The Atlantic Council’s Future of Emerging Economies (FEE) project focuses on shared health and development challenges in South Asia and how countries in the region can work more closely to address them. In particular, it explores how tech and innovation—especially digitization policies—can facilitate more positive health and development outcomes, and it looks at how the region’s publics and policymakers can share success stories and other lessons about their respective experiences. FEE also aims to facilitate broader South-South links, especially between South and Southeast Asia, which promote exchanges on insights related to health and development.
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Digital public infrastructure
Facilitating dialogue aimed at meaningfully adopting digital infrastructure in the region.
Public health
Engaging technology stakeholders to drive investment and innovation in the health and development sectors.
Subregional cooperation
Track 1.5 and 2 dialogues to enable the sharing of information, lessons learned, and success stories.
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