Effective population health transformation depends heavily on the policy and financing structures that guide how care is organised, delivered, and sustained. This track will delve into key elements of population health management — such as value‑based approaches, risk stratification, and capitated funding model — that support long‑term outcomes and preventive care. International learning comes from Germany’s Gesundes Kinzigtal model, an established example of how aligned incentives and collaborative contracting can drive meaningful improvements across a region. Complementing these insights, the sessions will highlight Singapore’s HealthierSG strategy, exploring how enrolment‑based primary care, preventive health incentives, and community partnerships are reshaping the national health system. Together, these discussions illuminate the policy and financing levers necessary for sustainable, system‑wide population health impact.