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Municipal peer-to-peer learning in integrating transport, land-use planning and energy policy at district level

Descrizione del progetto

Aiutare i comuni a risparmiare energia

I comuni sono essenziali nella transizione energetica poiché si caratterizzano per essere vicini ai cittadini e collaborano con le parti interessate a livello locale. Per quanto concerne l’energia, i comuni si trovano nella condizione di ridurre il consumo energetico all’interno delle proprie strutture e di garantire che l’energia fornita ai consumatori locali sia sicura e accessibile in termini economici. In qualità di autorità di regolamentazione, i comuni possono attuare leggi e normative volte ad adottare decisioni che consentano di incrementare l’efficienza energetica. Il progetto MULTIPLY, finanziato dall’UE, coinvolgerà i comuni attraverso concorsi nazionali intesi a sviluppare collaborazioni tra città capofila nel campo dell’urbanistica integrata e città impegnate in tal senso. Nell’ambito di un programma di apprendimento tra pari, 24 di queste città impegnate svilupperanno piani energetici per uno sviluppo efficiente dal punto di vista energetico di un quartiere modello all’interno del proprio territorio.

Obiettivo

The proposed project aims to engage public authorities through a competition and to develop a targeted peer-to-peer learning program, to increase the uptake of cross-sectoral integrated urban planning at district level. The consortium is composed of 7 competent partners from countries covering different socio-economic and geographical areas of Europe, 6 of whom will implement all the project activities in their country, while the last partner, including its linked third party, serves as a supporting expert.
National competitions for municipalities will enable the matching of forerunner cities in the field of integrated planning with committed cities, based on their excellence as well as outstanding ambitions. This transparent and innovative matching procedure will help to promote the contents of the project and to activate municipalities. The following peer-to-peer learning program, including a total of 42 municipalities will increase the capacities of municipal politicians, technical planning staff and communications representatives to effectively plan, finance, communicate and implement the energy transition. Targeted workshops will address the specific needs of these groups. The partners will draw on their broad experience to enrich, guide and moderate the peer-exchanges. With their increased capacities, 24 committed cities will develop institutionalised Energy Plans for the energy efficient development of one model district in their territory. The program also includes a European exchange dimension, to connect municipal authorities across the EU. The knowledge gained during this program will be disseminated by the consortium to further multiply the number of integrated planning projects for energy efficiency.
MULTIPLY will contribute to the expected impact, triggering energy savings of around 177GWh/year and the production of renewable energy of around 80 GWh/year. It will link 42 municipalities across Europe and directly reach an estimated 960 municipal professionals with its learning programs.

Invito a presentare proposte

H2020-EE-2016-2017

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Bando secondario

H2020-EE-2017-CSA-PPI

Meccanismo di finanziamento

CSA - Coordination and support action

Coordinatore

DEUTSCHE UMWELTHILFE EV
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 513 385,00
Indirizzo
FRITZ REICHLE RING 4
78315 Radolfzell
Germania

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Regione
Baden-Württemberg Freiburg Konstanz
Tipo di attività
Other
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 513 385,00

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