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===== Report on Territorial Stakeholder Engagement ===== | ===== Report on Territorial Stakeholder Engagement ===== | ||
- | The Smart Altitude project aims at planning, optimising and implementing high impact low-carbon and resilient policies in Alpine winter tourism regions. These are directed to support local authorities and ski resort operators in developing renewable and efficient energy systems, energy management systems and smart grid solutions. The aim of the “Report | + | The Smart Altitude project aims at planning, optimising and implementing high impact low-carbon and resilient policies in Alpine winter tourism regions. These are directed to support local authorities and ski resort operators in developing renewable and efficient energy systems, energy management systems and smart grid solutions. The aim of the “report |
- | According to the stakeholder analysis and prioritization | + | According to the stakeholder analysis and prioritization, |
- | These key players, as underlined in the full report, have been involved in the project’s Living Labs. The Smart Altitude | + | {{ : |
- | Communication was delivered by partners through a variety of approaches, including regular meetings and online/ | + | |
- | Finally, the engagement of citizens and residents of winter tourism areas emerge as a key recommendation. In Smart Altitude Living Labs, this was delivered with different degrees of involvement, | ||
- | Overall, promoting sustainable practices is a way to enhance natural, economic, and social capital, as well as to attract tourists | + | |
+ | These key players, as underlined in the full report, have been involved in the project’s Living Labs. The Smart Altitude experience shows that effective communication is crucial for effective engagement and must be carefully planned from the start of each project. Communication activities were carried out by project partners using a variety of approaches, including bilateral workshops and multi-stakeholder workshops and events, plus regular meetings and online/ | ||
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+ | Finally, the engagement of tourists/ | ||
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+ | Overall, promoting sustainable practices is a way to enhance natural, economic, and social capital, as well as to attract tourists, who are increasingly | ||
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+ | For the full report, click [[https:// | ||
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