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Systemic Sustainability Transition Solution for Health Care Organisations through PCP (suHCO)

Systemic Sustainability Transition Solution for Health Care Organisations through PCP (suHCO)

Association for Supply Chain Management, Procurement and Logistics
Foreseen Deadline: 01/01/2027

The suHCO call for tenders is now open! The suHCO project is looking for innovative solutions to support Health and Care Organisations in planning and implementing their sustainability transition. Through this Pre-Commercial Procurement, suHCO aims to develop a horizontal digital planning and execution-driven system that helps healthcare organisations identify sustainable solutions, coordinate implementation, monitor progress, and support long-term change. Suppliers, technology providers, SMEs,

Germany Health
Systemic Sustainability Transition Solution for Health Care Organisations through PCP (suHCO)

Systemic Sustainability Transition Solution for Health Care Organisations through PCP (suHCO)

Association for Supply Chain Management, Procurement and Logistics
Foreseen Deadline: 01/01/2027

The suHCO call for tenders is now open! The suHCO project is looking for innovative solutions to support Health and Care Organisations in planning and implementing their sustainability transition. Through this Pre-Commercial Procurement, suHCO aims to develop a horizontal digital planning and execution-driven system that helps healthcare organisations identify sustainable solutions, coordinate implementation, monitor progress, and support long-term change. Suppliers, technology providers, SMEs,

Germany Health
Aalborg Municipality – Senior Citizens & Care

Aalborg Municipality – Senior Citizens & Care

North Denmark EU-Office
Foreseen Deadline: 01/11/2026

There are dramatic changes in the demographic development concerning the number of senior citizens in our societies. Increased life expectancy and lower birth rates are the main factors driving the development of the ageing population where the share of older age groups are increasing – not at least those groups of who are in the most need of long-term health care and practical help. The ageing population, combined with the vastly improved treatment of diseases like diabetes and cancer, dramatically increases, furthermore, the number of Danes living with one or more chronic diseases. Finally, does the demographic development also influence, of course, the size of the labour force; that is, the labor market challenge is that the labor force is declining relative to the number of children and senior citizens, pointing to a tighter labor market. Therefore, are issues of availability of labor and recruitment problems at the forefront of the Danish labor market discussions.

Denmark Health