Description du projet
Bâtir la durabilité de la construction
L’environnement bâti – nos maisons, nos lieux de travail, nos écoles, nos hôpitaux, nos centres de loisirs et nos bâtiments publics – est le plus gros consommateur d’énergie de l’UE. Il est également l’un des principaux émetteurs de dioxyde de carbone. Collectivement, les bâtiments de l’UE sont responsables de 40 % de notre consommation d’énergie et de 36 % des émissions de gaz à effet de serre. Dans ce contexte, le projet SEEtheSkills, financé par l’UE, recueillera les bonnes pratiques de cinq pays (Macédoine du Nord, Slovaquie, Slovénie, Espagne et Pays-Bas) pour répondre aux besoins d’efficacité énergétique au sein du secteur du bâtiment. Plus précisément, le projet promouvra la visibilité des compétences en matière d’énergie durable dans la construction de nouveaux bâtiments et la rénovation des parcs immobiliers existants en créant un référentiel en ligne. Il permettra également de valider les compétences énergétiques afin d’en augmenter la valeur.
Objectif
This project proposal stands in front of the challenge for energy efficient construction of new and renovation of existing building stocks and to act at market level in order to stimulate the demand for previously developed and new or upgraded energy skills. It is based on the idea to build upon the good foundations of previous BUS experiences in five countries: North Macedonia, Spain, Slovenia, Slovakia and the Netherlands. Precedent actions in each of countries put mark and become recognized by innovation and bravery to meet the challenges in introduction of new approaches in meeting needs for energy efficiency in building sector, each of them notably is successful on national level. SEEtheSkills will gather best practices from each of the projects upon whose lessons learnt is built-on, in order to level up the achievements far above only national levels (mainly on the stage where they are now) on higher and, which is more important, wider interregional level. In order to facilitate broader visibility and accessibility of energy skills and to enable their mutual recognition across partner countries, through their cross validation based on learning outcomes, the project will act through novel 3V approach to tackle direct stimulation of demand of energy skills in construction. The 3V approach refers to: VISIBILITY of skills by creation of on-line repository i.e. Integrated SEEtheSkills area to make the skills visible, accessible and available on interregional level, between project partners and beyond; then enabling interregional cross VALIDATION of energy skills by making them comparable within SEEtheSkills area for management of knowledge&skills and through transferring and replication of training schemes between project partners; which as a final result will raise the VALUE of the skills and tackle their market demand, initiated by expressing the benefits of using energy skills in achieving sustainability of construction.
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1000 Skopje
Macédoine du Nord