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Par Caroline SCHWARTZ, Manager Le constat du dernier rapport du GIEC est sans équivoque : le réchauffement climatique est en cours – +1,1°C depuis la fin du 20ème siècle – et cette tendance se poursuivra si les émissions de gaz à effets de serre ne diminuent pas fortement et rapidement. La stratégie nationale bas-carbone a défini en France un objectif d’atteinte de la neutralité carbone dès 2050, avec un objectif intermédiaire de réduction des émissions de GES de 40% en 2030 par rapport à 1990. Le secteur hospitalier tient une position paradoxale : émetteur de 8% des GES en France, soit l’équivalent de 49 millions de tonnes de CO2, il contribue à la crise climatique autant qu’il en subit les effets, lui qui est en première ligne pour traiter les impacts sur la santé physique et mentale des populations.

Les questions de santé et de sécurité au travail concernent 26 millions de salariés français et leurs employeurs, peu importe leur régime de rattachement : général, agricole… 4650 médecins du travail mais aussi infirmiers en santé du travail, conseillers en prévention ou encore secrétaires et assistants détectent, préviennent et informent afin de préserver la santé au travail et accompagner toutes les transformations du monde du travail.

GLOBAL RUSH TO DECARBONIZE OUR INDUSTRIES In the face of successive crises, this is not a choice, it's an emergency of which every nation is now aware. Europe has pledged to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, while China is catching its breath after the health crisis and rushing with all its might towards the energy transition. The countries of South and East Asia are determined to position themselves in decarbonized products. Against a backdrop of trade war, the Americans are protecting their economy with the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and injecting tens of billions of dollars into the climate component of their stimulus package. In short, we are experiencing a global rush to decarbonize our industries. The economies that achieve it first will have a formidable competitive advantage.

France is a key player in healthcare innovation. With the Plan Innovation Santé 2030, the country has made major investments to promote research and develop new healthcare solutions. The plan aims to transform France into a European leader in healthcare innovation, and to put the patient at the heart of its policy.

In June 2021, the government announced the health component of France 2030 "Innovation Santé 2030". It includes a package of legislative and regulatory measures as well as 7.5 billion euros to make France the most innovative and sovereign healthcare nation in Europe.

While the importance of managing the career paths of civil servants is not new, it has taken on a particularly strategic and urgent dimension, in a context where career support for civil servants is one of the strongest levers for making the civil service more attractive. The convergence of a number of political initiatives - and their profusion - reveals a strong desire on the part of the government to tackle the subject from a number of angles.

For the past twenty years, France has been trying to break away from the hospital-centric approach to its healthcare system. It has embarked on the "virage ambulatoire" (ambulatory shift): the transition from a healthcare system in which the hospital is at the heart of all care, to an organization that makes local doctors and primary care teams the coordinators of healthcare pathways. The health crisis has reminded us of the importance of stepping up our efforts to accentuate this and, at the same time, reinforce the shift to the home. At a time when the ageing of the population is a reality, the development of new services at home and in outpatient facilities is an imperative.

Faced with rising energy costs, the entire industrial and service sector is facing an unprecedented situation of declining performance, and even financial danger. This situation also offers a historic opportunity to reduce the energy footprint of our economy, through a range of technical, organizational and financial measures. Find out more from our experts about the 5 essential steps you can take to generate cashflow gains in just a few weeks.

An article by Gilles Bonnenfant, Chairman of Eurogroup Consulting, published in Les Echos on January 26, 2023.