Summary sheet
Stockholm Läns Landsting
PO Box 22550
SE-104 22 STOCKHOLM
The project consists of a large number of investments in the health care sector, including improvements and extensions to all emergency hospitals owned by the County of Stockholm. Further investments will also be required for infrastructure to meet increased demand for primary health care within the County.
Implementation of the project should improve the quality of health care infrastructure and medical services for the resident population and so contribute to the economic and social development of the region.
Healthcare facilities are not covered under Annex II of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Directive (97/11/EC). Individual projects are subject to a local planning and approval process, including an environmental review in which compliance with regulations and legislation is verified. An examination of environmental procedures will be undertaken during appraisal.
Procurement procedures applied will be in compliance with EU Directives and national legislation.
Human capital (health care).
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