3 sessions on multilevel governance in one-stop shop deployment (Region Piemonte)
About vertical cooperation between levels of government, horizontal cooperation between one-stop shops, and the synergies between the two.
The EU Peers Learning Labs are a series of practitioner-led online workshops, each consisting of two to three sessions on a specific topic relevant to One-Stop Shop development. Each lab combines expert input with structured peer exchange, and the resulting reports are available below.
This EU Peers Learning Lab was led by Region Piemonte, held online in three sessions in October 2025. It covered the multilevel governance dimension of one-stop shop deployment.
Multilevel governance is key to promoting energy renovation within the building sector. Two types of multilevel governance can be identified: vertical, which requires cooperation between government authorities from national to local levels, and horizontal, between one-stop shops located at local or regional level. For these one-stop shops, horizontal cooperation offers the possibility to establish commitments for economies of scale and to share experiences and expertise. The learning lab explored the potential synergies and the added value of both kinds of cooperation, presenting examples and discussing them among participants.
Learning Lab Manager
Silvio De Nigris, Regione Piemonte
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