Europe’s leading
conference on
sustainable healthcare
10-13 June 2025 | Online
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We are pleased to announce that CleanMed Europe 2025 will take place from 10-13 June 2025.
Europe’s leading conference on sustainable healthcare brings together healthcare leaders and champions of sustainability to share ideas, innovations and solutions to accelerate the transition to sustainable healthcare.
The aim of CleanMed Europe 2025 is to inspire everyone involved in healthcare to lead the charge, enhancing patient care while making sustainability a core commitment within the sector and beyond. The conference invites participants to share and learn from each other, embracing innovative ideas while building new connections with sustainability leaders across Europe, regardless of where they are on the journey.
Redefining Healthcare
At CleanMed Europe 2025, we are driving this transformation with the goal of redefining healthcare. Redefining healthcare means placing sustainability at the heart of healthcare’s core mission. We create a space to share ideas, inspiration and support, and to make new connections with a shared vision. Join us to hear stories of challenges faced and successful changes made by organisations across Europe, and to learn about the latest advances in delivering high quality, sustainable care.
Attend CleanMed Europe
- Learn from innovative speakers
- Network with a truly unique audience
- Work together to find solutions
- Share your own work and ideas
- Hear about cutting-edge sustainability solutions
CleanMed Barcelona coming soon!
On 29 October 2025, we are hosting CleanMed Barcelona, a one-day in-person event in Barcelona, Spain, followed by a networking reception.
This Spanish-language conference will bring together healthcare leaders from all over Spain and beyond, as well as business innovators, suppliers, and procurement managers, to speak on vital topics concerning sustainable healthcare.
Registration will open soon. Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting opportunity!
2025 European Sustainable Healthcare Awards
The European Sustainable Healthcare Awards are back in 2025, celebrating the amazing work happening across Europe to accelerate progress towards a sustainable healthcare sector. Organised by Health Care Without Harm (HCWH) Europe and sponsored by Philips, the Awards recognise sustainability projects and individuals that are making a real difference in reducing the environmental impact of healthcare activities across Europe.
Applications are now closed. Thank you to everyone who applied! Stay tuned for more updates.
CleanMed Europe 2024 successfully delivered from 3–7 June.
From 3-7 June, 420 attendees joined us online for CleanMed Europe 2024. During the week, we heard a wide range of solutions for accelerating sustainable healthcare together, including advice on how to empower healthcare professionals or engage leadership in the sustainable healthcare journey, as well as practical guidance for embedding sustainability into workflows, greening supply chains, and reducing single-use plastic in healthcare.
2024 Impact Report
The CleanMed Europe’s 2024 Impact Report celebrates the reach and influence of this year’s CleanMed Europe conferences. It covers key session topics, discussion points, and learning objectives from the flagship online conference CleanMed Europe 2024 and its three in-person regional events in Belgium, Germany and France.
Sessions recordings
Watch two great CleanMed Europe sessions below. All other CleanMed Europe content is exclusive to attendees, and available on demand for up to four months after the conference concludes.
Connecting a Europe-wide movement
Sponsoring CleanMed Europe is your opportunity to be noticed by a growing international sustainable healthcare community.
Attracting hundreds of attendees each year, the conference is promoted widely to HCWH’s European network, which reaches over 7,500 hospitals and healthcare facilities.
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