Julie Nie

Chairwoman, Treelion Foundation (Hong Kong)

Julie Nie is a professional in environmental protection and green development, currently serving as Chairwoman of the Treelion Foundation in Hong Kong. She has been actively promoting ecological restoration and sustainable development initiatives.

She is particularly engaged in introducing the Kubuqi desert restoration model to the international community, sharing China’s experience in transforming desert landscapes into sustainable ecosystems while balancing environmental protection with economic development. She is also involved in discussions on green finance and ESG, and collaborates with academic institutions and public platforms to promote environmental awareness and youth engagement in sustainable development. She previously served as Chair of the Treelion Foundation.

Speaking at

Forum 1 | Unity of Humanity and Nature: A Response in an Era of Climate Resilience

4月18日, 上午10:00 - 上午11:30
Town Hall

The systemic worldview of a Well-being Economy provides us with a new foundation for understanding, and this session focuses on the very bedrock of that vision: the large-scale restoration of our natural world. Climate challenges are not merely isolated environmental issues, but systemic symptoms of a global extractive model reaching its limits. In this context, the principle of “Harmony between Humanity and Nature” is no longer just ancient philosophy; it is a vital compass for reshaping business resilience and asset value. From the reversal of desertification to the systemic regeneration of our blue oceans, we will deconstruct transformative cases across both land and sea. We shall examine how China, through the synergy of long-term vision, innovation, and patient capital, translates ecological preservation into self-sustaining, regenerative models. This represents more than the healing of our environment; it marks a fundamental shift for capital—moving from a “resource extractor” to a “steward of living systems”.

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Parallel Lab 4 Fueling Futures: Empowering Youth via Education and Food System

4月18日, 下午2:30 - 下午4:00
SANGHA Movement Center

At a time when the future feels increasingly uncertain, the question is no longer how we prepare the next generation for existing systems, but how we enable them to reimagine and regenerate the systems themselves. This lab explores the intersection of youth education, food systems, and human wellbeing not as separate domains, but as deeply interconnected foundations of a life-centred economy. If education shapes how we see the world, food systems shape how we relate to nature, and well-being shapes how we show up as human beings, then the future we are building depends on how these three evolve together. This session invites participants to move beyond fragmented interventions and ask: How do we cultivate a generation that can think in systems, act with responsibility, and build futures where both people and planet can flourish?

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