Making a better world
Driven by purpose
We’re driven by our purpose of ‘Helping people live longer, happier, healthier lives and making a better world’.
We want to deliver better health outcomes to more people. As we grow, we continue to put sustainability at the heart of our strategy.
Reimagining healthcare forhealthier societies
Our three focus areas
Our health is shaped by the world around us – from the ecosystems we depend on, to the communities we live in. With health systems under strain, social inequality growing and the climate crisis compounding the world’s health issues, we’ve identified three key areas where we can have the most impact.

1. Making healthcare more accessible

2. Championing healthier communities

3. Reducing impact and caring for the planet
Our sustainability strategyambition KPIs
25m more customers with access to more affordable and preventative healthcare programmes (including Healthy Cities) by 2027
25m
people
Community projects to foster healthier, more inclusive societies in 50 cities by 2027
50
cities
75,000 hectares of nature restored to support people's health
75K
hectares
Spotlight: Healthy Cities
Through Healthy Cities, we aim to support people’s health in a changing climate and help people make the link between their health and the environment.
Our nature regeneration efforts focus on deprived urban areas across cities where Bupa has a presence, and peri-urban areas where nature is declining.

Our sustainability progress
Three years ago, we refreshed our sustainability strategy base around three missions.
We focused our efforts on reducing our environmental impact, accelerating the impact of sustainable healthcare, and helping regenerate the health of our planet.

Resilient Cities – The Case for Action
The Case for Action report highlights the power of prevention to support health in a changing climate and reveals how practical, city-led interventions can ease pressure on health systems while delivering major health and climate benefits.

Future Proofing Health Care – Innovations to support people and planet
The second edition of Bupa's healthy and climate-resilient cities report details what is needed to help the next generation of city leaders and urban designers develop a new model for cities, that puts health at the centre of design to better support people in a changing climate.
Sustainabilitywhere you live
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