MECHanisms
MECHanisms Make Energy Change Happen Toolkit
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    • Step 1: Pinpoint your problem
    • Step 2: Get to know your target group
    • Step 3: Understand your context
    • Step 4: Is the time right?
    • Step 5: Identify relevant stakeholders
    • Step 6: Define goals and objectives
    • Step 7: Plan for and with your target group
    • Step 8: Select and adapt your instruments
    • Step 9: Test your ideas
    • Step 10: Engage your target group
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    • Step 12: Get some feedback
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    • Step 14: Develop a learning culture
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Home » Dig Deeper » Backgrounds

Backgrounds Overview

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Backgrounds are theoretical insights or research results that underlie our practical advice.
These Backgrounds are parts of the steps in the Step-by-Step guide, but are listed here for a complete overview.
A clear problem statement leads to better focus and goals
Networks promote durable change
Different stakeholders have different interests and expectations
Quantify and qualify project success
How to become an organisation with greater systemic impact
Two different types of behaviour
Instruments to promote energy savings
Why are stakeholders important?
Learning: know-how (single-loop learning) and know-why (double-loop learning)
Why is it important to track your progress?