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A learning offer designed with cities, for cities
Empowering leaders / Connecting communities / Future-proofing cities
The Local Transitions Learning Centre is an initiative led by Energy Cities to support municipal leaders and public servants across Europe with free, high-quality learning opportunities tailored to the needs of cities.
Our courses are co-designed with local governments to provide the knowledge and skills needed to strengthen resilience and accelerate the just and green transition.
Through a dynamic mix of interactive online content, live expert-led sessions, and peer-to-peer exchange, the Learning Centre offers flexible, practical training designed to fit your context.
Explore our course catalogue below and find the training that best suits your city's goals.
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Fair Economies
Rethinking social & economic models based on local resources regenerationFossil Free Cities
Diversifying local renewable energy sources, strengthening public energy services and improving energy efficiencyCommunity Energy
Increasing cities' locally-owned renewable energy productionLocal Governance
Setting up participatory processes to transform local ecosystemsAll courses
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All the courses we deliver are free because we believe what we do in our projects and initiatives should be widely accessible
To choose what you want to learn you can browse our catalogue and when you find what is most useful or interesting for you just click "enrol". If you already have an account and the course is already open you will access the contents, otherwise we will ask you to create an account and to accept our "privacy policy" and "terms of service".
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