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Training materials & project products
Documents and files archive with methodologies, knowledge, strategy, guidelines and graphical materials, which could be used during and beyond the project end by project partners.
Training Materials for SEPAs (Summer Energy Poverty Agents)
The objective of the training materials is to provide the SEPAs (Summer Energy Poverty Agents) with the skills, competencies, and knowledge, to properly support citizens in managing and satisfying their energy needs, especially during summer.
The training materials address energy related technical issues, social questions connected to the theme of energy poverty, and communication methods.
In each country, SEPAs coordinators and volunteers usually have followed the same training course to become Sepas, with the difference that coordinators had also additional materials on managerial and monitoring issues.
Training programme and the training materials of the SEPAs divided per region and language:
WORKSHOPS
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Download the materials here to conduct various workshops from our project at your location. You will find presentations, guides and leaflets available in different languages.
ADDITIONAL MATERIALS
POLICY BRIEFS
Policy Brief 2
Why should we stop seeking energy savings in summer energy poverty policies? Health and thermal comfort matter
Policy Brief 3
Manifesto for the improvement of our neighbourhoods and their adaptation to heat
PROJECT REPORTS
1. Methodological action framework
This document reviews existing methodologies, solutions and approaches to tackle summer energy poverty conditions and specifically in relation to the European context.
2. Repository of different levels of solutions
The study aims to provide knowledge on the improvement of thermal comfort conditions in households in a situation of summer energy poverty by creating a repository of low-cost strategies.
3. Training materials
The document summarises the training strategy, for each country, for both coordinators and volunteers SEPAs (Summer Energy Poverty Agents). The objective of the document is to give an overview on how COOLTORISE has developed the training courses aimed at different target groups covering the main topics on summer energy poverty, energy efficiency and social issues.
4. Cooltorise SEPAs Database
The document represents a database of all Summer Energy Poverty Agents (SEPAs) who already passed successfully the COOLTORISE training course in the four pilot countries: Bulgaria (Pazardzhik, and Peshtera), Greece, Italy, and Spain (Barcelona, and Madrid).
5. Heatwave warning alarm protocol and recommendations
Households participating in Cooltorise are offered a heat wave warning alarm. This document describes the background, needs, and protocol of Cooltorise heat wave warning alarm.
6. Final report on activities developed with households to reduce summer energy poverty
This document represents a Guide on how to deal with summer energy poverty.
7. Combined Evaluation of Impacts report (First summer)
This document describes the overall evaluation strategy that Cooltorise is following during the evaluation process.
8. Combined Evaluation of Impacts report (Final)
Final report of the evaluation strategy followed by Cooltorise.
9. Sustainability Plan
The objective of this document is to outline key activities at consortium level and at partner level which will be sustained beyond the project ending, by taking into account lessons learnt during Cooltorise implementation. This will ensure sustainability and replicability of project achievements.
10. Final report on dissemination and communication activities
Summarized report of Cooltorise major communication and dissemination activities for the 3 year period of the project.
