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Community Action on Climate Change Pathfinder Officer Participatory Session 30 th March 2011

Community Action on Climate Change Pathfinder Officer Participatory Session 30 th March 2011. Mark Morant . 30 th March 2011. Purpose of Workshop?. What types of case study are there? Can case studies be grouped into key characteristics? How do we identify key characteristics?

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Community Action on Climate Change Pathfinder Officer Participatory Session 30 th March 2011

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  1. Community Action on Climate ChangePathfinder Officer Participatory Session30th March 2011 Mark Morant 30th March 2011

  2. Purpose of Workshop? • What types of case study are there? • Can case studies be grouped into key characteristics? • How do we identify key characteristics? • Key characteristics that you are aware of? • The next steps: Case study selection… Community Action on Climate Change

  3. What types of case study are there? • 56 Case Studies reviewed • Desk based exercise • Limitations [Selection of Projects]: • Previous knowledge/interests: • Transition Towns • Local Food Production • Ecodyfi/Environment Wales/Sustrans… • Perception of community • Limitations [Availability of Information]: • Why is there a website? • Won/shortlisted for prize • Received funding • Projects closer to completion Community Action on Climate Change

  4. Can case studies be grouped into key characteristics? Community Action on Climate Change

  5. How do we identify key characteristics? Group Session 1 Please split into groups of three Case Study 1: Talybont-on-Usk Electric Bike Trial 2009 Case Study 2: Penarth Greening: Shop Local Cards Community Action on Climate Change

  6. How do we identify key characteristics? • Talybont-on-Usk Electric Bike Trial 2009 • www. talybontenergy.co.uk • Key Characteristics: Community Action on Climate Change

  7. How do we identify key characteristics? • Talybont-on-Usk Electric Bike Trial 2009 • www. talybontenergy.co.uk • Key Characteristics: • Organisation: Talybont Energy [10 people on Board] • Location: Rural Wales [Brecon Beacons] • Project Duration: April to Oct 2009 [Completed] • Key Stakeholders: BBNPA, Local Newspaper, BBC Radio Wales • Funding: BBNPA Sustainable Development Fund [2 x £1,250] • Beneficiaries: 75 to 300 people • KPI’s: Pre trial survey, post trial survey, six bikes purchased. • Sector: Transport Community Action on Climate Change

  8. How do we identify key characteristics? • Penarth Green: Shop Local Cards • www.gpgpenarth.org.uk • Key Characteristics: Community Action on Climate Change

  9. How do we identify key characteristics? • Penarth Green: Shop Local Cards • www.gpgpenarth.org.uk • Key Characteristics: • Organisation: Elected management committee [8 individuals] • Location: Town & Fringe [Penarth] • Duration: September 2010 to date • Key Stakeholders: HTV, Deputy Town Mayor, Penarth Town Council • Sector: Food/Transport??? • Beneficiaries: 48 Business, Individuals? • KPIs: ??? Community Action on Climate Change

  10. Key characteristics that you are aware of? • Key Characteristics… Community Action on Climate Change

  11. Key characteristics that you are aware of? Community Action on Climate Change

  12. What do we do with the key characteristics? Community Action on Climate Change

  13. The next steps: Case study selection? • ‘Key Characteristics’ and thus ‘Case Study Selection Criteria’ reliant on Pathfinder Data & Feedback • Iterative approach – no right or wrong! • 10th May 2011 – Proposed date for selecting case studies • Starter for ten - one approach to case study selection… Community Action on Climate Change

  14. The next steps: Case study selection? What geographical split do we want? Even Local Authority split? North/South? Equal number for each PO region? What sector do we want to evaluate? Energy/Water/Transport/Food/Other? Does this matter? Issue – how do you consistently categories sectors? Do we only want to look at case studies in the inception stage? How do you baseline projects that are completed? Should funding dictate whether a project is selected/evaluated? Do you only want to work with community groups that have KPIs? Direct/Indirect KPIs, do KPI’s matter? Can we rely on proxies? Are we interested in maximum diversity of coverage? Do we want to compare and contrast community projects? Community Action on Climate Change

  15. Thank You mark.morant@aecom.com

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