From circular production models and regenerative supply chains to community-led climate innovation, youth-driven approaches are moving faster than many institutional responses, often operating at the edges of policy, finance, and formal recognition.
This session spotlights the climate and circularity solutions being led by young innovators in partnership with businesses, cities, and civil society. It examines what distinguishes these models, not just in creativity, but in speed, legitimacy, and proximity to lived environmental risk, and where they are already delivering measurable impact.
The conversation then turns to scale. What do these initiatives require from established institutions to move from pilots to systems change? Participants will explore the roles of capital, policy alignment, procurement, and intergenerational collaboration in translating youth-led climate action into durable, global impact. At stake is not only the future of sustainability, but who gets to design it.
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