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MECHanisms Make Energy Change Happen Toolkit
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    • Step 1: Pinpoint your problem
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Home » Tools and Ideas » Knowledge Quick Bites

Knowledge Quick Bites Overview

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Knowledge Quick Bites are cautions, tips or short messages to keep in mind.
These Knowledge Quick Bites are parts of the steps in the Step-by-Step guide, but are listed here for a complete overview.
  • Title Overview

Title Overview

Core aspects of context
Sources of unsolicited feedback
What can go wrong if I do not know my target group?
Good timing is not just a matter of luck
The importance of feedback on what others are doing
What can I learn from small-scale research?
How easy is this behaviour to change?
What are success criteria, indicators and baselines?
What can I learn from testing project ideas?
Pros and cons of a top-down vs. bottom-up approach
What can go wrong if I do not analyse the problem?
Why do you need milestones?