On 30 October 2025, the city of Lviv held the 5th Jubilee International Sustainability Forum, which was attended online by: the Deputy Director of the College for Educational and Scientific Activities, Olena Tsymbalistova; from the Department of Educational Process Organisation – Head Olena Chernikhova, her Deputy, Head of the Practical Training Department Oksana Borysenko; from the Air Transport Department – Head, Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Associate Professor Tetiana Kozlovska, Senior Teachers Alla Reuta, Inna Deriabina, Teacher Oleksandr Samokhlib, Senior Laboratory Assistant Kateryna Mykolenko; from the International Relations and Interuniversity Work Group – Specialist Svitlana Stelmakh, Translator Yuliia Onyshchenko; from the Scientific Activities Organisation Department – Head, PhD in Economics Liudmyla Oliinyk, Research Associate Nataliia Kitsel; from the Department of Management, Social Sciences and Humanities, and Fundamental Disciplines – Head Maryna Kiriukhina, Senior Teacher Svitlana Hrybanova.

The event was organised by the Association of Sustainable Development Experts (ASDE) in cooperation with the Ukrainian Sustainable Finance Alliance (USFA), with the support of partners and international organisations. The forum served as a platform for discussing key challenges and solutions in the field of sustainable development, green recovery and financial stability in Ukraine.

The Forum addressed key issues that will determine Ukraine's economic future in the context of war and global change. The focus was on new financial frameworks for the country's recovery, ways to secure sustainable financing during wartime, the development of human capital as the basis for reconstruction and growth, the role of communities in strengthening social impact, and financial instruments capable of delivering real sustainable development results.

The discussions enabled the development of analytical conclusions on the formation of a renewed policy for the country's economic and social recovery. The defining values of the event included responsibility, transparency, innovation and partnership, which should form the basis of a new model of development for Ukraine.

Forum participants emphasised that sustainable development is not only a strategy for post-war recovery, but also a new socio-economic agreement between business, the state and civil society. Ukraine is gradually establishing itself as one of the leading centres of sustainability in Eastern Europe. Despite the challenges of wartime, Ukrainian enterprises, communities and cities are not only maintaining stability but also forming a new economic model based on transparency, partnership and innovation. These principles provide the foundation for long-term growth and effective recovery of the country.

For those who wish to review the discussions or familiarise themselves with the materials of the presentations, recordings of the panels and speakers' presentations are available:

Broadcasts of the Forum panels:

In Ukrainian (panels 1-5): https://youtube.com/live/RpJarLZyC9k?feature=share

In Ukrainian (panel 6): https://youtube.com/live/WJhp7ivP4pE?feature=share

In English: https://youtube.com/live/UwfIcECS8EU?feature=share

Speakers’ presentations: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P6zbdDq9qWCceISSwCRx12QZFT4-NHsM?usp=sharing