Manchester University NHS Trust employees record 25,000 sustainable actions

Employees at Manchester University NHS Trust have completed 25,000 positive actions since the launch of its incentivised wellbeing and sustainability programme, Green Rewards, six months ago.

The organisation, which employs 20,000 staff, launched the initiative, provided by Jump, in May 2019. As at November, it has recorded that 30,000kg of CO2 has been saved, eight years-worth of meat-free days have been taken and enough electricity has been saved to power 1,755 homes for a day.

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