RetrofitHUB Final International Workshop

Croatia, Polish and Hungary Green Building Council gather to discuss the results of the three-years project

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Take part in the final international workshop of the RetrofitHUB international project where representatives of green building councils and invited experts discuss the latest trends of energy efficient building renovation in Central and Eastern Europe. 

The event is hosted by the Hungary Green Building Council and takes place in Budapest, but will be accessible online with the link below. 

During the three-years project Croatia Green Building Council with Polish and Hungarian partners cooperated to develop and deliver training and workshops for entities involved in residential property management on the implementation of renovation initiatives. The aim was to offer practical knowledge and tools to increase the quality and the quantity of energy efficient renovation projects in the partners’ countries. Each organization developed a guidebook that provides a compendium of knowledge on effective implementation of retrofits for the benefit of the environment and society. At the final event participants and experts share the results of the situation analysis, the methodology of the trainings and workshops and the main findings of the guidebook.

Időpont: november 23. csütörtök 9.00-12.30

Program:

9:00 – 9:30 Welcome by the representatives of HuGBC and CGBC project coordinator

9:30 – 10:30 Presentation of the guidebook contents

• Aleksandar Jelovac, Head of Projects, Croatia Green Building Council
• Anna Jurczak, Project Manager, Polish Green Building Council
• Éva Beleznay, Lead Sustainability Consultant, Hungary Green Building Council

10:30 - 11: 30 Panel discussion with invited experts

 

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The Retrofit HUB project is part of the European Climate Initiative (EUKI) – an initiative of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) to strengthen cooperation in the EU in the further development and implementation of its ambitious climate policy. Through EUKI, climate actors can learn from each other; the initiative supports inner-European dialogue, the exchange of good practice, awareness raising, and knowledge transfer. The EUKI call for proposals is implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. 

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