ETERNAL's recent final official project dissemination event provided project partners and external guests alike an opportunity to reflect upon and celebrate notable progress made during four years of collaborative research and scale-up for sustainable development of pharmaceutical manufacture, use and disposal, along with notable contributions towards building the the EU’s knowledge base informing environmental risk and ecotoxicity assessemts of pharamceuticals on the one hand and policy development on the other.

A further Public Deliverable summarizing ETERNAL's Change Labs Impacts is now available to download.

Behaviour and organisational change coach Morag Shaw brings a unique lens on the ETERNAL project’s sustainability goals — bridging human behaviour, system pressures, and the realities of medicine production and use. In this article, she shares emerging insights from her work exploring how to support greener prescribing and safer medicine disposal.