The United Kingdom is a leader in sustainable healthcare, with the National Health Service (NHS) aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. This commitment is evident in the construction of energy-efficient hospitals, the reduction of polluting anaesthetic gases, electrification of medical transport, and the inclusion of environmental criteria in procurement. The NHS also implements "Green Plans," carbon footprint monitoring tools, and staff training. Similarly, Norway excels in sustainable hospital development by integrating eco-responsible architecture, smart resource management, and green governance. New hospitals use low-carbon technologies and circular economy principles, while the government enforces environmental performance indicators and funds green innovations. Both nations are redefining healthcare facilities as models for ecological transition.

In partnership with the International Hospital Federation (IHF).