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ClimACT Acting for the transition to a low carbon economy in schools Development of support tools WP1 Development of a thematic networking in SUDOE WP definition over the first 6 months July December 2016 The Interreg SUDOE Programme is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)

CONTENTS Objectives Structure of work Description of the work Participants Deliverables & milestones Interconnections

WP1 OBJECTIVES 1. Develop a Thematic Network in the SUDOE Region 2. To promote the transition to a low carbon economy (LCE) in schools across the SUDOE region over the lifespan of the project 3. To build strong foundations for further implementation of the project results after the end of the project. 4. This thematic networking will be boosted by the ClimACT Living Lab For the first 6 months the main objectives of WP1 are: To develop a web portal - ClimACT Gateway To gather a network of stakeholders, end-users and other project teams

WP1 TASKS AND LEADERS WP1 Leader ISQ Tasks Leaders 1.1 ClimACT Gateway IST 1.2 Focus group discussion UniGib 1.3 Networking with other projects and platforms UniGib 1.4 ClimACT Academy IST 1.5 ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform ISQ

WP1 TIMELINE WP1 Development of a thematic networking in SUDOE T1.1 - Development of a Web Portal (ClimACT Gateway) T1.2 - Focus group discussion T1.3 - Networking with other projects and platforms T1.4 - ClimACT Academy T1.5 - ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform 2016 2017 2018 2019 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q

TASK 1.1 ClimACT Gateway July December 2016 Objectives: Develop a Gateway within the ClimACT Living Lab to establish an open innovation and a co-creation framework engaging the project partners, relevant end-users and stakeholders along with Scientific, Technological and Business Communities

TASK 1.1 ClimACT Gateway July December 2016 Deliverable: ClimACT Gateway 31 October 2016 II. ClimACT Open Forum and Networking General objectives Events Framework Objective Target audience Chairman Date/Time Duration Place Language Contact Outputs of the open forum Networking with other projects Related projects Outputs Contacts I. Home General objectives Contacts News III. ClimACT Academy General objective Events Framework Objective Contents Pedagogic method Pedagogic materials Target audience Trainers Date/Time Duration Place Language Contact Contacts IV. ClimACT Tools, Manuals, Results General objective Tools, Manuals, Reports Framework Objective Contents Target audience Language Contact V. ClimACT Benchmarking Platform General objective Contacts VI. ClimACT Resource Matching Platform General objective Contacts Inputs / Interactions from partners until 12 September 2016 ClimACT website WP T2 (IST) T1.2 Focus Group Discussion T1.3 Networking with other projects (UniGib) T1.4 ClimACT Academy (IST) All T1.5 KPI Generator module (Edigreen) T1.5 - ClimACT Resource Matching Platform (ISQ)

TASK 1.1 ClimACT Gateway July December 2016 Action Output Who Deadline Select company to develop ClimACT image, Gateway and Website Activity 1.1 IST 12-09-2016 Inputs from partners to the ClimACT Gateway modules Activity 1.1 UniGib, Edigreen, ISQ, All 12-09-2016 ClimACT Gateway Product 1.1 Deliverable E1.1.1 IST 31-10-2016 ClimACT Open Forum and Networking online Product 1.2 UniGib 31-10-2016 ClimACT Academy online Product 1.4 IST 31-01-2017 ClimACT Resource Matching Platform online Product 1.11 Deliverable E1.5.1 ISQ 30-06-2017 ClimACT Benchmarking Platform online Product 2.2 Edigreen 31-07-2017 ClimACT Gateway update Activity 1.1 All 30-06-2019

TASK 1.2 Focus Group Discussion July December 2016 Objectives: Understand and capture requirements of end-users, school managers, teachers, environmental managers, local authorities, ESCOs, etc. 15 meetings with (local?) Stakeholders (local project implementation groups?) o M3 (Sept 16) initial meeting to present the project (x5 locations) o M19 (Jan 19) promotion of discussions (x5 locations) o M35 (May 19) promotion of results, project outreach (x5 locations) 6 Focus Groups discussions (topics tbd) o Lisbon (IST) Educational tools/gaming, green procurement (M7) o Seville (USE) Energy efficiency, renewable energy (M13) o La Rochelle (ULR) Local, regional, municipal initiatives (M19) o Madrid (CIEMAT) Life Cycle Analysis, Cost Benefit Analysis (M26) o Gibraltar (UniGib) Education for sustainability (M31) o Lisbon (IST?) Resource efficiency in the public school sector (M35)

TASK 1.2 Focus Group Discussion July December 2016 MEETING W/ STAKEHOLDERS Identification of Local Stakeholders 2016 2017 2018 2019 July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Meeting #1 (5 locations) Meeting #2 (5 locations) Meeting #3 (5 locations) DESIGN OF FOCUS GROUPS MECHANICS Selection of topics Content and dynamics of discussions Programme for 1st Focus Group READY Focus Group 1 Lisbon Focus Group 2 SEV Focus Group 3 La Roch Focus Group 4 MAD Focus Group 5 GIB Focus Group 6 Lisbon Report of Focus Group Discussion + Revision/Feedback of Group Dynamics DELIVERABLE: REPORTS OF FOCUS GROUP MEETINGS E 1.2.1 Focus Group (proposal): A small-group (8 to 12 ppl) Discussion guided by a trained leader Set of questions, games to help introverts, appropriate venue, recording facilities It usually takes 3 or 4 focus group on any topic to produce valid results (we do not have budget for that) Incentive for people to participate? If not, why should people come? What's in it for them?

TASK 1.2 Focus Group Discussion July December 2016 Action Output Who Deadline Identification of Local Stakeholders 5 local meetings (Lisbon, Seville, La Rochelle, Madrid, G Focus Groups: Selection of topics, contenct and dynamics, agenda/programme 1st FG in Lisbon Act 1.2 Product 1.2 Act 1.2 Product 1.2 Act 1.2 Product 1.2 Act 1.2 Product 1.2 All Partners 31/12/2016 All Partners Dec 16 Mar 17 Jan 18 Mar 18 Mar 19 May 19 All Partners Oct 16 Dec 16 IST (supported by all) Jan 17 Subsequent FGs Act 1.2 Product 1.2 USE, URL, CIEMAT, UniGib, IST (support from all) Jul 17; Jan 18; Aug 18; Jan 19; May 19 Report of Focus Groups Act 1.2 Product 1.2 IST, USE, URL, CIEMAT, UniGib Feb 17; Feb 18; Sep 18; Feb 19; May 19 Final Deliverable Reports of meetings w/stakeholders and FGs Act 1.2 E 1.2.1 UniGib May 19

TASK 1.3 Networking with Other Projects and Platforms July December 2016 Objectives: Identify relevant projects/platforms/initiatives Invite + register those in the ClimACT Gateway Invite to Focus Groups Promote exchange of experiences and good practice

TASK 1.3 Networking with Other Projects and Platforms July December 2016 DATABASE OF PROJECTS AND PLATFORMS Template circulated + input request to partners Input collection and 1st Draft Deliv Amendment to Draft Deliverable 2016 2017 2018 2019 July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Final DELIVERABLE E 1.3.1 CLIMACT GATEWAY REGISTRATION Contact identified projects (distributed by partner) Registration in ClimACT portal Encourage praticipation in online forum ENGAGEMENT IN FOCUS GROUPS Invite to Focus Group discussion Invite to final event REPORT OF THE NETWORKING ACTIVITIES Year 1 : Input request to partners Year 1: Input collection Year 1 : Draft report Year 2 : Input request to partners Year 2: Input collection Year 2 : Draft report Year 3 : Input request to partners Year 3: Input collection Year 3 : Draft report Final DELIVERABLE E 1.3.2

TASK 1.3 Networking with Other Projects and Platforms July December 2016 Action Output Who Deadline Request and collection of inputs for database Act 1.3 All partners 02/09/2016 Completion of 1st draft and circulation for improvement Act 1.3 UniGib 12/09/2016 2nd draft revision and improvement Act 1.3 All partners 23/09/2016 Final deliverable INVENTORY OF VALUABLE RESULTS Registration in GATEWAY and engagement in project dynamics Engagement in Focus Groups Yearly report of Networking Activities (e.g. outcomes of local Focus Groups and meeting with Stakeholders) Final deliverable REPORT OF NETWORKING ACTIVITEIS E 1.3.1 Product 1.2 Act 1.3 Product 1.1 Act 1.3 Product 1.1 Act 1.3 Product 1.1 Act 1.3 Product 1.1 UniGib 30/09/2016 All partners 30/06/2017 All partners All partners Jan 17; Jul 17 Jan 18; Jul 18 Jan 19; May 19 May 17 May 18 Mar 19 UniGib May 19

TASK 1.4 ClimACT Academy July December 2016 Objectives: ClimACT Academy will be created as an online-resource to help organising training activities that include training courses, seminars and awarenessraising campaigns

TASK 1.4 ClimACT Academy July December 2016 Products Target audience Duration Place Contents Trainers Date 1 E-Learning Course on capacity building in sustainable development *Product 1.7* 6 Training Courses on ClimACT decision support tool operation *Product 1.5* 35 Trainning Courses on ClimACT Educational Tools *Product 1.8* 2 Seminars on business models *Product 1.6* 35 Awareness-raising campaigns with presentation of ClimACT gamification approaches *Product 1.9* 35 Awareness-raising campaigns prepared by children *Product 1.10* - Schools Managers - Teachers - Schools Managers - Energy, environment and maintenace professionals -Schools Managers - Teachers - Schools supporters 10 hours ABAE, IST ABAE, IST April 2017 8 hours - Lisbon Ecoschools Annual Meeting - Seville - Madrid - La Rochelle - Gibraltar 3 hours - 35 pilot schools - ESCO 8 hours - Lisbon - Seville - Students 1.5 hour - 35 pilot schools - Parents 2 hours - 35 pilot schools Edigreen ABAE Edigreen, USE ABAE, IST, USE, VLR, UniGib June 2017 June 2017 ISQ ISQ, USE September 2017 ABAE ABAE IST (Lx), ISQ (Porto), USE, VLR, UniGib IST (Lx), ISQ (Porto), USE, VLR, UniGib October 2017 June 2018

TASK 1.4 ClimACT Academy July December 2016 Action Output Who Deadline Input for each course Framework; Objective; Contents; Pedagogic method; Pedagogic materials; Target audience; Trainers; Date/Time; Duration; Place; Language; Contact ClimACT Academy infrastructure and online Activity 1.4 ISQ, Edigreen, ABAE, IST 31-10-2016 Activity 1.4 IST 31-01-2017 Contents - E-Learning Course Activity 1.4 ABAE, IST 01-03-2017 Contents - Training Course ClimACT decision support tool operation Contents - Trainning Courses on ClimACT Educational Tools Contents - Seminars on business models Contents - Awareness-raising campaigns with presentation of ClimACT gamification approaches Contents - Awareness-raising campaigns prepared by childreen Activity 1.4 Edigreen 01-05-2017 Activity 1.4 ABAE 01-05-2017 Activity 1.4 ISQ 01-08-2017 Activity 1.4 ABAE 01-09-2017 Activity 1.4 ABAE 01-05-2018 ClimACT Academy Digital Dossier Deliverable E1.4.1 IST 30-04-2019

TASK 1.5 ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform July December 2016 Objectives: Develop the ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform that aims to overcome barriers of the Energy Efficiency (EE) investments by putting together in a single online platform: 1) Schools managers with financing needs for EE investments; 2) ESCOs/Financing Entities/Investing Funds.

TASK 1.5 ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform July December 2016 Action Output Who Deadline Define the structure and architecture of the ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform Select company to develop the ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform Activity 1.5 ISQ 30-11-2016 Activity 1.5 ISQ 30-11-2016 Development of new business models and managements strategies for schools ClimACT Resource Matching Platform online Easy guide on EPC business models Definition of targets and development of action plans Activity 2.7 ISQ 30-06-2017 Product 1.11 Deliverable 1.5.1 ISQ 30-06-2017 Deliverable 2.7.1 ISQ 30-06-2017 Activity 3.3 USE 31-12-2017 Implementation of action plans Activity 3.4 USE 31-08-2018 Implementation of the LCE methodology in 35 schools Product 3.1 USE 31-03-2019 ClimACT tools validated Product 3.3 USE 30-04-2019

WP1 PRODUCTS Product Date Task Leader Indicators P 1.1 - ClimACT Gateway P1.2 - Network of stakeholders, end-users and other project teams P1.4 - ClimACT Academy Infrastructure P1.5 - Training course on the ClimACT decision support tool operation P1.6 - Seminar on business models for ESCO P1.7 - E-Learning course on Sustainable Development P1.8 - Training course on the ClimACT educational tools operation P1.9 - Awareness campaigns with presentation of ClimACT gamification approaches P1.10 - Awareness-raising campaigns for parents P1.11 - ClimACT Resource-Matching Platform October 2016 October 2016 January 2017 June 2017 September 2017 April 2017 June 2017 October 2017 June 2018 June 2017 1.1 IST 1.2, 1.3 UniGib No. of visits: 10000 No. of sign-up: 1000 No. of events: 14 No. of participants: 500 1.4 IST No. of activities: 114 1.4 IST 1.4 IST No. of editions: 6 No. of trainees: 300 No. of editions:2 No. of trainees: 35 1.4 IST No. of trainees: 300 1.4 IST 1.4 IST 1.4 IST 1.5 ISQ No. of editions: 35 No. of trainees: 420 No. of editions: 140 No. of trainees: 6000 No. of editions: 35 No. of trainees: 1400 No. of users during the project: 15