When Markets Meet Public Health: Community-Led Innovation for Children

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​What if the marketplace became one of the most powerful platforms for protecting children’s health?

​In collaboration with: Plan International (India)

​Improving children’s health outcomes requires more than isolated interventions. It calls for systemic approaches that integrate wellbeing into markets, consumer behavior, and digital ecosystems, allowing social impact to scale alongside economic activity rather than compete with it.

​This session explores how market mechanisms and digital innovation can advance child health and hygiene in practical, measurable ways. Drawing on global case studies, the discussion highlights commercially viable models that embed health protection into everyday transactions, demonstrating how aligning business incentives with child wellbeing can drive durable, long-term system change.

​If you believe public health and economic activity can reinforce one another, join this session to explore how scalable market solutions can protect children’s wellbeing. Engage with cross-sector leaders shaping systems that deliver lasting health outcomes for the next generation.