At UNGA to bring ideas that shape new systems, frameworks and more equitable institutions

As part of her engagements, Pin convened a philanthropic dialogue focused on two urgent global challenges — climate change and global health. The discussion emphasized the need for increased and more effective funding, equitable global institutions and inclusive decision-making that reflects the voices of all communities.

She also chaired a closed-door roundtable with representatives from 12 governments — from Peru to Senegal — exploring how to build a fairer, more effective system of global governance for the future.

At the Clinton Global Initiative, Pin participated in two days of action-oriented conversations, leading small group sessions on innovative financing to support social transformation. She also connected with organizations pioneering technological solutions to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

A highlight of the week was connecting with Angga Dwi Martha, an Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity in Southeast Asia, who currently leads the intergovernmental dialogue team at UNICEF (see them together in the banner photo). Their conversation explored ways of bringing more Fellows into UN discussions and ensuring their voices contribute to global policymaking.

Reflecting on her week, Pin said: “My focus was on bringing big ideas into the conversation—ideas that can shape new systems, frameworks, and institutions that are equitable, inclusive, and ensure that every community and country has a voice in decision-making.”