Impact Reimagined: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability - Volume 2 - Economies and Systems - Editorial and Sustainability Essays

Sep 17, 2026

Impact Reimagined: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability Volume 2 focuses on economies and systems through editorial framing and contributions from essay authors listed in the publication. The volume explores themes such as green and blue finance, the green economy and entrepreneurship, transition pathways from green initiatives to silver economy models, and carbon governance. It also covers food system sustainability, circular value chains, philanthropy versus capital, family capital and succession, and insights from governance and implementation practices across Asia.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages296

Reading Time12 h 26 min

AccessFree to download

Introduction

Foreword

Preamble

About This Volume

The Colours of Thriving Economies

Blue Finance and the Greater Bay Area

China’s Green Economy and New Generation of Entrepreneurs

Economies of Green and Blue

From Green Transition to Silver Economy: Scaling Sustainability for Planet and People

Green Journey of IMPACT WEEK

Greening at Scale: CATL’s Path in Europe

Integrating Blue Finance and Carbon Governance

Silver Economy and Family Capital for Sustainability

The Blue Economy and The Silver Economy

Unlocking the Silver Economy

Unveiling Asian Families’ Strategies for the Silver Economy

The People in Flourishing Systems

: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability and Nature Editors TAI Sook Yee Chair, NO.17 Foundation Advisory Board Chair, Well-being and EESG Alliance Lawrence LOH Director, Centre for Governance and Sustainability, National University of Singapore Business School Executive Director, Well-being and EESG Alliance ANG Hui Min Communications Lead, Centre for Governance and Sustainability, National University of Singapore Business School Essay Authors As listed in the essays. Editorial Assistants GOH Boon Hao LIM Hui En Lauren TAN Le En Publishers The e-book “Impact Reimagined: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability”is a joint publication by the Well-being and EESG Alliance (WEGA), TPC (Tsao Pao Chee), NO.17 Foundation and the Centre for Governance and Sustainability atthe National University of Singapore Business School. Published in February 2026, it consists of three volumes: -Volume 1: Climate and Nature -Volume 2: Economies and Systems -Volume 3: Well-being and Humanity About Well-being and EESG Alliance (WEGA) The Well-being and EESG Alliance (WEGA), where EESG stands for Economics, Environmental, Social and Governance, is jointly established by TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) and the Centre for Governance and Sustainability at the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School. Established in 2024, it aims to drive corporate sustainability, governance and well-being research focused on Asia. Additionally, it aims to foster a community of practitioners subscribing to the Asian sustainable well-being approach. Learn more about WEGA at [https://bschool.nus.edu.sg/cgs/wega](https://bschool.nus.edu.sg/cgs/wega). About TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) is a fourth-generation family business holding company headquartered in Singapore that is committed to empowering the Well-being and happiness economy. TPC does this by supporting global connectivity and resilience through its supply chain and logistics activities, and well-being-focused activities aimed at fostering individual and collective growth. TPC’s purpose-led Well-being business ecosystem comprises IMC Industrial, OCTAVE, and multiple non-profit organisations, including NO.17 Foundation, OCTAVE Institute, and Restore Nature Foundation, which operates in unity to add value to life. TPC has corporate oﬃces in the People’s Republic of China, Thailand, Indonesia, and Japan. Find out more about TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) at [tsaopaochee.com](tsaopaochee.com) and on LinkedIn. About NO.17 Foundation NO.17 Foundation is the nexus of capital, consciousness, and collaboration in the Well-being Era—the philanthropic heart of TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) . Rooted in SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, NO.17 unites values-aligned funders, partners, and changemakers to catalyse systemic transformation. Through trust-based giving, regenerative coalitions, and strategic ecosystem building, we activate new forms of capital—financial, social, cultural, spiritual, institutional, ecological, and human — as a force for collective flourishing. Explore our movement to make philanthropy as a field of love for transformation at [https://17foundation.org/](https://17foundation.org/ and on)[ and on](https://17foundation.org/ and on) LinkedIn. About Centre for Governance and Sustainability, NUS Business School Founded in 2010, the Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS) is housed at the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School. Our research empowers leaders, organisations and regulators in making informed decisions related to corporate sustainability and corporate governance. We bridge knowledge with industry needs, enabling organisations in the Asia Pacific, including ASEAN and Singapore, to go further in their sustainability journeys. Our research pillars are as diverse as they are profound, covering initiatives in sustainability reporting, climate and nature-related reporting, the Singapore Governance and Transpa

FAQs

What is the main theme of Volume 2?

Volume 2 centers on economies and systems within the broader “Impact Reimagined: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability” project.

Which topics does the volume cover related to finance and governance?

It addresses blue finance, green economy development, and the integration of blue finance with carbon governance.

How does the volume approach sustainability in food systems?

It includes essays on circular food systems, sustainable food system development, and cultivating change across food systems and circular value chains.

Sep 17, 2026

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