The buildings we live and work in require urgent upgrade and renovation to respond to the pressing demands of climate change. 

This experiment stream is looking for local partners who will help bring members of the community together to form a social network for understanding why renovation matters and what can be done for buildings’ and inhabitants’ needs. The experiment aspires to provide interactive learning opportunities, through events such as eco-tours so that participants can gain inspiration, practical knowledge and guidance in the process.  

Local authorities and not-for-profit organisations have the opportunity to apply for €22,000 to become local partners of the European project SHARED GREEN DEAL on the topic of “efficient renovations”. A total of 24 organisations are awarded funding across six topics, with 4 local partners funded on efficient renovations.  

In the efficient renovations stream, partners will be supported to provide interactive learning opportunities, through events such as eco-tours so that local stakeholders, including citizens, can gain inspiration, practical knowledge and guidance in the process.  

SHARED GREEN DEAL, a project benefitting from expertise in humanities and social science, will provide financial support of up to €22,000 to run each local social experiment for one year from spring/summer 2023. In addition to funding, an additional training event with SHARED GREEN DEAL partners in Cambridge (UK), and a study visit to another local partner, is covered by the project 

Deadline: 31.01.2023 

Apply: You can take the first step in the process by confirming your interest here.  

The opportunity is funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme. Learn more about other themes: Clean Energy, Preserving Biodiversity, Sustainable Mobility, Circular Economy, and Sustainable Food or follow on the Shared Green Deal website call page.