CSIR-NCL and CPI (UK) Collaborate to Decarbonise Pharma Industry through 'Living Lab'

Thursday, 17 October 2024, 21:02

CSIR-NCL and CPI (UK) have launched a 'Living Lab' initiative to decarbonise the pharma industry. This collaboration aims to enhance sustainability and innovation in Pune. The initiative represents a significant step in UK-India partnerships and may revolutionize pharmaceutical practices.
Hindustantimes
CSIR-NCL and CPI (UK) Collaborate to Decarbonise Pharma Industry through 'Living Lab'

Revolutionizing the Pharma Industry

The CSIR-NCL and CPI (UK) are pioneering a collaborative effort through their new 'Living Lab', focusing on environmental sustainability within the pharmaceutical sector. This initiative aims to decarbonise processes, ultimately reducing carbon footprints associated with drug manufacturing.

Key Objectives of the Living Lab

  • Enhance collaboration between UK and India for sustainable practices.
  • Promote innovative technologies that facilitate decarbonisation.
  • Respond to the growing demand for sustainable solutions in pharma.

Benefits for the Pharma Sector

The establishment of this 'Living Lab' in Pune is expected to lead to groundbreaking advancements in how pharmaceutical companies approach sustainability.

Implications for Global Pharma

This initiative not only positions India as a key player in global efforts to decarbonise but also sets a new standard for other nations to follow. By integrating innovative technologies and sustainable practices, CSIR-NCL and CPI (UK) aim to reshape the future of the pharmaceutical industry.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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