Two weeks ago we helped to organise two workshops to help share the learning from the Cambridgeshire Renewable Infrastructure Framework (CRIF) that's been gathered by Sustainability East.The CRIF has now become a RIF and it's hoped other counties in the east of England will take on the methodology to carry out similar projects, identifying how ...
RIF posts: This series of posts looks at the RIF workshops. See here for an explanation. Jonathan Galton of Climate Consulting talked about how the RIF approach can help local authorities - and how it relates to planning policies. He started by offering a few questions that might help local authorities decide whether the RIF approach would be of ...
RIF posts: This series of posts looks at the RIF workshops. See here for an explanation. Daniel Archard of Verco, which delivered the CRIF evidence base work packages, explained how the evidence base works and is developed. He started off by explaining how an accurate, well developed evidence base underpins all the elements of delivering a strategy for a ...
RIF posts: This series of posts looks at the RIF workshops. See here for an explanation. Ian Walker, of Element Energy, provided an explanation of the Community Energy Fund. This offered an understanding of the choices facing local authorities with respect to the 'allowable solutions' that will become a source of funding as a result of the government's ...
RIF posts: This series of posts looks at the RIF workshops. See here for an explanation. Public-i was responsible for delivering the CRIF's engagement strategy and took responsibility of the collaborative process that was used to create the CRIF. As Catherine, our chief exec, was the lead consultant for the engagement strategy she was able to provide the RIF workshops ...