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Sustainable Energy Systems Built Environment & Culture

BuiltHub project introduction video (Deliverable 7.6)

This first project video introduces the project and provides a general scope of the planned activities and targeted users. This product will be a fundamental digital tool to disseminate through online channels, specifically its website and social media, to connect with stakeholders and achieve impacts. View the video here.
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Sustainable Energy Systems Built Environment & Culture

Project Flyer (Deliverable 7.4)

This project flyer is a clear, concise and visual explanation of the BuiltHub project. It communicates the planned project activities and community of users, as well as the planned capabilities of the BuiltHub platform. The flyer also acts as a useful tool to inform readers how they can get involved in the project.
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Sustainable Energy Systems Built Environment & Culture

Project website, visual identity and templates (Deliverable 7.3)

This deliverable summarises the three key components used to visually communicate about the BuiltHub project, namely its website, its visual identity and its templates. The website, builthub.eu, is designed so that via headings like 'About', 'Updates', 'Resources', 'Get Involved' and 'Contact', visitors are able to easily locate information. The logo, colour palette and font that make up the project visual identity are also elaborated. Templates for Microsoft Word and Powerpoint are also introdu...
Case Study
Finance

Devolution to cities: A case study of KL - Local Government Denmark

Many countries are debating the effectiveness of devolving governing responsibilities to cities. There is increasing recognition that many citizen-facing responsibilities, such as kindergartens, schools, elderly care, unemployment benefits, skills and job training, refugee shelter, and the integration of immigrants take place in cities under the management of municipalities. However, the fiscal capacity of cities to provide these services varies widely in different countries. For instance, conti...
Guidance document
Sustainable Energy Systems

A WinWin(d) for all - The Handbook for socially-inclusive Wind Energy

This handbook, “A WinWin(d) for all,” provides guidance on how public engagement for socially-inclusive wind energy projects can be approached. It answers three core questions: "How can wind energy planning be made more inclusive?", "How can the economic benefits of wind energy be shared with society?" and "How can socially-inclusive wind energy be made the new normal?".
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Procurement

MAKING SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT WORK

A report, published by the European Commission, written with support by ICLEI, collecting 71 good practice cases on how public buyers have implemented socially responsible public procurement (SRPP), in order to promote employment opportunities, decent work, social inclusion, accessibility, ethical trade, design for all and seeking to achieve wider compliance with social standards.
Guidance document
Procurement

How to procure fair ICT

The criteria document aims to support experienced procurers in leveraging public purchases of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) hardware to positively impact working conditions across the electronics supply-chain. The criteria set covers guidance on Subject Matter, Selection and Award Criteria, Technical Specifications as well as Contract Clauses. The criteria set is ambitious as it goes beyond smelter level but addresses issues at mining stage also.
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Guidance document
Performance Measurement Governance Innovation

Instrumente für kommunales Nachhaltigkeitsmanagement (Tools for local sustainability management)

Municipalities at the beginning of their path towards sustainability need field-tested instruments because they face – often for the first time – the task of adapting centralized tools such as sustainability strategies or reports to their specific needs . This publication describes how local authorities can get such processes underway without having to reinvent the wheel.
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Biodiversity & NBS

Guidelines for co-design- ing and co-implementing green infrastructure in urban regeneration processes

These practical guidelines offer general and transferrable guidance on how to initiate, steer and organize collaborative co-design processes for local nature-based solutions (NBS), together with multi-dimensional stakeholders in any given city. They target anyone aiming to lead, organise or facilitate participatory multi-stakeholder engagement processes for NBS, especially municipal representatives. Taking the local and varied co-design processes executed in the EU-funded proGIreg project's Livi...
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