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  Introduction

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• Select topic Module 1

  Module 1

  In the first module of the Renoverty training course, spread over five lessons, several essential topics are addressed. It starts with the energy analysis of dwellings, examining consumption and installations and analysing behavioural changes from a psychological perspective. The structure of the module is introduced, the differences between two renovation approaches and motivation strategies suitable for multifamily buildings are discussed. We then move from the audit process to the decision of the works and their actual implementation, dispelling some common myths. The distinctions between Deep Renovation and Progressive Renovation are also explored, promoting the importance of energy-efficient versus conservative renovation. The module concludes with concrete examples of success, illustrating these concepts in the real context of homes. At the end of the module, there is a 12-question multiple-choice test to check understanding of the topics covered. 

   

  
  

  • Select activity Basic concepts of energy use in dwellings

    

    Basic concepts of energy use in dwellings File
  • Select activity Difference between single family building and multi family

    

    Difference between single family building and multi family File
  • Select activity Economic benefit for citizens

    

    Economic benefit for citizens File
  • Select activity Type of renovation measures

    

    Type of renovation measures File
  • Select activity Best case examples

    

    Best case examples File
  • Select activity Test Module 1

    

    Test Module 1 Quiz
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  Module 2

  In the second module of the Renoverty training course, also consisting of five lessons, crucial aspects are explored. It begins with a financial plan that considers reserves, financing and external funding, including specialised loans for owners' associations. The selection of companies and professionals is addressed, with an emphasis on direct contact with project supervisors and troubleshooting in the event of damage, while also introducing the building renovation 'passport' and the building life cycle. Strategies for organising habits during a soft and deep renovation are explored, from choosing the best time to managing daily needs and transporting furniture. It continues with education on proper behaviour after renovation, such as proper ventilation and use of the heating system. Finally, the legal support offered by OSS, Associations, LAGs and Energy Communities is examined. At the end of the module, there is a 15-question multiple- choice test to check understanding of the topics covered.

  • Select activity Financial mechanisms and funds

    

    Financial mechanisms and funds File
  • Select activity From project development to implementation

    

    From project development to implementation File
  • Select activity Life in house going through rennovation

    

    Life in house going through rennovation File
  • Select activity Consumption habits to be adopted after renovation

    

    Consumption habits to be adopted after renovation File
  • Select activity Non financial support

    

    Non financial support File
  • Select activity TEST MODULE 2

    

    TEST MODULE 2 Quiz