Toward a sustainable future

Sustainable development is key. For Siemens Healthineers, for societies, for humankind.

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Our Sustainability Report 2022

Key achievements

Our Sustainability Report lists all relevant data in the section entitled “Our sustainability indicators.” We have improved in all our focus areas: "Access and Innovation", "Environment", and "Social". Here are our key achievements in each focus area:

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Siemens Healthineers Sustainability Report 2022(pdf, 8169.22 KB)

Download further Sustainability documents

Environment, Health & Safety Policy(pdf, 93.10 KB)

Policy statement for protecting human rights and fulfilling environmental obligations

(pdf, 229.53 KB)

Management System ISO-14001 Certificate(pdf, 1723.73 KB)

Science-based Targets Initiative Certificate(pdf, 118.54 KB)

Management System ISO-45001 Certificate(pdf, 1616.86 KB)

Siemens Healthineers Sustainability Report 2021

(pdf, 2475.23 KB)

Our targets

Measurable and transparent

Our sustainability targets for FY 2025 and beyond are ambitious. In order to create measurability and transparency, we have identified core key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure our efforts against:

Carbon neutral by 2030

We will reduce net CO2 emissions from scope 1 and 2 to 160 kilotons in 2025 and become carbon neutral by 2030.

Regenerative & healthy environment

220 mio. patient touchpoints

We will improve access to healthcare by increasing availability in underserved countries with 220 million patient touchpoints by 2025.

Improve quality of life

Our approach

Based on three pillars

Sustainability is an integral part of our company’s strategy, based on three pillars:

: We commit to supporting all UN SDGs, with a clear focus on three core goals:
“Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages”
Our contribution: Our products, solutions, and innovations. Furthermore, we help to establish universal health coverage and contribute to fighting both non-communicable and communicable diseases.