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AstraZeneca's experience with CO2 budgets for IROs and finding a rhythm with hybrid investor relations communications 🌍🛫 Discover an innovative approach to corporate access in the sustainability era: https://lnkd.in/eZDpKFca #InvestorRelations #InvestorCommunication #Sustainability #CompanyWebcast

3% of all non-household public water is used by the healthcare sector in England and Wales. For the pharmaceutical sector, ready access to a fresh water supply enables the production of vaccines and medicines and safeguards livelihoods, but water usage needs to be improved to ensure a sustainable future for the industry. BSI's new report has assembled expert guidance and best practice for healthcare organizations to achieve greater water efficiency and play a part in addressing global water scarcity. Read the Thirst for Change report in full: https://lnkd.in/d42bT6GV #ThirstforChange #Water #WaterSecurity #WaterAvailability

3% of all non-household public water is used by the healthcare sector in England and Wales. For the pharmaceutical sector, ready access to a fresh water supply enables the production of vaccines and medicines and safeguards livelihoods, but water usage needs to be improved to ensure a sustainable future for the industry. BSI's new report has assembled expert guidance and best practice for healthcare organizations to achieve greater water efficiency and play a part in addressing global water scarcity. Read the Thirst for Change report in full: https://lnkd.in/gQyJjkJ4 #ThirstforChange #Water #WaterSecurity #WaterAvailability

3% of all non-household public water is used by the healthcare sector in England and Wales. For the pharmaceutical sector, ready access to a fresh water supply enables the production of vaccines and medicines and safeguards livelihoods, but water usage needs to be improved to ensure a sustainable future for the industry. BSI's new report has assembled expert guidance and best practice for healthcare organizations to achieve greater water efficiency and play a part in addressing global water scarcity. Read the Thirst for Change report in full: https://lnkd.in/gRvN5nCF #ThirstforChange #Water #WaterSecurity #WaterAvailability

3% of all non-household public water is used by the healthcare sector in England and Wales. For the pharmaceutical sector, ready access to a fresh water supply enables the production of vaccines and medicines and safeguards livelihoods, but water usage needs to be improved to ensure a sustainable future for the industry. BSI's new report has assembled expert guidance and best practice for healthcare organizations to achieve greater water efficiency and play a part in addressing global water scarcity. Read the Thirst for Change report in full: https://lnkd.in/ezKwawJC #ThirstforChange #Water #WaterSecurity #WaterAvailability

Did you know? - The pharmaceutical sector's GHG emissions are higher than the automotive industry, so how are pharma companies addressing sustainability and climate change? In this article, Cority's Sean Baldry, CRSP adds his perspective on the problem and what needs to be done - and it's gonna take a village. https://lnkd.in/eUzfGGWf #sustainability #climatechange #EmpowerBetter

Healthcare may not be the sector that immediately comes to mind when thinking about climate change, yet it is responsible for almost 5% of global emissions and up to 8.5% of the US carbon footprint. Big pharma giants such as GSK, AstraZeneca and Pfizer are now teaming up to work with their common suppliers and deliver economies of scale on absolute carbon emissions. Another cross-sector initiative is looking at standardizing ways of calculating emissions, with the potential to communicate carbon footprints on drug packs (similar to nutritional information provided across food and beverage). These initiatives have the potential to drive both sustainability-related ambition and competition across big pharma. Can you see a world where prescribers and patients could become true sustainability influencers? Are consumers ready to engage with the topic of climate change and sustainability when it comes to their health? Times are changing fast, and we've got our finger on the pulse. #Sustainability #BigPharma #Change #MarketResearch https://lnkd.in/e_H6tMvj

#WorldEnvironmentDay is not just a celebration, but a call to action. This year's campaign was a rallying cry for land restoration, prevention of desertification, and drought resilience, all encapsulated in the powerful slogan, "Our land. Our future. We are #GenerationRestoration."   CiPPPA is a multi-stakeholder partnership that recognises that recycling #pharmaceutical #packaging is a crucial step toward reducing waste and minimising the environmental impact of the healthcare industry. By championing sustainable practices and fostering collaboration, CiPPPA seeks to revolutionise the management of primary pharmaceutical packaging. This initiative aims to create a ripple of change by developing solutions that increase circularity and ultimately benefit the environment.   We invite you to join CiPPPA in our initiative to reshape the management of pharmaceutical packaging and lead the #healthcare industry in environmental stewardship. Together, we can contribute to industry-wide transformation and positively impact our planet. #WorldEnvironmentDay #ESG #GenerationRestoration #LandRestoration #Desertification #DroughtResilience #Environmental #LandDegradation #ESG #DueDiligence #CSR

The pharmaceutical industry is making significant strides toward sustainability, with companies across the sector implementing various Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives. #ESG #climatechange #sustainability

Very pleased to be featured in Health & Pharma recently, talking about what the pharma industry can do to reduce carbon emissions. The pharma industry is responsible for 52 megatons (yes, that's 52 million tonnes) of carbon dioxide emissions annually. That's roughly 4.5% of total greenouse gas emissions. Given the global impact the industry has, not only through its operations but also supply chain, it's imperative to reduce it in order to ensure the health of humans and the planet in decades to come. Read more below. https://lnkd.in/dMcetQdj