
How we’ll achieve sustainable health equity in rural and refugee communities
Better access to life-saving services for sustainable health equity can be achieved through more funding, infrastructure, equipment and health workers.
As Global Head of Sustainability at Philips, Robert leads all Philips’ activities in sustainability where he drives the company’s strategy towards innovative, sustainable business models and embedding sustainable ways of working across the value chain. In particular, Robert and his team are driving all activities with regards to Philips' environmental responsibility, with a focus on climate action and circular economy, and expanding access to healthcare in underserved communities, as part of Philips overall purpose to improve people's health and well-being and in line with universally agreed United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Better access to life-saving services for sustainable health equity can be achieved through more funding, infrastructure, equipment and health workers.
Healthcare systems account for 4% of global emissions, which impacts human health. Here's how driving sustainable change delivers better health outcomes.
The pandemic is laying the groundwork for the efforts required to tackle climate change - but these changes will take leadership and global collaboration.
The interdependence between healthcare and climate change represents a unique opportunity to mitigate climate change and have a positive impact on human health.