Sustainable development
Sustainability at the heart of care
Sustainable development is an organizational priority at the MUHC. We are committed to advancing sustainability in healthcare by promoting environmental stewardship, social equity, and responsible economic practices.
Key initiatives include:
- Sustainable Development Committee
- Strategic plan and annual report
- Waste Management Plan
- Commitment to align with Quebec’s sustainable development strategy and guidelines
- Cross-disciplinary projects, including:
- carbon footprint assessment
- analysis of building vulnerability to climate change
- MUHC-wide sustainability ambassadors – employees leading sustainable practices
- Support for eco-friendly travel travel through public transit discounts (BIXI, OPUS)
- Greening projects – tree planting, gardening, and other environmental activities
- Social economy initiatives – collaborations with local organizations to support social impact
- Sustainability projects, including reusable gowns, rechargeable batteries, and Food Services programs
- Decarbonization roadmap: The MUHC has adopted a carbon-neutrality roadmap with support from ASPQ, the City of Montreal, and Dunsky Energie+Climat.
By embracing a comprehensive approach to sustainability, the MUHC is helping shape a healthier, more equitable, and more resilient future in healthcare.
For any questions or ideas on sustainability at the MUHC, contact [email protected].
Learn more about our sustainable mobility options and the money-saving opportunities available to you as a member of the MUHC team, including:
- public transit
- BIXI
- bike parking
- flexible parking
Check out the offers on the MUHC Intranet or email [email protected].
