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The local non-profit organisation Inspiring More Sustainability (IMS Luxembourg) is organising the fifteenth edition of the Luxembourg Sustainability Forum (LSF) on Tuesday 27 October 2026 at the Grand Théâtre Studio in Luxembourg-Limpertsberg.
According to the organisers, this year's edition, held under the theme “Healthy Futures: Better Health, Better Lives, Better Planet”, will explore the links between personal wellbeing, thriving communities and resilient ecosystems. IMS Luxembourg noted that growing concerns about physical, mental and emotional health, alongside environmental and social challenges, are increasingly driving sustainable change.
The organisers argued that placing health at the centre of sustainability efforts can provide individuals and organisations with a renewed motivation to act for themselves, for others and for the planet. They added that organisations which integrate human and ecosystem wellbeing into their vision can make their models more attractive, resilient and engaging for employees and stakeholders.
Several speakers have already been announced for this year's forum, including poet and performer Tanguy R. Bitariho; Torsten Bohn, Head of the Nutrition and Health Research Group at the Luxembourg Institute of Health; entrepreneur and “Redesigning the World” founder Matthieu Dardaillon; Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Honorary President of the Club of Rome and Co-chair of the Systems Transformation Hub; author, filmmaker and podcaster Victoria Guillomon; epidemiologist Andy Haines, Professor at the Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health; freediver and 2026 World Championships competitor Anne-Sophie Mouraud; and Joanna Yarrow, Chief Impact Officer at Human Nature.
The Luxembourg Sustainability Forum is scheduled to run from 13:00 to 18:00, with a standing lunch taking place from 12:00 to 12:55 before the event begins. The forum will also be livestreamed from 13:00 to 18:00. The event is free and open to the public and will be held in English and French, with simultaneous interpretation available in both languages.
IMS Luxembourg described the forum as Luxembourg's leading sustainability event. Since its launch, the forum has welcomed 277 international experts, professionals and artists who have shared research, initiatives and best practices. Among the speakers featured at previous editions are Lewis Pugh, Jeremy Rifkin, John Elkington, Jean Jouzel, Marie-Monique Robin, Caroline Hickman and Alexis Rosenfeld.
The programme is being unveiled on a weekly basis. Further information and registration are available on the IMS Luxembourg website.
Venue: Grand Théâtre Studio (1 Rond-point Schuman, L-2525 Luxembourg-Limpertsberg)
Organiser: Inspiring More Sustainability (IMS Luxembourg)
Price: Free
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