Report: Transforming Indian Health Facilities To be Climate-Smart/Energy-Efficient
October 19th NCSH and Mamta hosted a joint Swedish/India conference within the platform for internationalisation of energy- and climate smart healthcare funded by the Swedish Energy Agency. A large number of speakers and participants from India, Sweden and beyond discussed needs and solutions from both Indian and Swedish healthcare.
From the report:
The international webinar was hosted to accelerate the knowledge-led dialogues between the thematic experts and administrative leaders. It was a platform to exchange experiences around the latest and most compatible energyefficient solutions in the healthcare set-ups. The myriad of information-sharing and knowledge-building sessions would benefit the Public/Private health institutions for a more strategic response for transformation and energy-efficient solutions
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From the webinar, this has been understood; though work for climate-resilient health care system has been started, this
needs a full force implementation work in every sector to achieve the goal of climate-smart health care systems. We have seen how and in what ways Swedish agencies have achieved these goals and what can be incorporated in the context of India jointly implementing resiliency and decarbonization strategies within the health sector. Climatesmart health-care can reduce emissions. This will strengthen the health sector as well as communities while ensuring access to clean independent energy, safe water, clean transport, and clean waste disposal mechanisms. This approach can form a foundation from which health care can contribute to broader policy initiatives aiming at both global climate and health goals.
This will be followed by a webinar 2022 and a delegation to India with Nordic stakeholders and solution providers. Contact us for more info.
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Daniel är CO-Director på Stiftelsen TEM i Malmö och har arbetat med sjukvårdens hållbarhetsfrågor i över 10 år. Han är grundare till bland annat NCSH och har suttit i flera internationella styrelser med fokus på hållbar sjukvård. Daniel Eriksson har utbildat tusentals chefer, miljöombud och anställda i hållbar sjukvård och har arbetat åt ett stort antal sjukhus och regioner både i Sverige och internationellt. Han har även arbetat med svensk export av miljöteknik riktad till sjukvården och gjort revisioner i vården med fokus på lagefterlevnad och ISO 14001.
The Nordic Know-How series is created within the project 
