Companies, financial institutions, governments, and universities are facing pressure to demonstrate their sustainability impact through credible governance, data, investments, production models, and financing. Indonesia and Kenya both share agendas in green development, financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, and economic transformation that can be brought together in a cross-regional academic dialogue.

A compact international seminar was chosen to keep the dialogue focused, maintain manageable costs, and produce actionable scientific outputs. The integration of presentation sessions and an author clinic helps participants develop manuscripts that align with the journal’s scope without compromising the independence of the editorial process.