Habitat for Humanity Armenia, UNECE and UNDP in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development and Habitat for Humanity International jointly organize Conference:
“Unveiling Market Opportunities for Boosting Residential Energy Efficiency and Alleviating Energy Poverty.”
The conference aims to explore the key market drivers for scaling up investments in energy efficiency in multi-apartment buildings which lead to alleviation of energy poverty through exchange of information and knowledge transfer from Eastern European countries; share the expertise of homeowner associations supporting mechanisms, bring important issues for discussion from policy perspectives till financial & technical solutions.
The conference is intended for stakeholders and practitioners engaged in residential energy efficiency sector. Participants may include key representatives from government representatives, policymakers, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, financial institutions, donor agencies, housing finance organizations, technology companies.
Resources from the event:
AGENDA
Agenda-Yerevan-March 9-11-arm
Agenda-Yerevan-March 9-11-eng
RECORDINGS
March 9:
Original at https://youtu.be/8PtOG2bBAmA
In English at https://youtu.be/HQJvR7sKL78
In Russian at https://youtu.be/-KPrQBxf2Gs
March 10:
Original at https://youtu.be/jp214_2fq_M
In English at https://youtu.be/77RpYtEdCOE
In Russian:
Part1 at https://youtu.be/YVGrXYeg2Rs
Part 2: https://youtu.be/hgsfFwsEPcc
Part3 at https://youtu.be/y_lmgOcdi24
March 11:
Original at https://youtu.be/vE3IHWdHg7w
In English at https://youtu.be/qLHb1i9d3uY
In Russian at https://youtu.be/npNccrGTE0E
PRESENTATIONS
Session 1.
Energy Efficient Renovation of Multi — Apartment Buildings: Market Gaps and Financial Models-Ms. Varsenik Khloyan — HFHA
Supporting Homeowners in Energy Efficient Refurbishment in Central- and Eastern European countries — Mr. Johann Strese — IWO
Session 2.
Institutional and Policy Gaps of the Housing Sector in Western Balkan Countries — Ms. Astghine Pasoyan — ESF
Financial Gaps of the Housing Sector in Western Balkan Countries — Ms. Elena Milanovska — HFHI
Case Study on Residential Energy Efficiency in Slovakia — Ms. Elena Szolgayova — Housing 2030
Session 3.
Research Findings on Energy Poverty in the CIS, CEE and Balkan region — Ms. Hanna Szemzo — MRI
Session 4.
Case Study on Data Solutions for Energy Efficiency in Buildings — Ms. Alisa Freyre
Development of Professional Housing Management System in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan — Ms. Larissa Schreckenbach — IWO_ru
Workshop
Guidelines and Best Practices for Micro-, Small and Medium Enterprises in Armenia in Delivering Energy-Efficient Products and Providing Renewable Energy Equipment Mr. Suren Shatvoryan, UNECE Consultant, Armenia
General presentation: Workshop on Best Practices to Address the Issues of Energy Efficiency in Buildings and their Implementation in the UNECE member States
Overview of project “Enhancing National Capacities to Develop and Implement Energy Efficiency Standards for Buildings in the UNECE Region” Mr. Oleg Dzioubinski, Regional Adviser, UNECE
Regional and national studies on gap analysis between the performance objectives set forth in the Framework Guidelines for Energy Efficiency Standards in Buildings and Implementation of Energy Efficiency Standards, Ms. Nadejda Khamrakulova,Project Officer
National training seminars on high-performance energy efficiency standards in buildings in Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and the Republic of Moldova, Mr. Matija Vajdic, UNECE Consultant
Collaborative Environment for Experts on Energy Efficiency in Buildings in the UNECE Region, Ms. Nadejda Khamrakulova, Project Officer, UNECE
Evaluation of the project “Enhancing National Capacities for Development and Implementation of the Energy Efficiency Standards in Buildings in the UNECE Region”, Ms. Nelly Dolidze, Evaluation Expert
Draft impact assessment on how to better implement best practices and guidelines developed by UNECE activities to address the issues of energy efficiency in buildings, Ms. Lisa Amend, UNECE
General presentation: Workshop on outcomes of the project “Global Initiative towards post-Covid-19 resurgence of the MSME sector: Guidelines and Best Practices for MSMEs in delivering energy efficient products and in providing renewable energy equipment”
Overview of project “Global Initiative towards post-Covid-19 resurgence of the MSME sector: Guidelines and Best Practices for MSMEs in delivering energy efficient products and providing renewable energy equipment”, Mr. Oleg Dzioubinski, Regional Adviser
Guidelines and Best Practices for MSMEs in delivering energy efficient products and in providing renewable energy equipment: Regional Perspective Mr. Vitaly Bekker, Energy Expert
