Join us on the 6th March to understand how location related data impacts on health planning and can improve local and national outcomes.

Mr Yeoh Oon Jin

Chairman

Singapore Land Authority

Mr Scott Simmons

Chief Standards Officer

Open Geospatial Consortium

Mr James Lewis

Head of Geospatial

Health Security Agency, United Kingdom

Ms Bushra Afreen

Chief Heat Officer Dhaka

Arsht-Rock

Mr Ng Siau Yong

Director, Geospatial and Data Division Chief

Singapore Land Authority

Dr Mohamad Fadli Kharie

Senior Principal Assistant Director

Ministry of Health Malaysia

Mr Edwin Tong

Minister for Culture, Community

and Youth and Second Minister for Law

Mr Sutowo Wong

Director, Health Analytics Division, Planning

Ministry of Health Singapore

Ms Wan Chantavilasvong

Advisor

Regional Laboratory on Urban Governance for

Health and Well-Being

Ms Elena Boni

Urban Development & Sustainability Specialist

UNICEF East Asia and Pacific

Mr Peter Sasi

Vice - President Asia Pacific

Greehill

Mr Tang Hao

Assistant Professor - Department of Geography : Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions

National University of Singapore

WEDNESDAY 6^TH MARCH 2024
9.00am - 9.50am	Opening Ceremony Opening remarks Welcome remarks Opening Address by Guest-of-Honor
10:00am - 10:15am	Keynote Address: Everybody is someplace: using location information to serve our communities
10:15am - 11:00am	The diagnostics of location in improving life quality In the understanding that each individual has a right to the provision of basic medical services any changes in population numbers and age profiles have a profound impact in planning for future needs. Discussion points include: What is the ideal model for health provision at a city and countrywide level? Mapping tools for the planning of public health service provision Predicting service needs by age and location Monitoring and tracing health issues and formulating response plans
11:00am – 11:20am	Tea Break*
11:20am – 11:35am	Keynote Address
11:35am – 12.15pm	Nature based solutions for future urban development The ever expanding urban footprint across Asia demands greater attention to the needs of resident populations and to ensure an attractive environment to lure new businesses. The session investigates the key ingredients in the development of successful neighbourhoods and how to create a sustainable living environment. Key questions include: How do the needs of citizens vary in cities with differing economic conditions? How can the divide be bridged? What are the key considerations for creating a cleaner urban environment? How to plan and budget for a greener city landscape?