Urban and Regional Planning adopting RES - Sitra

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Making Cities Energy Efficient In the short and long courses of UP-RES project, about 800 individuals were trained to understand the basic links prevailing between urban and energy planning as well as the barriers faced and opportunities offered by RES and EE. The number 800 includes urban planners and other professionals strongly involved with urban planning. The share of urban planners alone is about 1% of the total of 45 000 in Europe. 11
Making Cities Energy Efficient 3 UP-RES Training Concept 3.1 Training Design Process The UP-RES training design process started with the analysis of training needs, then continued with the design of the training concept including selection of materials and methods. Finally the training programme for each country was carried out as a series of short or long courses or including both. In most countries the short course functioned as an introduction to the subject and for marketing the long course, whereas in UK the focus was exclusively on short courses, delivered all over the country. Following the delivery of the training the courses were evaluated by the trainees and key stakeholders such as steering group, urban planning and energy sector organisations. The training courses were certified: nationally in Hungary, included as an eligible course for certifying urban planners in Finland, by the Chamber of Architects in Spain, by the Royal Institute of Architects in UK, and by the individual federal states (Bundesländer) in Germany. Any of these routes may be applicable in the other EU member states. Training Needs Analysis Training Design Marketing of Training Training Delivery Evaluation Certification UP-RES Tool for Training Needs Analysis UP-RES Approaches for: • Short courses • Long courses • Target Audience • Steering Group UP-RES Models for: • Short courses • Long courses UP-RES • Questionnaires for Feedback • Recommendations UP-RES Traiding Design and Delievery Tools and Products Figure 1: Process of UP-RES training programme design The various project stages are shown in Figure 1 and are described together with lessons learned in more detail in the following chapters. 12
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