
Training of key stakeholders for climate protection in the housing sector
As of: January 2021
Based on a previous International Climate Initiative project, this project systematically strengthened the capacity and knowledge of policy-makers and relevant officials in Chinese provinces and cities in the fields of energy-saving measures and energy efficient renovations in the building sector. To this end, the project developed training methods, which – as requested by the partners – were primarily designed using German know-how and technology expertise. In addition, the training measures addressed how the building sector can be included in an emissions trading system, which would then serve as a potential source of financing for energy efficient renovation of buildings. A 'training the trainers' approach used in cooperation with training institutes helped disseminate the expertise beyond the project.
Predecessor project(s)
State of implementation/results
- Project completed
- In the framework of the project a pool of Chinese trainers for a widespread knowledge transfer was built to ensure the continuation of the project. New interactive methods and action training were introduced.
- In consultations between all partners training needs in Chinese cities have been identified. New training curricula, materials and formats were designed in cooperation with German experts.
- More than 1,000 people took part in a series of so called “Road shows” piloted in September 2014 in different Chinese cities.
- Representatives from the partner ministry MOHURD, decision-makers and other key players visited Germany on study tours in order to familiarise themselves with German experience in low-carbon urban development.
Project data
- Country:
- China
- Implementing organisation:
- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
- Political partner(s):
- Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development - China
- Implementing partner(s):
- Chinese Academy of Governance
- Chinese Society for Urban Studies (CSUS)
- National Academy for Mayors of China (NAMC) - China
- BMU grant:
- 1.949.630,31 €
- Duration:
- 12/2013 till 08/2016
- Website(s):
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