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Icon title section Rimini (IT)

In 2001 the City Council approved the campaign promoted by Italian Cities for Climate Protection and 10 policies were identified that would enable one to live better in the city of Rimini while at the same time reducing CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions, increasing energy savings and improving the utilisation of renewable energy sources.

In 2006 the City Council approved the first Action Plan for Urban Sustainability (« Sostenibilità Urbana ») with three primary areas of action: internal action for the improvement of sustainability within the administration, awareness raising and support for the improvement of sustainability for all citizens and triggering the local energy market through the use of financial resources collected through savings. The Action Plan has been broken down in 22 projects with corresponding indicators.

In September 2005 the City’s first Forum was launched which dealt with the City’s Agenda 21 for individual neighbourhoods («Agenda21 dei Quartieri») and tackled the topics of mobility, green public areas and waste collection.

In Summer 2006 the city presented it’s involvement in the BELIEF project to a wider public and announced the start of a Forum entitled «Financial Resources for Intelligent Energy».

Website:
www.comune.rimini.it
www.impiantitermici.comune.rimini.it


Icon title section  Our LIEF

In the Forum all local actors work together and develop a Sustainable Energy Action Plan. Its idea is the cooperation of as many partners as possible in order to have various inputs which have an influence on the work of the Forum.

Items Documents
LIEF composition
LIEF meeting minutes & protocols Dec. 2006 (en, it)
LIEF working methods / internal rules
Main achievements / benefits Implemented
1. “A sky slice’s is convenient!” – Solar thermal campaign
2. “Towards zero local emission schools” - 3 new primary schools with low fossil fuel burning and PV panels
3. Information desk creation by the municipal energy office providing advices on energy efficiency and energy saving, renewables, etc.
Planned
1. “More energy to the school, more energy to the city!” Large scale Display® labelling campaign
2. “Towards an Energy Agency" - Municipal energy office at a Provincial scale
3. Updated energy action plan for the city
Evaluation

Icon title section  Our Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP)

It marks the main work of the Forum. Its aim is to bring sustainability into the city by formulating an action plan which was developed by all local actors which took part in the Forum.

Items Documents
Action Plan(s) SEAP
Sectors covered Public buildings (improvement and labelling); Mobility (promote the use of the bike - bike sharing project); Local construction rules (eco-buildings, energy efficiency and RES); Education in primary schools (Display® Campaign and other); Environment protection (reduction of GHG); Emission trading certificates
Main actions / projects foreseen Shining example Italian version
Targets in % or absolute figures Number of: a) old cars transformed in bi-fuel cars; b) sqm of solar thermal panels; c) sqm of PV panels; d) houses/flats/shops connected to the district heating; e) geothermal plants developed

Icon title section  Communication and dissemination material

This part describes the way how the communities promote the actions concerning BELIEF. It aims at informing a wider public in order to raise awareness on sustainable development among them.
Furthermore it is the most visible part of the project for the citizens and should not be underestimated.

Items Documents
Press releases Workshop April 2007
Websites Blog Dec. 2007
Blog June 2008
Leaflets and brochures
Newsletters Newsletter 1
Newsletter 2
Newsletter 3
Newsletter 4
Posters
Documents related to the organisation of local events such as exhibitions, conferences, etc. Agenda workshop Nov. 07
Agenda workshop April 2007
Invitation workshop Nov. 2007

Icon title section  Implementation

Implementation means further results of the BELIEF project, which are fixed by the adoption of local regulations and the signature of local voluntary commitments / agreements.

Items Documents
Local regulations adopted
Voluntary commitments / agreements signed






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