Documents & publications

This is the third chapter of the Nordic Know-How series, this time on the topic of Lighting in a hospital environment. In this report, we present some examples of lighting technologies and also some good examples of Swedish hospitals with successful installations. 

This report series is created by Nordic Center for Sustainable Healthcare within the project Platform for Internationalisation: Energy and Climate Smart Healthcare, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency.

 A Multi-stakeholder perspective on sustainable healthcare: From 2030 onwards. This article written by Amina Pereno and Daniel Eriksson is available for free until September 16. Click on the cover to the left to read the full article. 

This spring, we will present a new series of reports in which each report will focus on a specific solution and best practices within sustainable healthcare. This first chapter will focus on: Nitrous Oxide Destruction. 

This report series is created by Nordic Center for Sustainable Healthcare within the project Platform for Internationalisation: Energy and Climate Smart Healthcare, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency.

As part of the project Platform for Internationalisation: Energy- and Climate Smart Healthcare, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency, NCSH has produced a report focused on energy- and climate smart healthcare solutions in Sweden and all around the world.

The report is written in Swedish, contact us if you´re interested in reading the conclusions in English.

This broschure was made as part of the project Platform for Internationalisation: Energy- and Climate Smart Healthcare, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency.

This is an information broscure about Nordic Center for Sustainable Healthcare. It is a description of who we are, what we can offer you, and what challenges we address.

Why are the Nordics frontrunners in sustainable healthcare, and is there something others can learn?

This white paper was made as part of the "Nordic Welfare Solutions" project run by Nordic Innovation. The project is one of six flagship projects under the Nordic prime ministers' Nordic Solutions to Global Challenges initiative and is coordinated by the Nordic Council of Ministers.

As a part of the project "The worlds most sustainable healthcare 2030" funded by Swedish Innovation Agency, NCSH with partners has developed a guideline for primarily small and medium sized Life Science companies.

The guideline is currently only available in swedish, but there are plans to translate it to other languages and country specific content.

In 2017 NCSH published a report which gives an overview of best practices from Swedish innovative energy efficiency projects, solutions, buildings and more.

The report is written in Swedish, contact us if you´re interested in reading the conclusions in English.

NCSH collaborated withPlanMiljøin a project which focused on the green procurement of hospital textiles. The aim of the project was to encourage and assist hospitals and regional authorities in the Nordic region in moving towards a more sustainable procurement of healthcare textiles.

A guide on green procurement of hospital textiles was developed and released in 2017.

This report was financed by the Swedish Energy Agency, Vinnova and Formas and published in 2015 by TEM as an innovation agenda for sustainble healthcare.

The greatest success in working with this agenda was the establishment of Nordic Center for Sustainable Healthcare!

This is a shorter english version of the report above.