Attended by representatives from the private sector, academia, and government and legal communities, this meeting explored the diplomatic, human rights, and international economic development implications of corporate responsibility under the U.S. Alien Tort Statute (ATS). Speakers and attendees also discussed the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case on this subject, Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum.

Attended by private sector executives from the pharmaceutical, medical technology, and legal industries, in addition to representatives from government, academia, and NGOs, this meeting explored the global prevalence of NCDs, corresponding changes in the international market for drugs and vaccines, the need for adaption of existing technologies for use in low-resource and lowinfrastructure settings, and the new U.S. government-wide initiative, Trade Enhancing Access to Medicines, on treatment access.

Attended by representatives from government agencies, NGOs, non-profits, think tanks, and academia, this roundtable assessed the progress and achievements made at the UN HLM and also examined potential opportunities and challenges in fulfilling the outcome document's goals.