Acting together for environmental health

In Australia, the Hunter Brain Injury Service developed and implemented a solution to prevent food waste from reaching landfills.

The 2024 Climate Leaders Booklet is now available. It highlights the groundbreaking efforts of health care institutions worldwide to address climate change and promote sustainability.

Explore the leading institutions driving global sustainability efforts, spearheading innovative climate solutions that minimize the health sector's impact on climate change while strengthening resilience.

Organized by the Climate and Health Alliance, our strategic partner leading the GGHH network in the Pacific Region, this online event offers a unique opportunity to share knowledge, build skills, and collaborate on sustainable health care. Join us from 12 to 21 November!

Twelve members of the GGHH network were selected for these prestigious, international awards, which honors excellence in hospital and health care leadership.

As part of this initiative, 31 healthcare facilities under the Ministry will receive technical assistance from Health Care Without Harm to estimate and report their greenhouse gas emissions.

We are thrilled to announce that our network has reached its biggest milestone to date: 2,000 members! Representing 86 countries around the world, members are leading the way in sustainable health care, innovating and investing in solutions to protect both people and the planet.

This specialized ophthalmology hospital in Egypt developed a sustainable development program covering nine of the ten GGHH Agenda goals, transforming its operations.

Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service (SCHHS) partnered with Griffith University and Global Green and Healthy Hospitals Pacific region to conduct a study to understand staff attitudes, knowledge, and practices toward environmentally sustainable health care, and to incorporate this knowledge into the SCHHS's Environmental sustainability strategy.

Join the GGHH team and our thriving community around the world, and work side-by-side with health care institutions to support their transformation to become low-carbon, resilient, and sustainable.