The National Institute for Health and Care Research has announced details of the next round of its bespoke sustainability training programme.

Following a successful programme in spring 2026, the next phase of the NIHR Net Zero Catalyst has launched, continuing NIHR’s commitment to support HealthTech innovators with high-quality, practical sustainability training. The programme will take place again in 2027, with an expanded cohort of 10 HealthTech innovators, decided by a competitive selection process. Interested individuals are advised to engage with the Catalyst team to prepare a successful application. Information about the programme and how to apply is available here.

About the Net Zero Catalyst

The NIHR Net Zero Catalyst supports HealthTech innovators in embedding sustainable practices. A cohort of HealthTech innovators are mentored by leading experts in sustainability, with the opportunity to compete for bridge funding to advance their ideas.

The National Institute of Health and Care Research has partnered with the product design consultancy Pd-m to deliver the NIHR Net Zero Catalyst. The annual programme offers HealthTech innovators hands-on support from academic, clinical and industry expertise in sustainability and HealthTech.