Programme Calendar

16 Sep 2025, 16:30:00 - 17:30:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

As the world faces accelerating disruption—from AI to ecological instability—traditional leadership models are no longer enough. This immersive session invites leaders to move beyond performance and adaptation, towards regeneration and wholeness.

Blending Regenerative Systems Thinking with Quantum Leadership, the session explores how today’s complex challenges require not just smarter strategies, but deeper inner clarity, relational awareness, and systemic coherence. Co-facilitated by practitioners from multiple disciplines, including neuroscience, coaching, economics, and somatics, the session offers a collective space for experimentation and renewal.

Participants will experience live demonstrations of regenerative coaching and consciousness-based leadership, engaging in dialogue and reflection to explore how transformation begins within. This is not a theoretical masterclass. It’s a living lab for leaders ready to realign their inner compass, rewire outdated assumptions, and take bold, regenerative action—within their organisations and beyond.

17 Sep 2025, 09:00:00 - 09:45:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

This is the first session of a four-session series.

Before we can regenerate forests, systems, or economies, we must first ground ourselves. This guided session offers delegates a reflective space to connect with personal clarity, shared values, and systemic awareness ahead of co-creation workshops on rainforest revitalisation, food sovereignty, and community renewal. Using Perennial’s proven methodology, it helps align inner leadership with the complexities of ecological and social change.

Open to policymakers, entrepreneurs, funders, and practitioners, the session provides a vital pause to anchor purpose, resilience, and presence. It poses a bold question: could stillness and reconnection with values be the most radical starting point for true transformation?

17 Sep 2025, 09:45:00 - 10:45:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

This is the second session of a four-session series.

As nature degradation accelerates and institutions rethink their role in shaping a well-being economy, a new frontier is emerging: mutual value creation through nature restoration. This 40-minute dialogue brings together key leaders to explore how protecting nature is not only a moral imperative—but a strategic one.

Drawing from experience across corporate value chains, philanthropic capital, and ecological science, the conversation will spotlight how regenerative investments can align stakeholder interests, build resilient markets, and co-create shared prosperity. They will equip participants with a robust understanding of mutual value creation, from theory to market applications, enabling them to integrate purpose, ecosystem thinking, and outcome-linked procurement strategies within their organisations and investments.

This session also sets the stage for workshop sessions which will happen after this dialogue. Together, we ask: What does it take to make restoration not just viable—but vital for business, communities, and the planet?

17 Sep 2025, 10:45:00 - 11:45:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

This in the third session of a four-session series.

This interactive workshop builds on the morning panel discussion by taking participants into Indonesia as a living laboratory for regenerative local economies. Using SecondMuse’s Economic Design and Development Tool (EDDT), it will explore how place-based investing can connect biodiversity protection with sustainable livelihoods and inclusive economic growth.

Participants will engage in collaborative mapping, apply the EDDT framework across different landscapes, and examine how strategic capital deployment can generate mutual ecological, social, and commercial value. The workshop will also focus on identifying scalable solution pathways, co-designing procurement strategies, and establishing KPIs that align financial returns with nature-positive, community-centred outcomes.

By the end, attendees will gain actionable insights and tools to invest in place—transforming landscapes into engines of regenerative prosperity while safeguarding ecosystems and communities.

17 Sep 2025, 11:45:00 - 12:45:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

This is a fourth session of a four-session series.

This final chapter builds on the morning panel and place-based sessions to co-design a Singapore-based blended finance platform aimed at mobilising capital to transform Asia’s economic systems.

Drawing on insights from nature restoration and place-based investing, participants will explore how philanthropic, public, and private capital can be combined to finance well-being economies—absorbing risk, stabilising markets, and enabling investment in regenerative value chains. Through interactive design sprints, the session will examine governance models, capital stack structures, and MRV (measurement, reporting, and verification) systems to support equitable, nature-positive growth.

Participants will work collaboratively to co-create a foundational roadmap for launching the platform, complete with actionable strategies for aligning capital flows with ecological resilience, community prosperity, and long-term market health.

17 Sep 2025, 13:45:00 - 14:45:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

If your climate plan fits in a spreadsheet, it’s too small. It’s time to think in living systems, not silos—because what benefits nature also strengthens your community and your core business.

It’s time to stop tinkering at the edges. This session challenges leaders to go beyond pilot projects and start reimagining entire systems—how we produce, trade, consume, and regenerate. From finance to food, from supply chains to policy, we will surface real-world pathways for scaling climate action and nature-based solutions that honour both planetary health and human dignity. Because the future we want is not incremental—it’s transformational.

17 Sep 2025, 14:45:00 - 15:45:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

If you think small businesses can’t drive big change, think again—nature-positive futures will be built by those closest to the land, the food, and the water we depend on.

Scaling climate action is not just about ambition—it’s about turning intention into real, measurable impact. In this session, we’ll highlight how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can play a catalytic role in weaving climate ambition and nature-based solutions directly into the fabric of Singapore’s economy. We’ll move beyond generic strategies and explore practical, grounded approaches to integrate food, forestry, water, and waste solutions into the core of business models. We’ll challenge participants to see nature-based action not as a cost or a constraint, but as the foundation for long-term business resilience and community flourishing. Because SMEs—often overlooked in climate discussions—hold the keys to scaling change where it matters most: at the local, real-world level.

17 Sep 2025, 15:45:00 - 17:00:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

If mangroves protect us from the storm, why aren’t we protecting them with our capital? Can we finally finance nature as infrastructure—not charity?

Mangrove forests are a vital yet overlooked asset in Asia’s fight against climate change and coastal vulnerability. From absorbing carbon to shielding coastlines and sustaining millions of livelihoods, mangroves offer triple wins for climate, biodiversity, and communities. But to scale mangrove restoration, we need more than conservation—we need capital, community partnerships, and a new financing model.

This session explores how blended finance—combining philanthropic, public, and private funding—can catalyse investable, inclusive mangrove restoration projects. Hear from practitioners turning muddy coastlines into carbon credit generators, job creators, and pillars of long-term resilience.