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SPARKLE
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SPARKLE Empowering local authorities with knowledge and tools
Easy-to-use tools, learning modules, and knowledge-sharing events tailored to your needs to enable you to successfully develop and implement your city’s climate action plans.
E-learning courses in 6 languages
Summer schools in 5 European countries
Access to the modelling tool European City Calculator
Mentoring from sustainability experts and peer-to-peer exchanges
New courses: Planning the Energy and Climate Transition for Cities
A capacity-building programme for future-proof cities
Whether you work for a public authority, an environmental NGO, a university, or a community energy initiative and feel under-equipped to help your city move forward with its energy transition, SPARKLE is here to support you!
SPARKLE’s educational programme has been co-designed by partner cities and sustainability experts to help other cities explore five key areas: governance, fossil-free districts, community energy, sustainable food, and resource-wise economies.
Our free capacity-building programme will help you bridge the knowledge gap with a comprehensive, high-quality educational offer including:
E-learning
An e-learning programme tailored to your specific needs and priorities, available in English and soon in Italian, Croatian, French, Portuguese, and Lithuanian.
Tools
The European City Calculator, an automated modelling platform that uses SECAP data to generate local transition scenarios to help you visualise possible pathways.
Summer Schools
A scholarship programme covering travel and participation in 5 thematic summer/winter schools in 5 European countries
SPARKLE - Sustainable Planning And Resilience Knowledge Learning Environment
Cities are the main actors of the green revolution, but often lack resources and tools. SPARKLE’s capacity-enhancing activities will enable you to contribute to the EU’s climate and energy goals.
Running
from September 2024 to March 2028, this LIFE-funded project brings together 5
lead cities — Albertville (FR), Calenzano (IT), Guimarães (PT), Poreč (HR), and
Vilnius (LT) — to work with sustainability experts in assessing their needs,
designing learning content, and engaging other cities to create learning
communities in their respective countries.
