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[SEACAP 4SDG] MEDREC is looking for an expert group to support in the establishment of SEACAP 4SDG Living Lab - deadline extended
29 April, 2022
In the framework of SEACAP 4SDG, MEDREC, partner of the project SEACAP 4SDG is looking for an ad-hoc expert group to support in establishing a SE(A)CAP living lab (SLL) and ensuring the implementation of the resulting activities.
For more information, please check the Call for expertise
The deadline for submission is May, 11 2022.
SEACAP 4 SDG project aims to find innovative solutions and tools to reduce energy consumption in public buildings through cost-effective approaches to energy refurbishment, integrating Sustainable Energy Access and Climate Action Plans and innovative support mechanisms for Cities.
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