The African Medical Centre of Excellence, Abuja, has secured Silver certification under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design programme, strengthening its focus on sustainable infrastructure, energy efficiency and patient-centred healthcare delivery.
The certification, awarded under the Building Design and Construction programme, recognises building design and construction practices assessed against environmental performance and resource-efficiency criteria.
Developed by the United States Green Building Council, LEED is an internationally recognised green building rating system that evaluates buildings in areas including energy and water efficiency, indoor environmental quality, materials and environmental impact.
Speaking on the achievement, AMCE Chief Executive Officer Brian Deaver said sustainable infrastructure was an important component of the centre’s ambition to deliver specialised healthcare services in Africa.
He said, “We recognise that delivering exceptional healthcare goes beyond clinical expertise and advanced medical technology; it also requires infrastructure that supports efficiency, resilience and the well-being of patients, staff and visitors.
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