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Deliverables
The project webinars and recordings produced in other tasks (such as the Replication Webinars of Task 6.2) will be edited and published on the digital interface. The editing will select only relevant parts of the content for the new edition, making the recordings more attractive and accessible to the visitors.
Videos (opens in new window)2 mentors’ videos will be developed throughout the project. The first one will be done by month 3 following the “meet your new instructor” masterclass format,16 promoting the mentors’ projects, expertise and learning offer to potential applicants. This video will be intensely used in the engagement campaigns and will complement the mentors’ profiles on the website detailing their expertise and case studies. The second video will be finalised by month 40 and will focus on the mentees progress, achievements, and testimonies from local politicians.The first video will be made in month 4 and the second in month 30.
Replication webinars on all thematic areas untill the end of the project (opens in new window)The community of practice will be hosted by EUROCITIES and will have different activities, including replication webinars (organized after the Step 3 visits (of each LC group where the main experiences and conclusions from site visits will be shared). Some of these webinars may be open or recorded and published on the website so a higher number of interested PAs may be reached. These replication webinars, guarantee the constant outreach and learning possibility, feedback from those who are not participating in the learning program but working on the subject area.
Informative webinars (opens in new window)At the beginning of each engagement campaign, we will organise an informative webinar to present, in a nutshell, what is PROSPECT+ and give practical answers to cities and regions on how to join the programme, referring to the guidelines for applicants. Moreover, it will be briefly explained how they could benefit from the participation in PROSPECT+ in terms of financial knowledge. These webinars will be the opportunity to present concrete examples from mentors on board and present what type of projects mentees can learn from.The first will be done in M3, and the consequent versions in M12,21,30.
Toolkit on CBP reproduction (opens in new window)PROSPECT+ Toolkit focused on explaining how to set up and reproduce a similar CBP (as a reference, we will use CASCADE’s toolkit15). It will include information about the methods and activities used in PROSPECT+, outcomes and results, as well as further recommendations based on our experience. The toolkit will be translated into the partners’ 11 languages (EN, DE, FR, CZ, HU, ES, PT, NL, GR, HR, SI) to encourage the adoption of similar programmes by local stakeholders in these countries, reaching especially smaller municipalities. The toolkit will be shared via the Community of Practice (T6.2).
Webinars related to policy recommendations, dialogues (opens in new window)The community of practice will be hosted by EUROCITIES and will have different activities, including Dialogue webinars (different stakeholders e.g. EU, national governments, private sector players, investors are brought together, and the community of practice gathers questions for them, so it is helpful to those who wish to implement projects but have concrete barriers).First webinar will be ready by month 24, and the second by month 40.
With the involvement of all the partners, the existing PROSPECT dissemination tools and material will be updated and tailored to the new PROSPECT+ marketing needs. The project will strive to use electronic and reusable means of dissemination to reduce waste production. For this reason, partners will rely on reusable roll-up displays which can also be printed in the form of posters (in order to avoid transport costs and emissions) and the use of leaflets will be limited to key events where they have proven to be useful.Drafts in month 18 and 36, final in month 42.
Guidance notes for mentors (opens in new window)a short guidebook for mentors to provide guidance how they can discuss the financial maturity of the project ideas with the mentees during the physical meetings
Detailed structure and plan for the CBP (opens in new window)Creating an Action plan will be a high upgrade of the existing thorough learning plan available on this link14 and it will include all the new tools and capacities that should be covered through the learning steps This is the main document describing each learning group their individual objectives and it will have summaries of each of the learning steps and progress towards the end of their learning All materials and information needed for other WPs tools and actions should be collected through this plan unless it is an online generated survey including a Information needed for the project readiness assessment tool T54 b Information needed for replication materials and toolsgood practice T61 and c Annexes with all templates and guidelines that mentors could use
Report on monitoring guidelines for the success of the CBP (opens in new window)Ontime communication and resultsharing among project beneficiaries will be done through continuous support to mentors with the emphasize on catching the week chains of the teaching programme eg measures not replicable or unsuitable partners matched as well as ensuring that all novelties and project conclusions are transferred to next cycle
Inventory of sustainable energy measures and verification of achieved impacts (opens in new window)Inventory of changes that have introduced due to the PROSPECT+ learning programme.
SWOT analysis for energy efficiency projects - final (opens in new window)This report will include the elaboration of a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis, focusing on the lessons learnt from the past experiences of sustainable local project implementation and on specific implementation activities foreseen within the project. First version will be delivered in month 18, and the final in month 38.
Readiness Assessment tool and financing strategies - draft (opens in new window)This report will explain a tool which will be developed to assess the financial maturity of the planned or ongoing local sustainable energy projects of the mentees. Mentees will be able to conduct the self-assessment at the end of the respective LC directly online. They will enter their project data into the “Project Readiness Check” tool by answering a set of questions to evaluate each project’s finance readiness. The result of the project readiness check will be automatically determined based on the answers: it will indicate the level of finance readiness of the project to seek funding, highlight possible funding sources and if required, provide suggestions for potential improvements and recommendations of available support mechanisms (e.g. apply for ELENA funding if the proposal is very advanced, apply for EUCF funding for specific activities to further develop the proposal if it is medium advanced, etc.) to further develop the project proposal to make it finance-ready.Draft in month 18.
Participant engagement materials (opens in new window)linked to task 2.3, will include template for expression of interest and regular summaries for the consortium to inform the application (WP2), the learning process (WP3), the replication (WP6) and communication (WP7) (drafts after each LC, final version M35)
Summary of the monitoring outcomes of the CBP - final (opens in new window)This is the final of D4.2There will be three versions - in months 15 (D4.2),24 and 34 after each learning cycle.
Final publishable report (opens in new window)Final publishable report that will be designed for external users to understand what the PROSPECT project offers.
Communication toolkit (opens in new window)An updated visual identity website leaflet poster
Report on adapted content for handbooks: public buildings, private buildings, public lighting, transport, and cross-sectoral (opens in new window)Updating PROSPECT handbooks The 5 handbooks for each thematic area figure 6 will be updated to include new cases and current findings about the implementation of innovative financing schemes from both regional and local levels in Europe During Months 1 and 2 FEDARENE will conduct desk research and interviews for mapping and documenting new cases on the implementation of successful innovative financing schemes for sustainable energy projects related to the five thematic areas In Month 36 these new cases will be organised by IEECP to make them ready to be published on a dedicated webpage of PROSPECT by UPRC in Month 6 In Months 3 and 4 IEECP will edit PROSPECT handbooks in order to remove information about outdated cases and examples and to include a link to the PROSPECT webpage with the new cases The handbooks content about the financing schemes will be revised and desk study will be carried out for the inclusion of relevant information that might be lacking PROSPECT infographics that summarise key information and steps for setting up the financing schemes will also be revised and if necessary updated with new information PROSPECT will disseminate and make use of the content developed by the projects below for the following topics but not limited to these topics and projects MV measures synergies with the EnergeeWatcheu project Air quality synergies with EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK and Green City Accord and the Energy Efficiency First principle by connecting to project ENEFIRSTeu
Guidebook for upgraded decision-making matrix (opens in new window)UPRC and adelphi will work together to further develop and enhance the PROSPECT Recommendations-Decision Matrix tool. This self-assessment tool was deployed in PROSPECT and contains a set of questions, which help to determine which financing scheme will be the most suitable for the local authority to implement for local sustainable energy and climate project investments. It consists an easy-to-grasp checklist that assists a local authority in its first decision-making steps to decide against a set of financing alternatives. The tool will be expanded to provide also other sectors of recommendation (e.g., Transport) or innovative schemes and will be well-adjusted utilizing Adelphi’s financial expertise. The Matrix will contain a quick readiness check before proceeding to the financial scheme selection. Aim is to create a comprehensive quick and easy to use tool for PAs that do not have time to participate in the PROSPECT+ project or to go through the learning materials.
Readiness Assessment tool and financing strategies - final (opens in new window)This report will explain a tool which will be developed to assess the financial maturity of the planned or ongoing local sustainable energy projects of the mentees. Mentees will be able to conduct the self-assessment at the end of the respective LC directly online. They will enter their project data into the “Project Readiness Check” tool by answering a set of questions to evaluate each project’s finance readiness. The result of the project readiness check will be automatically determined based on the answers: it will indicate the level of finance readiness of the project to seek funding, highlight possible funding sources and if required, provide suggestions for potential improvements and recommendations of available support mechanisms (e.g. apply for ELENA funding if the proposal is very advanced, apply for EUCF funding for specific activities to further develop the proposal if it is medium advanced, etc.) to further develop the project proposal to make it finance-ready.Draft in month 18.
Summary of the monitoring outcomes of the CBP - draft (opens in new window)The monitoring summaries will be delivered in months 15,24,34,final in 42.This is the first draft.
Communication/dissemination plan and updated versions - draft (opens in new window)With the involvement of all the partners, the existing PROSPECT dissemination tools and material will be updated and tailored to the new PROSPECT+ marketing needs. The project will strive to use electronic and reusable means of dissemination to reduce waste production. For this reason, partners will rely on reusable roll-up displays which can also be printed in the form of posters (in order to avoid transport costs and emissions) and the use of leaflets will be limited to key events where they have proven to be useful.Drafts in month 18 and 36, final in month 42.
Tool for enhancing local and regional energy planning - draft (opens in new window)This tool aims to support local and regional authorities during the planning and implementation process of SECAPs. The development of a SECAP is a demanding procedure which must define policies and measures in line with the vision and objectives of the Covenant of Mayors, establish budget, financing sources and mechanisms and make appropriate allocation. To support the elaboration of the plan the tool will develop a decision-framework with indicators for choosing measures to be entered into SECAP.First draft will be delivered in month 18 and a final in month 36.It will be both an online tool and a report version of the tool guidance.
Tool for enhancing local and regional energy planning - final (opens in new window)This tool aims to support local and regional authorities during the planning and implementation process of SECAPs. The development of a SECAP is a demanding procedure which must define policies and measures in line with the vision and objectives of the Covenant of Mayors, establish budget, financing sources and mechanisms and make appropriate allocation. To support the elaboration of the plan the tool will develop a decision-framework with indicators for choosing measures to be entered into SECAP.First draft will be delivered in month 18 and a final report in month 38.
Guidance notes for facilitators (opens in new window)Facilitators in some cases the mentors will take a combined role will have briefing materials and use a checklist to make sure that each group gets the same kind of support The existing PROSPECT checklists will be enhanced to include all learning areas that P CBP covers and not only the innovative financing aspect
Replication booklets (at least in 2 most popular thematic areas) (opens in new window)Innovative financing: Two short Replication booklets will build on the good practices from t3.1 materials but are upgraded with key success criteria received from the feedback/interviews or workshops ( see WP4 Masterclasses or other events as opportunities to collect feedback) with successful mentors and mentees. Such most successful mentors will be ‘replication ambassadors’; lessons learnt collected after each LC by the facilitators (see WP3, T3.4) and includes the key enablers and barriers, solutions.
Report on experiences and showcases of successfully implemented learning groups (opens in new window)This report will describe experiences and showcases of successfully implemented learning groups, with all lessons learned and P2P best practices.
Sustainability Plan for the CBP - draft (opens in new window)A Sustainability Plan with the inputs of all partners and in cooperation with EUROCITIES. It is a coherent strategy and an effective action plan for the exploitation of the project’s outcomes by the partners in the afterlife of the project. It will compile information about the project’s main findings and lessons learned, as well as present a strategy for the development and use of the digital interface and Toolkit (described below) and include recommendations for future activities.The first draft will be delivered in month 18 and a final in month 36.
Sustainability Plan for the CBP - final (opens in new window)A Sustainability Plan with the inputs of all partners and in cooperation with EUROCITIES. It is a coherent strategy and an effective action plan for the exploitation of the project’s outcomes by the partners in the afterlife of the project. It will compile information about the project’s main findings and lessons learned, as well as present a strategy for the development and use of the digital interface and Toolkit (described below) and include recommendations for future activities.The first draft will be delivered in month 18 and a final in month 36.
Practical guide for applicants (opens in new window)Prior to the first engagement campaign and in order to attract mentees we will provide some guidelines to applicants so that cities and regions get all the information needed about the capacitybuilding programme A practical guide for applicants will be developed gathering all useful information about PROSPECT and the engagement process overall ambition and objectives expected profile of participants eligibility criteria selection process expected commitment from participants and PROSPECT
SWOT analysis for energy efficiency projects - draft (opens in new window)This report will include the elaboration of a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis, focusing on the lessons learnt from the past experiences of sustainable local project implementation and on specific implementation activities foreseen within the project. First version will be delivered in month 18, and the final in month 38.
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