Track 3:
Recognizing Nature’s Value
Ecosystems constitute the abundance of natural capital that is needed to sustain communities and businesses. Failure to ascribe the right value to natural capital would misguide the policy and society would be worse off due to the misallocation of resources.
Adrian Choo
Executive Director, High Carbon
Stock Approach (HCSA), Malaysia
Nosrat Ravichandaran
Malaysia Project Lead,
Lestari Capital, Singapore/Malaysia
Katia Bonga
Manager, Redefining Value World
Business Council for Sustainable Development,
Singapore
Charmaine Chee
Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®),
Malaysia
Track 4:
The Linear Economy is dead! Circularity is vital for companies to reach climate, nature and equity goals
Moving away from the linear economy, the ‘take-make-waste’ practices, brings in opportunities for business owners to increase the company’s resiliency by creating new values for the company itself and its customers, and at the same time meeting the climate, nature and equity goals.
Machiel van Stralen
Deputy Head of Economic Section, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Netherland
Timothy Ong Wye Ern
Head of Circular BioEconomy Unit, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), Malaysia
Dr. Hezri Adnan
Executive Director, Malaysian, Institute of Economic Research, Malaysia
Francesco Floris
Trade Counsellor, Delegation of the European Union to Malaysia, European Union
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