Sustainability is the intersection of Environmental impact, Social responsibility and ethical Governance (ESG). At UPS Healthcare, we help our customers reach their environmental sustainability goals through our solutions and services, partner with humanitarian organisations to deliver healthcare to areas in need, and work with government agencies to help make healthcare more accessible to people around the world.
Our logistics and distribution warehousing facilities are focused on innovation and technology, decarbonisation and energy efficiency, designed to help you meet local environmental regulations and your company's sustainability goals, including:
Our sustainable cold chain packaging solutions offer materials sourced from approved manufacturers to:
Through our global transportation network, technology innovations, and logistics expertise, we can help you minimise your environmental impact with:
We leverage the ever-growing suite of UPS alternative fuel and advanced technology to help you minimise your carbon footprint, including:
We have collaborated with organisations around the world to improve healthcare access for low- and middle-income populations.
We help lower income countries implement logistics solutions so they can receive, store, distribute and administer critical vaccines and commodities.
We consult with non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and ministries of health on last mile delivery solutions that help close the gap between healthcare commodities and the people who need them.
Our UAV (drone) delivery programmes can help get pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and other health commodities to harder-to-reach populations.
We collaborate with ministries of health and NGOs to redesign supply chains and use of technology to support biological sample handling.
We work to implement tracking and monitoring technology solutions that enhance visibility in the low-resource areas we serve.
We collaborate with procurement agents, donors and ministries of health to continuously enhance humanitarian logistics solutions for HIV, malaria and reproductive health programs in low-income countries.
We work through UPS Foundation, UPS’s humanitarian organisation, which has more than 15 years of humanitarian logistics experience and operates in more than 90 different countries around the world. Some of the ways we have collaborated with organisations have been::
We partner with The UPS Foundation for many humanitarian logistics projects. Please contact your UPS Healthcare sales representative to find out how you can leverage our global network for humanitarian aid and support.
UPS offers options to help customers reduce the carbon impact of shipping. These include carbon impact analysis, supply chain optimisation, and carbon neutral shipping products. Learn more.
UPS has invested more than $1 billion over the past decade since 2002 in alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles and fuelling stations. This includes all electric, hybrid electric, hydraulic hybrid, ethanol, compressed natural gas (CNG), liquified natural gas (LNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG)/biomethane vehicles. UPS operates more than 13,000 alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles across 220 countries in which we operate.
UPS reports its carbon footprint according to the GHG Protocol. Reporting can be found in our GRI, TCFD, SASB, and CDP reports. Social Impact Reporting | About UPS
UPS calculates Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions as part of its annual reporting process.