Belinda Ng

Hi, I'm Belinda! I am a Hong Kong-born sustainability consultant, podcaster, educator and advocate living in London. I am particularly passionate about ensuring people living below the poverty line can access nutritious food, and scaling sustainable food systems education for youth. I currently co-lead a project establishing community fridges in underserved areas to reduce food waste and food poverty as a World Economic Forum Global Shaper, and I have volunteered extensively on regenerative and community farms. During the Covid pandemic, I launched an online educational campaign and fundraiser called ‘Heart-to-Heart HK’, which successfully provided over 300 food care packages for low-income families and elderly, and engaged high school students to volunteer in local food redistribution charities. I am also the Founder and Executive Producer of ‘SustainaPod’, a youth-led podcast that engages youth in direct dialogue with leading sustainability change-makers to explore a range of sustainability topics. With a particular interest in the gender and food nexus, I am a gender equality champion, and a member of UN Women Asia-Pacific’s 30 for 2030 Network. Informed by my experience as a corporate sustainability consultant, I lead Act4food’s engagement with the private sector through partnerships such as the Future Food Movement.