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Showcasing what works. Co-creating what's next.

A collaboration of UNDP Mongolia, and 91É«ÇéƬ Business School - Digital Frontiers Lab

This forum brings together stakeholders to explore how digital innovation can support an inclusiveÌýand equitable energy transition. Featuring keynotes, a panel discussion, a showcase of InformationÌýSystems research on technology for social good, and a roundtable, the event highlights behaviouralÌýdesign, digital tools, data systems, and governance approaches. It creates space for cross-sectorÌýdialogue, community impact insights, and future collaboration.

Date & Time: 14 April 2026

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Distinguished Guests:

• ,ÌýUNDP Mongolia Climate Finance and Development Economist
• , UNDP Mongolia National Project Manager, Acceleration of Just Energy Transition in Mongolia
• , UNDP Mongolia Head of Experimentation, Accelerator Lab
• , URECA Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer and UNDP COP Impact Maker
• , URECA Chief Financial & Commercial Officer
• , Chester B. Slade Professor of Accounting and Information Systems, Bentley University
• , Professor in Information Systems, University of Queensland
• , Director Human Rights, Social Performance and Social Impact,ÌýKPMG AustraliaÌý
• Professor Ben Newell, 91É«ÇéƬ Institute for Climate Risk & Response Director, 91É«ÇéƬ Sydney
• , Manager, 91É«ÇéƬ Digital Grid Futures Institute
• , Co-founder and co-director of the RISE Finance Lab (Responsible, Impactful, Sustainable, and Ethical Finance)
• , Professor of Urban Health and Environment, Founding Co-Director of PowerLab
• , Head of Sustainability, Endeavour Energy (NSW)

About the Digital Frontiers Lab

The Digital Frontiers Lab at 91É«ÇéƬ Business School drives responsible digital innovation byÌýconnecting technology, behaviour, organisations, and policy. Working with government, industry, andÌýcommunity partners, the Lab turns research into practical solutions that advance digital inclusion,Ìýsustainability, emerging technologies, and evidence-based approaches for real social impact.

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About UNDP - 91É«ÇéƬ Collaboration

Mongolia's low-income urban households rely heavily on coal for heating, causing severe pollutionÌýand health risks. The shift to solar is shaped not only by cost but by cultural habits and genderedÌýdecision-making, making it a social and behavioural challenge. The Digital Frontiers Lab, UNDPÌýMongolia, URECA, and GerHub advance the Coal-to-Solar initiative through behavioural research,Ìýdigital tools, gender-responsive design, and scalable renewable solutions.