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Driving sustainable practices to improve healthcare outcomes and reduce environmental impact
Action Sustainability supports healthcare organisations in adopting sustainable practices to meet regulatory and ESG goals.
We work to strengthen social value strategies and procurement processes, ensuring that sustainability commitments are clearly defined, integrated, and monitored throughout the project lifecycle.
Our approach includes assessing existing strategies, developing tailored tender questions, and creating evaluation metrics to ensure transparency and accountability.
By enhancing supply chain management and operational efficiency, we help organisations minimise risks and improve patient care delivery.
Our goal is to seamlessly embed sustainability into healthcare operations, driving positive environmental and social outcomes while aligning with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
Partner with us to make sustainability an integral part of your operations, ensuring long-term success and positive change in the healthcare sector.
“Barts Trust aims to work with its contracting partners to deliver long-term, meaningful change by prioritising social value benefits as key success factors in the delivery of the project. We invited Action Sustainability to undertake a piece of work in preparation to implement and to help embed sustainability into procurement to generate added social value as an outcome, aligned with PPN 06/020. The outcomes of the tasks they conducted provide a robust framework to embed our social value requirements into the tender process, thereby enabling us to give the supply chain visibility of our requirements and to also ensure it is legally and contractually binding on the successful tenderer upon contract award. The contract and performance management piece ensures regular monitoring of supplier performance during the works for continuous improvement.”
“NHS BT found the assessment and review to be a ‘very useful tool and process’. NHS BT are now implementing the recommended changes and are planning a re-evaluation against ISO 20400 in March 2019.”
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