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ClimAte neutRal INitiatives for GrowiNg heAlTh and care Unmet REquirements

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Affrontare le sfide post COVID-19 per la transizione verde dell’assistenza sanitaria

Il settore sanitario è responsabile del 4-5% delle emissioni globali di gas a effetto serra. Si prevede inoltre che, in assenza di misure, le emissioni annuali del settore aumenteranno drasticamente entro il 2050. L’attuazione di misure verdi in modo rapido ed economico e il mantenimento di processi di erogazione delle cure ottimali rimangono tuttavia una sfida. Il progetto CARING NATURE, finanziato dall’UE, mira a facilitare questo cambiamento. Coinvolgendo fornitori di servizi sanitari, PMI, industrie e università, il progetto introduce per la prima volta 10 soluzioni innovative per ridurre le emissioni di carbonio e l’inquinamento. Saranno dimostrati 33 casi d’uso che riguardano aspetti produttivi chiave sotto il controllo degli operatori sanitari. Dalla gestione energetica basata sull’intelligenza artificiale alla valorizzazione dei rifiuti e alla telemedicina, CARING NATURE affronterà sfide diverse. Promuoverà inoltre la capacità di governance e l’impegno del personale attraverso metodi partecipativi.

Obiettivo

Green transition is the behavioral intention of health and care providers (HCPs) even in presence of growing healthcare request after COVID-19. However, it requires operational tools to be carried out rapidly with optimal processes and low service costs. CARING NATURE’s (CN) 5 HCP, 5 innovation SMEs, 1 SDO, 2 industries and 5 Universities will construct and implement 10 healthcare specific solutions for carbon emissions and pollution (CEP) reduction demonstrated in 33 use cases.
The 10 CEP-reduction solutions tackle main production sources on which HCP have exclusive control and were they act as principal actors of transition: building energy demand will be addressed through: reduction of environmental impact of construction and renovation, and utilizing AI-powered energy management; reduction and valorization of medical, food and water waste through a HCP tailored pyrolysis plant prototype and an on-site waste food digestion and drying system; reduction of patient/visitors travel through next generation telemedicine. Sustainability transitions require transversal staff and Governance commitment: Staff engagement through participatory methods for Communities of Practice will be explored and systematized. Governance capability of HCPs, policy makers and investors urgently needs an operative framework since to evaluate interventions no simple measuring system of HCP environmental impact exists. CN framework consists of a decision support system based on information sharing, HCP specific social life cycle assessment and life cycle cost and sustainable finance evaluation models together with a reporting model compliant with EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Governance bodies and other stakeholders will benefit from an HCP specific eco-friendly approach to reengineering of processes for enforcing sustainability based on the Green Lean Six Sigma methodology. Opportunities for standardization will be identified and reported.

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HORIZON-HLTH-2023-CARE-04

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Meccanismo di finanziamento

HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

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UNIVERSITA CATTOLICA DEL SACRO CUORE
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 320 647,50
Indirizzo
LARGO GEMELLI 1
20123 Milano
Italia

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Nord-Ovest Lombardia Milano
Tipo di attività
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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Costo totale
€ 320 647,50

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