Systematic approach to helping healthcare institutions reduce costs and avail more savings to finance patient care.

1. KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL,
GOGREEN PROGRAM
THE COPY CAT LTD. & PARTNER PRESENTATION
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2. KNH Strategic Objectives
1.To provide quality specialized health care
2. To acquire international accreditation
3. To promote institutional linkages and collaborations
4.To strengthen training and research capacity
5. To participate in national health planning and policy
6. To improve and diversify revenue generation and cost efficiency
7.To improve human resource management and development
8. To implement reliable information and communication technology
9.To improve on infrastructure, equipment and supply chain
10.To inculcate good corporate governance
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3. GoGreen. Good for money!
Energy-use reduction
Waste reduction
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4. GoGreen. Good for patient care!
Natural light has been shown to
have mood-elevating &
pain-easing qualities;
The presence of trees & nature
appear to impact human health
in subtle but measurable ways
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5. Addressable Areas? LEED
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6. Scope...Energy Efficient Lighting
Lighting 44%
Ventilation
8%
Cooling
10%
Misc.
13%
Other
3%
Office equipment
17%
Refrigeration
5%
in their operational practices can realize even greater financial results.Working toward standardizing lamps and fixtures
uce complexity, lower costs and enhance building uniformity.
mprovements will allow resources to focus on the core mission: Patient care.
ring benefit to the bottom line
represents the largest component of the
costs for lighting. In an audit completed
ps Lighting, one 144-bed healthcare
r was projected to save nearly $450 per
energy and maintenance by switching to
gy efficient lighting system—with a ROI
2 months.
Percentage of Electricity Used in a Hospital2
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7. Scope...Solar Road Street Lighting
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8. Scope...Automation
BMS controls for HVACE systems
– Chillers/Heat Exchangers/Boilers
– Pressurization units
– Fresh Air Handling Units (FAHU, AHU)
– Water tanks (under ground, over head)
– Pumps (transfer, booster, sewage, other)
– Remote systems’ alarm monitoring
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9. Scope...Water Harvesting & Recycling
water supply exists, is estimated to be around 145 litres/capita/
day (lpcd). Table 1 illustrates the typical break-up of water
Rainwater Harvesting, Recycling & Reuse
A rainwater harvesting scheme cannot be viewed in isolation.
collected and diverted into the recharge pit/recharge trench.
cooking water needs are met by using the municipal water
supply.
Waste water from the kitchens and bathrooms (called sullage)
Figure 1: Total Water Management In Residential Complexes Using Rain Water And Sullage
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10. Scope...Organic Waste to Electricity
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