World Order Lab Participates in the Youth Policy Sandbox Bootcamp
World Order Lab extends its appreciation to Youth Policy Sandbox and all organizers, speakers, panelists, facilitators, participants, and partner organizations for convening the Youth Policy Sandbox Bootcamp on AI, governance, and natural resource management. We value initiatives that strengthen youth participation in policymaking, promote transparent and accountable governance, and foster constructive dialogue between young people and policymakers, while equipping the next generation with the knowledge and practical skills to contribute meaningfully to public policy and democratic governance.
─────
Disclaimer: News & Announcement are written by the Communications Division of World Order Lab. All views, opinions, analyses, interpretations, and quotations contained in this article are those of the respective individuals quoted or referenced, unless otherwise stated. They do not necessarily represent or reflect the official views, positions, policies, or endorsements of World Order Lab, its whole leadership, members, affiliates, or partner organizations. World Order Lab publishes these quotations and reflections to document individual perspectives, with the aim of fostering constructive dialogue.
World Order Lab's News & Announcement is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) License, unless otherwise indicated. You are free to share this article for non-commercial purposes, provided that appropriate attribution is given to World Order Lab, a link to the original article and the license is included, and the material is not modified or used to create derivative works.
Image Courtesy of World Order Lab.
As 2025 came to a close, World Order Lab was honored to serve as a knowledge partner at the hybrid "Youth Policy Sandbox Bootcamp: AI, Governance, and Managing Natural Resources," organized by Youth Policy Sandbox on December 18-19, 2025, in Makati City, the Philippines.
World Order Lab's Executive Director Muhammad Izzuddin Al-Haq joined the plenary session online as a panellist on "Democratic Governance, Youth Participation, and Policy Processes." He shared insights on three pillars of transparent governance: a strong and independent judiciary, greater transparency and accountability, and a professional civil service.
Meanwhile, on the ground in Makati City, World Order Lab's Analyst Ronan Timothy Asturias took on an active role as a session facilitator by guiding discussions, elevating youth voices, and encouraging constructive exchange between participants and policymakers.
Image Courtesy of World Order Lab.
© 2026 World Order Lab. All Rights Reserved.
World Order Lab is a youth-driven, nonpartisan, and non-profit think-tank dedicated to advancing rigorous analysis and producing high-impact insights on the world’s most pressing security and governance challenges, with a particular focus on Southeast Asia.