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Contact: Gabriella AbruzzoHCWH Europe is partnering with the World Resources Institute (WRI) to bring their Coolfood Pledge to healthcare facilities across Europe. This collaboration aims to reduce the climate impact of the food served. Coolfood PledgeThe Coolfood Pledge helps dining facilities – from hotels and restaurants to universities, schools, hospitals, and workplace cafeterias – cut their food-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by shifting towards more plant-rich diets.A quarter of all GHG emissions come from food production. By simply changing what we eat, we can make a difference to our climate.The Coolfood Pledge helps members:Pledge their support for a science-based reduction target for diet-related GHG emissionsCalculate the emissions from supplied foodDevelop the best plan to bring about changePromote their successThe collective ambition of all Coolfood Pledge signatories is to reduce GHG emissions...

Our ability to work effectively with a wide and diverse network of stakeholders is fundamental to achieving our mission and programmatic objectives.HCWH Europe’s network development model is built on the principles of shared added value - the relationships we build with our stakeholders leverage our combined strengths to achieve an impact that could not be accomplished independently.As well as operating our own networks, HCWH Europe is a member of several international coalitions and networks working together on shared goals with shared values.HCWH Europe is a member of:Environmental Coalition on Standards

The aim of the CAREFOOD project is to empower healthcare professionals and focus their advocacy efforts to end farming practices that develop and spread antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

The Procure4Health project is a growing community of European Health organisations interested in procurement of innovation.

Join the Pharmacists for Greener Healthcare network to help transform healthcare worldwide so that it reduces its environmental footprint, becomes a community anchor for sustainability and a leader in the global movement for environmental health and justice.

A movement to decrease plastic usage and gradually phase out toxic chemicals in maternity, neonatal and paediatric wards.

The AMR EDUCare project develops educational materials for health professionals to reduce the spread of and exposure to antimicrobial resistance.

HCWH Europe's mentoring programme continues to support hospitals in Spain to integrate climate action into their healthcare planning.

In our latest publication, we have gathered information on the health and environmental risks of…

We are Health Care Without Harm Europe. We exist to create a sustainable healthcare sector. One that does no harm to patients or our planet.