The purpose of your project is to catalyse change in the way people use energy. But you also want the energy savings to be durable and survive even after your project.
One way to support the survival of the new behaviours is to stimulate the emergence of new, permanent networks that will 'carry' and reinforce the change even after your project has ended. Ideally, such networks should include all stakeholders influenced by the change (for example, users, producers, service providers retailers, financers, public authorities, neighbours, family members). The more diverse the network is, the greater the systemic impact it is likely to have. This is why we stress the importance of identifying and engaging stakeholders in this Toolkit.
Practical examples
Here are some examples of successful network-creation:
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SANIT - on-site consultancy for energy renovations
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