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Resource: AFTER Scientific Methodology

Name of organisation: AFTER Project (IEE Programme)

Type of ressource: methodology

Addressed barriers:

  • technical
  • skills/ knowledge gap

Addressed users:

  • building user (social housing organization)

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  • English

Process stage:

  • maintenance and repair phase
  • asset management

Weblink: www.afterproject.eu

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Description

This publication is a scientific methodology to help Social Housing landlords to optimize Energy Saving Measures implemented within their housing stock. This methodology articulates conceptual tools and reporting formats. The conceptual tools define a common framework for analysing and identifying the Energy Saving Measures related to management and maintenance in the housing stock. The reporting formats will present the results highlighted thanks to the methodological tools of the project.

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AFTER_-_Map-scientific-methodologies.pdf (4940 kB)