Challenges of Interdepartmental Collaboration to Foster Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings
In: Local Action and Participation. Approaches and lessons learned from participatory projects and action research in future megacities
Abstract
The significance of bottom-up approaches initiated by civil society as well as the importance of the local level as the level for implementation is often overlooked when dealing with megacity developments. The main aim of this volume is to trace participatory and local action approaches to climate change adaptation and mitigation in six case studies. By bringing together experiences gained from pilot projects and action research, the volume narrates the "stories behind" co-operation processes, illustrates ingenuous results and lessons learnt, and formulates recommendations for future participatory field research and realisation of urban development projects.
Authors
Rupp, Johannes; Knoll, Michael
Source information
Title
Challenges of Interdepartmental Collaboration to Foster Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings
Future megacities Volume 4
Local Action and Participation. Approaches and lessons learned from participatory projects and action research in future megacities
Year of publication
2014
Publisher
Jovis - Berlin
Pages
62-76
Document type
Contribution In