with Carole Dieschbourg, Minister of the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development – Immersive space

Come and discover the initiatives of the film Eng Aerd. A panel of Luxembourg initiatives implemented by “Mr and Mrs Everyone” with brilliant and ambitious minds. Projects that touch on the areas of food, economics, politics, environmental education. ENG ÄERD – a film by Tom Alesch co-produced by the Center National de l’Audiovisuel and CELL – the Transition Hub – features citizens who come together to imagine with a lot of creativity in new ways that will allow us to live better and more solidarity by using natural resources without exhausting them. “Every change starts with a small step, together let’s do ours! “

“On the occasion of KlimaExpo 2021, Esch2022, European Capital of Culture, will present its sustainable development strategy and its concrete actions, as well as the rich program of Esch2022 in close connection with sustainable development. Thierry Kruchten, Head of the “Tourism, Mobility and Sustainable Development” department and Matthieu Gilliéron, Responsible for Sustainable Development Coordination, will also take the floor to present to you how to make out of a large-scale event with an ephemeral character the beginning of a sustainable project, responsible for the inhabitants and the region. “

How can social media contribute to sustainable solutions? What would social media look like if the user was in the driver’s seat? Come listen to how we make a 180 degree turn from what social media is today and see us demo the new social media platform Greenworlder.

Are we ready? Are Luxembourg’s position, its efforts, its commitments and its perspectives in phase with the climate emergency? This question comes up as Luxembourg prepares to participate in the United Nations climate conference in Glasgow in November. Indeed, according to the 6th report of the international group of climate experts “we need a radical transformation of processes and behaviors at all levels: individuals, communities, companies, institutions and government”. The preparation of COP26 therefore seems the right moment to question the government, industry companies, organized civil society and citizens where we are with this “radical transformation”.

Sustainable Finance refers to the process of taking due account of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria when making investment decisions. It applies to everyone: companies, investors, or citizens. However, you might wonder what it means, why it is so relevant and what you can do.

During KlimaExpo 2021, the LSFI will host a session about sustainable finance, aiming to answer these questions, bring the matter closer to you and showcase how we all have a role to play towards increased sustainability. Additionally, if you want further information, you can visit the LSFI stand where its team will introduce the initiative to you. At our stand, you will also be able to test how much you know about sustainable finance and how much you are already doing about this matter by taking part in the “LSFI Sustainable Finance Quiz”.

(EN) – Marcus Muller – Sacred Heart University Luxembourg – Hall expo

Today connection to nature today is a scientific concept that has received a lot of research in recent years. But what does it cover? What are the ways to connect with nature in today’s society? And what are the benefits? In this talk, Hubert Mansion, one of the founders of University in Nature in Canada, will showcase the latest advances in a concept and practice that are increasingly arousing the enthusiasm of millions of people across the world.

The University in Nature is a non-profit association present in Canada and Luxembourg which has set itself the mission of positioning nature as a tool for public health.

(LU/FR) – Paul Zens – Eurosolar – Hall expo