Climate Journey Map: Supplier Pathway
The Health Care Supply Chain Working Group of the Climate Collaborative is excited to share the Supplier Pathway of the Climate Journey Map (Supplier Journey Map) to support health care suppliers in initiating or accelerating their decarbonization and sustainability efforts.
This journey map outlines key stages of the sustainability journey and provides links to best practices, resources, and toolkits.
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About the Supplier Journey Map
It is intended for any health care supplier, regardless of size, industry, or stage in the decarbonization process. However, it will be particularly useful for companies that have yet to begin their decarbonization efforts or have recently started.
Each stage of the journey map includes specific actions that need to be taken, along with potential challenges that may arise. The resources provided in the journey map will address those challenges and highlight actions to help organizations achieve their sustainability goals.
The journey map is circular, meaning organizations can revisit different stages to address regulatory, scientific, business, or other factors that develop while on their sustainability journey.
Climate Journey Map Pathway
Clinical Journey Map
Explore this map to discover actions that clinicians, health care leaders, and health care workers can implement to drive sustainable health care transformation within their organizations and practices.
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Building on the Supplier Journey Map
The Leadership on Climate Transition (LOCT) for Healthcare was developed by Guidehouse, with input from organizations participating in the NAM Climate Collaborative, to complement the Supplier Pathway of the Climate Journey Map. While the NAM did not produce the training, it supports and recognizes it as a valuable tool aligned with the goals of the Supplier Pathway.
The external resources on this page do not necessarily represent the views of any one organization, the Climate Collaborative, or the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, and have not been subjected to the review procedures of, nor are they a product of, the National Academies. We are sharing based on the expert guidance of Collaborative members to serve as a resource.
