The 2nd Sustainable Value Creation Summit

Thematic days and clusters

Each day is dedicated to the following thematic priorities:

• Cluster 1 – Health (Monday, 19 January 2026)
  Topics include youth NCD prevention, life science trust, climate-health impacts, climate-resilient health systems, digital mental health risks, post-infection conditions, epidemic preparedness, chronic disease strategies, cardiovascular research, health system efficiency, and advanced therapies.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/cluster-1-health

• Cluster 2 – Culture, Creativity & Inclusive Society (Tuesday, 20 January 2026)
  Topics include democratic resilience, digital governance, cultural heritage, media viability, equality and rights, education and skills, talent and labour mobility, migration and inclusion, creative economy and AI, and global governance and human rights.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/cluster-2-culture-creativity-inclusive-society

• Cluster 3 – Civil Security for Society (Wednesday, 21 January 2026)
  Topics include multi-hazard resilience, climate security preparedness, search and rescue innovation, bioterrorism prevention, critical infrastructure protection, border security systems, cybersecurity and secure AI, crime and terrorism prevention, and societal and community resilience.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/cluster-3-civil-security-for-society

• Education, Science & Innovation (Thursday, 22 January 2026)
  This day will focus on aligning education, scientific research, and innovation to address complex societal and economic challenges, in line with Horizon Europe priorities. Discussions may cover skills for the digital and green transitions, the role of universities and research organisations in innovation ecosystems, research impact and knowledge transfer, the use of AI and digital tools, and new collaboration models linking academia, industry, public institutions, and society, with a focus on translating education and science into innovation, policy impact, and national and European funding opportunities, including Horizon Europe.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/eu-missions-in-horizon-europe

• Leaders and Executives from Organizations, Public Institutions & Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) (Friday, 23 January 2026)
  This day will focus on leadership and decision-making challenges in organizations and public institutions, and how these challenges can be translated into fundable projects at national and European levels, including Horizon Europe and Innovation Actions. Discussions may address aligning strategic priorities with funding frameworks, building effective partnerships and consortia, and designing innovation initiatives with clear impact, implementation capacity, and accountability for the use of public funds.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/eu-missions-in-horizon-europe

• Cluster 4 – Digital, Industry & Space (Monday, 26 January 2026)
  Topics include space-based Earth observation, security-focused EO applications, autonomous and resilient satellite systems, AI-driven digital twins, trusted AI and data infrastructures, advanced manufacturing and robotics, circular and low-carbon industrial processes, quantum and post-quantum technologies, critical raw materials, and next-generation internet platforms.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/cluster-4-digital-industry-space
  

• Cluster 5 – Climate, Energy & Mobility (Tuesday, 27 January 2026)
  Topics include climate action, energy transition, clean and smart mobility, resilient infrastructures, industrial decarbonization, advanced materials, digital and AI-enabled systems, and sustainable value chains.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/cluster-5-climate-energy-mobility

• Cluster 6 – Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture & Environment (Friday, 28 January 2026)
  Topics include ocean science and the blue economy, social sustainability and innovation in agriculture, digital and AI solutions for food systems, Earth observation and greenhouse-gas monitoring, rural competitiveness, climate-smart agriculture and forestry, biodiversity conservation and ecosystem restoration, circular bioeconomy, pollution reduction, and bio-based innovation.
  More info: https://www.valuecreationwheel.com/cluster-6-food-bioeconomy-natural-resources-agriculture-environment