5 February 2026
LuxFLAG Breakfast Seminar – Gender & Human Rights
Gender & Human Rights - A strategic lens for stronger investment outcomes
For LuxFLAG Associate Members, Partners and Committee Members only
Across global value chains and financial markets, gender equality and human rights are increasingly recognised not only as ethical imperatives, but as strategic drivers of resilience, performance, and meaningful impact. Investors are expected to demonstrate how their decisions protect people, promote inclusion, and create long-term value, yet many organizations still face challenges in translating these expectations into practice.
To explore these important developments and provide practical insights for our community, LuxFLAG is pleased to invite you to its upcoming breakfast seminar.
📆 5 February 2026 | ⌛ 8:30-10:15
Discover how leading practitioners are integrating gender and human rights considerations into investment strategies, impact frameworks, and decision-making processes, and how these lenses can strengthen both social outcomes and business performance.
We are delighted to welcome two speakers who bring complementary perspectives to this discussion:
Nisha Singh, Independent Climate Finance & Gender Advisory Consultant, will discuss how gender can be viewed as a cross-cutting impact lens that contributes to business growth while reinforcing climate and social resilience.
Pallavi Hariharan, Senior Impact Manager at Innpact, will share practical examples of how gender and human rights are integrated into investment strategies, including insights from microfinance. She will address potential unintended consequences and highlight opportunities for investors and fund managers, complementing the discussion with Nisha Singh’s perspectives.
The event will be interactive, making it a valuable exchange for professionals working in sustainability, finance, investment strategy, and ESG integration. Our members and partners are invited to reflect, engage and share their own experiences as we explore how gender and human rights considerations can be meaningfully integrated into investment processes.