Baltic Community of Practice

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The Baltic Community is set to become a vibrant hub of collaboration, bringing together innovators from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to revolutionize building renovation across the region. We aim to empower and expand one-stop shops, creating a powerful network that simplifies and accelerates energy-efficient home renovations.
Collaborative Innovation
Our goal is to foster a dynamic environment where:
- peers exchange knowledge,
- share best practices,
- tackle common challenges,
- advocate for long-term supportive regulations.
Through regular meetings and workshops, we identify synergies and create opportunities for joint action, amplifying our impact across borders.
Capacity Building
Our community is dedicated to enhancing your skills and resources. We offer tailored mentoring, knowledge sharing, and capacity-building initiatives to ensure our members are at the forefront of sustainable renovation practices.
Regional Impact
By uniting the efforts of three nations, we're creating a Baltic powerhouse for integrated home renovation services. Our collaborative approach allows us to address region-specific challenges while leveraging shared strengths.
Join Our Journey
Whether you're an established one-stop shop or an emerging initiative, the Baltic Community welcomes you to join this transformative movement. Together, we're building a more sustainable and energy-efficient future for the Baltic region.
The Baltic Community manager is Nicholas Stancioff from Ēkubirojs.

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EU Peers Community of Practice in the Baltics

Contacts

Do you have a question? Would you like to learn more about the Baltic Community of Practice? Please contact us directly.

Nicholas Stancioff, Ēkubirojs

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One insight emerging from the World Café at the 2nd EU Peers Summit is clear: to reach new, low-income home-buyers, One-Stop Shops (OSS) must engage them before purchase, through trusted local networks and accessible, aspiration-driven communication, ideally linking renovation advice with finance.
More than 70 organizations conform the EU Peers Community in Spain. On Monday, October 13, they met to share how they approach the project design and selection of companies phases (Millin & Bullier, 2021). This is the second of a cycle of four meetings in which the Community shares experiences of the entire housing renovation process.
“Since our services are free of charge, the funding from the region and local governments is crucial.” Interview with Didier van Severen, General Manager of Homegrade – the One-Stop Shop of the Brussels-Capital Region