Even though developing an idea to solve big problems was a great start, idea execution is the key to improve our chances to turn the global crisis around. At C asean, an organisation who is passionate about supporting the reality of Sustainable Development Goals, we believe that
1. At the end of the day, we are all human
Despite our differences whether in the role of politics, business, or society, we are all human. Working together means building new connections with people that either seems similar or different from us at a first glance, but we could be more alike than we thought. So be patient and opened-minded to listen.
2. Business is not a bad guy but a sustainable enabler
Idea initiation is admirable but we need humans to execute those thoughts. Businesses have the tools, knowledge, and innovation power to build frameworks and execute the plans that could potentially bring deeper and wider-range of impacts in solving global problems.
3. The goal is to build an ecosystem
Building the ecosystem that includes people throughout the process of finding, executing, and tweaking solutions is the key to push forward the sustainability.

Reference: https://theweek.com/articles/446654/map-shows-which-export-makes-country-most-money
We are already economically interconnected, as this world is running on circulated commodities originated from different parts of the world. The Middle East and Central Asia are the main producers for oil, while Europe and North America are holding most of the medium- to high-tech sectors. However, in less developed regions such as Latin America, Africa, and Asia, their richness in natural resources and low-cost labour abundance has made them manufacturing bases for a blend of crude materials, precious metals and oil, and various types of consumer products.
Beside the mobilisation of the global market, man-made and unexpected disruption such as uncontrolled natural disasters are factors that local policymakers needed to understand the scope of globalisation impact in order to nudge its citizen into the right sustainable direction.
Reference: https://theaseanpost.com/article/how-disruptive-technologies-are-transforming-southeast-asia