Dynamic Governance in the Age of Disruptions
| Event Synopsis | Adaptive Governance in the Age of Tech and AI
AI and digital technologies promise more agile, data-driven cities — but are these tools actually being used effectively? This panel tackles the challenges, ethical quandaries, and future possibilities of integrating AI with urban governance.
Ng See Kiong (Panellist) – Professor of Practice, School of Computing, NUS; Director of AI Talents, AI Singapore
Capitalizing the City Assets: Land, Finance & Value Capture Cities worldwide struggle to finance high-quality infrastructure while maintaining liveability. This panel explores how governments can balance financial sustainability with public good, and synergise private-sector partnerships to invest in physical and social infrastructure for all.
Stuart Mercier (Panellist) – Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Cairdrow Capital
Translational Governance: Bridging Academia, Policy, and Community How can we bridge the gap between theory and action? What kind of frameworks facilitate effective co-governance? This panel examines how translational governance and inter-agency integration can lead to inclusive decision making, and how participatory structures can establish trust and yield actionable solutions.
Jeffrey Hou (Panellist) – Provost’s Chair Professor, Head of the Department of Architecture, NUS
Resilient by Design: Futureproofing Urban Governance for the Age of Climate Change With cities facing urgent pressure to reach their climate goals, there is a growing need to address urban needs while considering sustainability goals. This panel explores how governments can harness emerging technologies and long-term planning to build climate-resilient futures.
Tan Szue Hann (Panellist) – Director, ESG Strategy (Fund Management) and Head of Sustainability (Real Estate), Keppel |