Sustainability in 2026: What must Life Sciences do now? - Life Science Access Academy

A forward-looking panel on environmental and social value leadership in Life Sciences

Masterclass Details:

Sustainability is no longer a future-facing ambition. It is a current, critical responsibility, driven by NHS procurement, backed by regulation, and increasingly central to partnership, reputation and success.

In this strategic, 60-minute masterclass, our expert panel will examine what 2026 will demand from Life Sciences and what your teams can do now to prepare.

Exploring key legislation, NHS frameworks, and compliance expectations alongside practical strategies for reducing emissions, embedding circular economy principles, and delivering genuine social value.

Whether you are developing a Net Zero strategy, refreshing your carbon reduction plans, or responding to NHS supplier demands, this masterclass will provide clarity on the evolving standards and the tools to meet them with purpose and confidence.

Key Learning Objectives:

Understand the current sustainability expectations for Life Sciences under NHS policy and UK legislation
Explore the practical application of circular economy thinking in commercial health contexts
Learn how to build a compliant and credible carbon reduction plan
Unpack the role of social value in public procurement and how it complements sustainability goals
Gain insight into the NHS England Medicines Framework, the Evergreen assessment, and the 2026 supplier roadmap

Date and time

20th Nov 2025 13:00 – 14:00 (GMT)

Sustainability in 2026: What must Life Sciences do now?

Speakers

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Boehringer Ingelheim Ltd

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Ferring

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Gedeon Richter Women's Health

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