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Multi-level Governance and Partnership Practices in Development and Implementation of Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP)

 
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Multi-level Governance and Partnership Practices in Development and Implementation of Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP)

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Riedel, Arne; Giorgia Rambelli; Alexander Storch 2016: Multi-level governance and partnership practices in development and implementation of Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP).

In this study, Ecologic Institute researched – together with ICLEI and the Austrian Environmental Agency – how cities and regions that have signed the Covenant of Mayors went through the process of creating and implementing their Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAPs). For the topics of multi-level governance and sustainable financing, three case studies each were conducted, incorporating information from local authorities. The case studies provide an overview of the multi-level governance activities of Hanover, the Region of Barcelona and the Region of Emilia Romagna. For the case studies pertaining to sustainable financing, the city of Bath, the Region of Sardegna and the city of Namyslow were picked. The study is available for download.

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English
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Giorgia Rambelli (ICLEI)
Alexander Storch (Umweltbundesamt Wien)
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92 pp.
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978-92-895-0892-6
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Keywords
Cities, Regions, Covenant of Mayors, Sustainable Energy Action Plans, SEAP, Multilateral Governance, Sustainable Funding, Best Practice Exchange
Europe
Interviews, Case Studies, Desk Research