The Green Evolution Lab was created as part of a European project aimed at supporting companies in their green transformation. The programme helps companies to better understand current and upcoming European sustainability policies, new regulatory requirements and the practical implications that may affect their business.
Participants will gain an overview of topics such as ESG, sustainability reporting, carbon footprinting, communicating environmental claims or strategic change management. The programme includes free workshops and online events that combine expert information with practical company experience.
The next event will be a workshop European changes and corporate strategywhich will take place on 9 June 2026 at the Impact Hub in Prague. It will focus on the current state of European legislation, customer requirements in supply chains, measuring carbon footprint, the social pillar of sustainability and working with data for strategic decision-making.
On 18 June 2026, an international online meeting will follow Connecting Local Realities to EU Policieswhich will connect the experiences of entrepreneurs from the Czech Republic, Italy and Romania. Participants will learn about practical approaches to sustainability in companies, inspiring examples of green startups and current European requirements affecting SMEs.
In the following months, the programme will also offer workshops focused on orientation in the new European legislation, the use of changes to strengthen the competitiveness of companies or the future of work and corporate functioning. In 2027, the Green Evolution Lab will focus, for example, on financing transformation and growth, developing skills for the future or supporting local economies and more resilient business models.
Companies wishing to receive information on upcoming events and news about the programme can register via the organiser’s form.
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