia Kostopoulos, Founder, Abundance Studio 

Moderator: Max Boqwana, CEO, Thabo Mbeki Foundation

In-conversation | Critical and Inexorable: Scripting the Agenda for South Rising

The moment of the rise of the Global South, which was predicted for decades, is finally here. This is backed by data, the Global South contributes more than 80 percent of global economic output. 'South Rising' is an inexorable trend and will define the most critical geopolitical, economic and social changes of this century. The rise of the Global South is challenging the status quo of rich country dominance in global governance forums. This throws up essential questions, given the different economic and political trajectories of the South economies, how can they find common interests and identities to challenge advanced economies and galvanise collective action towards a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable global development pathway.

Speaker:

Anil Sooklal, BRICS Sherpa and Ambassador at Large for Asia and BRICS

Moderator: Samir Saran, President, Observer Research Foundation and Chair, Think20 India Secretariat

Valedictory Address

 Thabo Mbeki, Former President of South Africa

Vote Of Thanks

Max Boqwana, CEO, Thabo Mbeki Foundation

Pulkit Mohan, Head of Forums, Observer Research Foundation

Cultural Performance

Free Evening

Dinner

Hall 5, CTICC

Building Resilience: Preparing for the Future of Work

Well-integrated and adequately skilled workers benefit origin and destination countries alike. With technology developing at an accelerated pace, it is essential to ensure a future committed to fair and sustainable labour practices and work towards well-managed, regular and skills-based migration pathways.

Hylde-Mbuta Lukovi Seke, Programme Officer and Technology, NEPAD

Alison Gillwald, Executive Director, Research ICT Africa (RIA)

Moderator: Vanshica Kant, International Consultant, Asian Development Bank

The Return of Great Power Politics: Risks and Implications

We are once again in the era of Great Power Politics, as geopolitical competition between major powers intensifies, accelerated by the pandemic and recent global conflicts. The emerging global order of competition and rivalry will bear an impact on sustainable development, climate change, trade and technology.

Ami Mpungwe, Former High Commissioner of Tanzania to South Africa and Chairman, Kilombero Sugar Company

Velina Tchakarova, Founder, For A Conscious Experience (FACE)

Moderator: Lydia Kostopoulos, Founder, Abundance Studio

Tech For Good: Navigating the Intersections of AI and Governance

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the ability to deliver new insights in every sector. The omnipresence of AI in various industries presents regulatory challenges that warrant critical attention given that AI is shaping our lives and perspectives in countless ways.

Amor Maclang, Convener, Digital Pilipinas

Anir Chowdhury, Policy Advisor, a2i, Government of Bangladesh

Moderator: Carolina Rossini,  Co-Founder and Director for Policy and Research, The Datasphere

Solving the Equation: Advancing Women and Girls in STEM

The under-representation of women in STEM fields is a global phenomenon. Girls and women are obstructed from math and science throughout their education, which in turn impacts their access and opportunities to enter these fields. Early exposure in educational institutions, access to finance for higher education, and care facilities in workplaces, are some of the ways to bring more women into STEM sectors.

Baratang Miya, Founder and CEO, Girlhype Women Who Code

Judith Mwaniki, Livelihoods & Food Security Specialist, Consortium for Economic Research and Development Studies, Kenya

Moderator: Rachel Toku-Appiah, Director, Programmes Advocacy & Communications, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

The First Respondents: Empowering Local Communities for Biodiversity Conservation

The integral role of indigenous and local communities in biodiversity conservation efforts underscores the importance of inclusive and equitable approaches for fostering environmental resilience and restoring healthy ecosystems in the long term.  

Anita Soina, Founder, Soina Foundation

Hannah Bamwerinde, Founder, Adventures With Locals

Moderator: John Kalisa, Senior Natural Resources Economist, The World Bank Group

Decoding Security Dynamics: Multilateralism vs. Minilateralism

With the increasing bleakness on multilateralism, countries are relying more on minilateralism. Exploring the intricate balance between large-scale multilateral cooperation and nimble minilateral partnerships in shaping security, economic, and international relations requires evaluating how each paradigm influences relations in specific contexts.

Pamla Gopaul, Senior Program Manager, African Union Development Agency (NEPAD)

Davis Makori, Rotary Peace Fellow

Moderator: Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Senior Fellow, The German Marshall Fund of the United States

De-stressing the Balance Sheet: Lifting Debt-trapped Nations

In the aftermath of the pandemic, governments have become increasingly debt-heavy, with a disproportionate share of the burden falling on the Global South, while the OECD countries stand out as the largest creditors. As emerging nations still grapple with the trilemma of poor economic performance, climate risk and spillovers from the pandemic, it is critical to escape these precarious debt traps.

Renato Baumann, Senior Researcher, Institute for Applied Economic Research

Gladys Lechini, Professor of International Relations, National University of Rosario

Moderator: Lucy Corkin, Business Strategist, RMB, FirstRand 

The Emerging Order in the Middle East: Between Conflict and Cooperation

The power dynamics in the Middle East, which were stable since the end of the Cold War, are once again in a state of upheaval, with growing conflict, civil wars, the return of great power politics, and the energy revolution. The fragile geopolitical situation is further threatened with major states of the region locked in an escalating competition for regional power.   

Ebtesam Al-Ketbi, President and Founder, Emirates Policy Centre

Navdeep Suri, Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation 

Trade Titans: Unveiling New Pathways in Emerging Markets

In an era marked by unprecedented global shifts and interconnected economies, the dynamics of trade are undergoing a profound transformation. Emerging markets play a pivotal role in shaping the future of commerce—there is a need to explore the strategies, innovations, and collaborative approaches that are propelling these trade titans toward prominence on the global stage.

Axel Berger, Deputy Director, German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS),

Danny Quah, Dean, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

Moderator: Kekeli Ahiable, Trade and Infrastructure Advisor, Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

Engines of Growth: Integrating MSMEs into Global Value Chains

The integration of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) into global supply chains can enhance productivity and competitiveness, create livelihoods and promote sustainable and inclusive growth. It presents huge opportunities as well as new challenges for the sector.

Heungchong Kim, Distinguished Professor, College of International Relations, Korea University

Tan Ya, Researcher and Deputy Director of BRICS Research Center, University of International Business and Economics

Moderator: Zillur Rahman, Executive Director, Centre for Governance Studies

Harnessing LiFE: Sustainable Consumption and Responsible Business Practices

Many countries in the Global South are experiencing rapid economic growth and urbanisation. As populations expand and consumer demands increase, responsible consumption practices can help alleviate pressure on scarce resources by demanding sustainable choices, influencing market trends, and fostering a culture of conscious consumption—inculcating a lifestyle for the environment (LiFE).

Ornela Cuci, Vice President, IKAR Holdings

Sixit Bhatta, Founder, CEO, Tootle

Moderator: Nilanjan Ghosh, Director, Centre for New Economic Diplomacy, Observer Research Foundation and Director, Think20 India Secretariat