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Gham Power – Powering health: KIOCH’s solar transformation (Nepal)
This case study describes the installation of a 31.6 kWp commercial rooftop solar PV system at KIOCH, a pediatric hospital in Damak, Jhapa, Nepal, to address grid instability and reduce reliance on diesel generators.
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Document type: Case study
Green Office Solutions for Physicians
A guide providing practical recommendations for physicians to reduce the environmental and health impacts of their medical offices through waste reduction, non-toxic procurement, and energy efficiency.
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Document type: Guide
ahs-sustainability-letterfinal-206dc65c25ca66be.pdf
A letter from physicians associated with the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment to the Alberta government advocating for the creation and funding of an office of sustainability within Alberta Health Services (AHS).
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Document type: Statement
Green Offices Toolkit
The Green Offices Toolkit is a guide published by the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment designed to help clinicians and office managers implement sustainable, eco-friendly improvements in health care practices. It provides practical strategies for reducing energy, water, and waste, while emphasizing the role of physicians as community leaders in addressing the health impacts of climate change.
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Document type: Guide
healthcare-as-a-leverage-for-implementing-sustainable-infrastructure-in-developing-countries-swashgrow-2-b54491f1a7c229e6.pdf
This delivery report describes a matchmaking workshop held on 4 May 2021 by TEM – Lund University as part of the sWASH&grow project. The event aimed to explore how sustainable healthcare infrastructure in low- and middle-income countries can serve as a leverage point for implementing Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) solutions and fostering sustainable community development.
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Document type: Report