Climate change and healthcare are intrinsically linked. The healthcare sector is on the front line of climate impacts — and is a significant contributor to emissions, being responsible for approximately 4.4% of global net greenhouse gas emissions. To meet ambitious net zero targets while improving public health and reducing inequalities, healthcare systems must build capacity, embed sustainability into their operations, and upskill their workforce with the green skills needed for a low-carbon future.
At ISEP we support healthcare organisations in leading this transition. Our corporate partnerships offer a platform to collaborate, share best practice, and access the latest thinking on embedding sustainability across leadership, governance, systems, and careers.
Build Capacity & Capability for Sustainability
Access Practical Examples & Resources
Drive Innovation Through Collaboration
Supporting sustainable healthcare means equipping staff with the skills to lead and deliver low-carbon care, creating systems and structures that enable lasting change, supporting behaviour change among professionals and patients alike, investing in innovation and low-carbon solutions that improve health outcomes, and helping the sector move from awareness to action. Environmental sustainability in healthcare requires more than good intentions—it demands leadership, resources, and a commitment to continuous learning. By becoming an ISEP corporate partner, your organisation will help shape the conversation on sustainable healthcare, gain visibility as a leader in green skills and net zero delivery, access training, guidance, and tools, and join a growing network that is driving change across the sector.
Discover how other healthcare providers are building and sustaining capacity to support net zero. Be inspired. Learn from others. Take action.
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Together, we can make sustainability second nature in healthcare – for healthier people and a healthier planet.