The Problem

Urban areas face significant challenges in transitioning towards sustainable energy practices. With the concentration of resources and population in cities, there is a pressing need to address the increasing consumption of energy, water, and land. However, existing educational frameworks often lack the necessary focus on sustainability and circularity, leading to a gap in knowledge and skills crucial for the successful implementation of renewable energy systems and fuel technologies in urban environments. Furthermore, the lack of specialized human capital capable of driving the green transition poses a significant obstacle to achieving sustainable development goals in cities. Without targeted educational programs and workforce upskilling initiatives, urban areas remain ill-equipped to address the challenges of resource consumption and environmental sustainability effectively.

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res4city.eu
cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101075582
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Our Solution

Our contribution to the RES4CITY project involved successfully implementing a Learning Management System (LMS) and Content Management System (CMS) based on OpenEDX. These systems now serve as vital components in bridging the educational gaps within urban areas by offering a platform for delivering specialized training and upskilling opportunities. By focusing on the technical implementation of the LMS and CMS, we've empowered urban areas with the educational tools needed to support their transition towards sustainable energy practices. Our efforts have contributed to the broader objectives of the RES4CITY project, facilitating the development of a highly skilled workforce capable of driving the green transition in urban areas.