By Plenary Sessions: Kristina Šmigun-Vähi

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of public health and prevention policy, focusing on children's institutions (kindergartens, schools). They use comparative data on the cost of corporate health insurance in Latvia and Estonia, referring to specific amounts (€400 vs €750), which demonstrates an awareness of taxation details.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in energy policy, referencing the success of the Nordic countries (especially Finland's nuclear power plant) in the timely development of renewable and nuclear energy. They understand the long-term nature of large-scale energy projects and propose decentralized generation as an alternative. Specific terminology is used, such as "renewable energy equipment" and "nuclear power plant."

The speaker demonstrates an interest in the philosophy of education and curriculum content, specifically proposing a new human element: teaching accountability. The expertise presented leans more toward the pedagogical and philosophical, given the lack of references to data, statistics, or technical educational terminology.