Quality Techno Certifications (QTC) is delighted to announce a strategic cooperation agreement with the Saudi Ministry of Health aimed at developing a groundbreaking green healthcare platform. This initiative is designed to monitor, track, and reduce carbon emissions from medical facilities across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The agreement reflects a shared commitment to advancing sustainable practices in healthcare and supporting the country’s Vision 2030 goals for environmental stewardship and sustainability. 

QTC’s expertise in carbon management and sustainability will be instrumental in developing this platform. Leveraging its deep knowledge of greenhouse gas accounting and mitigation, QTC will ensure the platform is user-friendly, data-driven, and aligned with international standards for sustainability. The initiative also seeks to foster innovation in green healthcare solutions, empowering medical facilities to adopt more sustainable practices without compromising patient care. 

The cooperation aligns closely with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which emphasizes the importance of environmental sustainability and reducing carbon emissions across all sectors. By targeting emissions in healthcare, this platform contributes to the Kingdom’s broader efforts to combat climate change and transition to a low-carbon economy. The initiative also sets a benchmark for integrating sustainability into essential public services, paving the way for greener healthcare systems globally. 

The Environmental Fund and the QTC for Accreditation signed a memorandum of cooperation on 1/8/2024.
This is part of the fund’s efforts to contribute to achieving the National Environmental Strategy by encouraging investment, supporting research, innovation, and development in the environmental and meteorological sectors, and promoting environmentally friendly practices among individuals, economic sectors, and environmental organizations. Additionally, it aims to stimulate environmental protection plans, activities, and initiatives in the Kingdom and contribute to their funding.

The memorandum was signed in Riyadh by Khalid bin Abdullah Al-Habardi, Executive Director of Strategy and Partnerships for the Environmental Fund, and Ahmad bin Khalil Al-Maslamani, Chairman of the Board of QTC.

The memorandum aims to create a constructive cooperative relationship to serve their strategic interests by stimulating the environmental sectors and studying the feasibility of launching digital products and solutions that contribute to environmental sustainability and serve the environmental sector in general. Under this memorandum, the parties will work on studying the feasibility of cooperation in launching digital platforms in various environmental fields, such as carbon footprint calculation, carbon emissions management and monitoring, corporate social responsibility (CSR), environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, environmental compliance, environmental sustainability, and ISO systems, in accordance with the regulations, laws, and policies in force in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.