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Overview
The Life Cycle Summer School (LCSS2026) is a four-day event designed to explore the role of life cycle management (LCM) in fostering sustainable regional innovation. Scheduled for August 26-29, 2026, in Malmö, Sweden, this program aims to unite researchers, industry professionals, and regional managers to develop actionable strategies for integrating sustainability into regional planning and decision-making.
Key Themes
This year's theme, "Designing Solutions vs. Shifting the Problem," emphasizes the importance of anticipating consequences and shaping sustainable innovation. Participants will engage in workshops and discussions that highlight how regional actors can create conducive environments for innovation while ensuring ecological soundness and social equity.
Registration and Fees
The registration fee is set at €500 for students and regional officials, while young professionals will pay €650. An Early Bird discount of €100 is available until May 31, 2026, with additional rebates for FSLCI members. The fee covers access to all lectures, workshops, and networking events, including meals and course materials.
Importance of Regional Collaboration
The event underscores the critical role of regional governance in steering innovation towards sustainable outcomes. By fostering partnerships and aligning policy frameworks, participants will learn how to effectively manage the mechanisms of progress in their respective regions.
For more information and to register, visit the official event page.
