This award is relevant to healthcare providers, hospitals, and medical facilities implementing sustainability initiatives, such as energy efficiency improvements, waste reduction, green building design, and environmentally preferable purchasing.
CRITERIA
1. Innovative Sustainable Practices: The team should demonstrate innovative approaches to healthcare delivery that reduce carbon footprint and contribute positively to environmental sustainability. This could include initiatives such as energy-efficient hospital designs, waste reduction strategies, or the implementation of renewable energy sources.
2. Adaptation and Resilience: The team should showcase efforts in adapting healthcare practices to mitigate the effects of climate change on public health. This might involve programs focused on managing climate-related health risks, such as heatwaves, extreme weather events, or the spread of vector-borne diseases.
3. Promotion of Green Healthcare: Evaluate the team's commitment to promoting eco-friendly healthcare practices within their facility and beyond. This could include initiatives to reduce single-use plastics, promote sustainable transportation options for staff and patients, or integrate green spaces into healthcare environments to improve patient well-being.
4. Community Engagement and Education: Assess the team's efforts in engaging with the local community to raise awareness about the intersection of climate change and healthcare. This could involve educational campaigns, community outreach programs, or partnerships with local schools and organizations to promote climate-resilient health practices.
5. Measurable Impact and Outcomes: Consider the measurable impact of the team's initiatives on both healthcare delivery and environmental sustainability. Look for evidence of reduced carbon emissions, improved health outcomes, cost savings, or other tangible benefits resulting from the team's efforts to address climate change within the healthcare sector.
PLEASE NOTE!
We strongly recommend that you write out your application before inputting into the form. If anything goes wrong you don't want to lose all your info and start again!
Alternatively you can submit your application to Noeleen Skelly via email.
2. Adaptation and Resilience: The team should showcase efforts in adapting healthcare practices to mitigate the effects of climate change on public health. This might involve programs focused on managing climate-related health risks, such as heatwaves, extreme weather events, or the spread of vector-borne diseases.
3. Promotion of Green Healthcare: Evaluate the team's commitment to promoting eco-friendly healthcare practices within their facility and beyond. This could include initiatives to reduce single-use plastics, promote sustainable transportation options for staff and patients, or integrate green spaces into healthcare environments to improve patient well-being.
4. Community Engagement and Education: Assess the team's efforts in engaging with the local community to raise awareness about the intersection of climate change and healthcare. This could involve educational campaigns, community outreach programs, or partnerships with local schools and organizations to promote climate-resilient health practices.
5. Measurable Impact and Outcomes: Consider the measurable impact of the team's initiatives on both healthcare delivery and environmental sustainability. Look for evidence of reduced carbon emissions, improved health outcomes, cost savings, or other tangible benefits resulting from the team's efforts to address climate change within the healthcare sector.
PLEASE NOTE!
We strongly recommend that you write out your application before inputting into the form. If anything goes wrong you don't want to lose all your info and start again!
Alternatively you can submit your application to Noeleen Skelly via email.
Terms & Conditions
CMG Events reserve the right to make any necessary changes to the advertised programme including a change of venue or date. The views expressed by the Judges are not necessarily those held by the organisers, nor is the organiser responsible for judges opinions or statements. Your entry will be judged upon the first 2000 words. We do not sell your data to a third party- we may use your contact details for the purposes of notifying you of other awards, conferences or training courses that we run. If you do not wish for us to contact you again, please let us know by emailing
CMG Events reserve the right to make any necessary changes to the advertised programme including a change of venue or date. The views expressed by the Judges are not necessarily those held by the organisers, nor is the organiser responsible for judges opinions or statements. Your entry will be judged upon the first 2000 words. We do not sell your data to a third party- we may use your contact details for the purposes of notifying you of other awards, conferences or training courses that we run. If you do not wish for us to contact you again, please let us know by emailing
