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Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning for Systemic Energy Transition

This resource introduces an integrated Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning approach to help cities track and improve the implementation of Climate City Contract actions. It explains how MEL can move beyond activity reporting towards impact, decision-making, investment shaping, social change and continuous learning. The session includes a five-step governance process, examples from Leipzig’s Positive Energy District, Bristol City Leap and Porto’s city-wide MEL ecosystem, as well as the use of NetZeroPlanner to monitor progress, address data gaps and support adaptive climate action planning.
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CommunicationLeadershipCo-benefitsCost of inactionInfrastructureEmploymentResilience goalsScience-based targetsCommunity engagementGovernancePolicyEntrepreneurshipPublic-private collaborationAnalytics and modellingData accessDigital solutionsMeasure and assess impactBuildings and constructionCarbon CaptureClimate resilienceGreen hydrogenHeating and coolingIndustryLand-useRenewable energyTransport and mobilityWaste