Take Part in the Retrofit Survey: Help Shape Support for Local Authorities’ Retrofit Challenges
The National Retrofit Hub and Local Partnerships are keen to understand how local authorities are navigating the dynamic and challenging retrofit agenda through the Retrofit Survey.
Local authorities are at the heart of delivering the retrofit revolution, but we know they face many strategic, operational, and commercial choices, often within the constraints of limited staff and financial resources.
National Retrofit Hub and Local Partnerships recognises that different aspects of the retrofit ecosystem require varying levels of understanding and access to resources.
The Retrofit Survey
Through the Retrofit survey, the aim is to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges local authorities face in implementing retrofit strategies. By sharing your experiences, you’ll help build a clearer picture of the landscape, ensuring that future resources and support are effectively targeted to meet your needs.
It’s a valuable opportunity for local authorities to share their experiences and help shape the support available for retrofit. Your input can help ensure that future resources are relevant and effective.
Jon Rattenbury, Director Climate
The survey can be completed by a single representative from your local authority, offering a collective viewpoint, or multiple individuals from the same authority can respond individually. It asks for your name and local authority only to cross-reference responses from the same organisation, but all responses will remain anonymous.
Survey deadline: 13th December
Your input will help shape the future of retrofit support for local authorities across the country, please click on the link below – we look forward to hearing from you.
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