'Fuel poverty' diaporamas de présentation

Workshop 13 May 2015 Securing Health Service Funding to Address Cold Homes Anees Mank Service Manager – Housing Services. Wigan Borough. 317,849 population (Census 2011) 134,887 households (DECC LIHC 2012) 12,739 households in fuel poverty (DECC LIHC 2012)

Tackling fuel poverty using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS). David Weatherall Co-ordinator, EEPH. Overview. What is HHSRS and how does it apply to fuel poverty? The EEPH/CIEH Research project Findings and analysis Recommendations Guidance and dissemination

CAN / DECC Meeting 2 February 2012. Andy Stephenson / Oliver Myers Chair / Deputy Chair of CAN. Content. Who are we? What do we do? HECA – the journey so far CAN 2011 Survey - member’s current priorities and views on HECA and Green Deal. Who are we?.

Presentation to the London Energy Partnership by Derek Lickorish Chair – Fuel Poverty Advisory Group. Scale of the problem. Fuel poverty, millions of households. 7. 1.4. 6. 1.3. UK. England. "Real" fuel prices. 5. 1.2. 4. 1.1. millions of households.

Fuel Debt: The Older Population. Emer Begley PhD Social Inclusion and Policy Officer Age Action Ireland Energy Action Conference: Fuel Poverty 7 th of February 2011. “I go off and collect sticks and that means I don’t have to buy as many firelighters” (Molly). Older People in Ireland.

ALEO Awards 2017. Winner: Wendy Bixby Colchester Borough Council

Fuel Poverty and disabled people: the impact of policy change Dr. Carolyn Snell, The University of York c arolyn.snell@york.ac.uk Funded by eaga charitable trust (2012-2013)

NEA. National Energy Action Fuel Poverty - Green Deal and ECO. Overview. Overview of fuel poverty Fuel Poverty in London Overview of Green Deal and ECO What the Green Deal and ECO mean for you. Overview of fuel poverty. Definition

Lessons from community energy projects in Wales A brief overview Matthew Leese. Our Activities. Energy Efficiency Fuel Poverty Renewable Energy Education. Talk overview. Context Available sustainable energy resources Welsh approach Case studies. How energy is used in Wales.

“ Energising the Community, Addressing Disadvantage” THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY BASED ORGANISATIONS IN RETROFITTING IRELAND’S HOUSING STOCK. Fuel Poverty conference, Dublin Castle 6 February 2012. Objectives OF THIS Project.

“Fit and Well – Changing Lives 2012 – 2022” Michael Mc Bride Chief Medical Officer DHSSPS. Background - IFH. Investing for Health 2002 - shift the emphasis by tackling the factors which adversely affect health & perpetuate health inequalities Action to address the wider determinants of health

Fuel Poverty in Argyll Rachel McNicol. Fuel Poverty in Argyll. ALIenergy’s affordable warmth work Fuel Poverty and what it really means How fuel poverty affects individuals and their health Fuel poverty in Argyll and Bute What can ALIenergy do for people in fuel poverty.

Managing heath in a cold home – the case of childhood asthma. Dr. Anna Cronin de Chavez Sheffield Hallam University. Urban hypothermia. ‘Secondary hypothermia' ‘sub-clinical hypothermia’ 'urban hypothermia‘

Understanding the practices of Healthcare Practitioners regarding fuel poverty in Tameside and Glossop; A qualitative study. Dave Mc Conalogue. Background to issue. Tameside and Glossop GM PCT area Rural/urban Our population Fuel Poverty and its impact. Fuel Poverty in Tameside.

APSE PARKS, GROUNDS & STREETS ADVISORY GROUP. 5 March 2014. Briefings. 14-01 Scottish Government Free school meals P1-P3 pupils 14-02 Refuse state of the market survey 2013 14-03 APSE Response to the proposals for an Environment Bill in Wales 14-04 Changes to ECO and Green Deal

Action on fuel poverty and cold homes across London . Tackling fuel poverty: integrated approaches to health, energy & social justice 10 Dec ember 2013 Jane Landon Deputy CEO, UK Health Forum. Presentation outline. About the UK Health Forum Healthy Places : A tool for local action

AGENI POLICY ROUNDTABLE RURAL WOMEN & AGEING. Background to NIRWN What is Rural? International Women’s Day 2011 International women’s Day 2013 Action Research Research Findings 2013 What we would like/need to further investigate. Background to NIRWN NIRWN came into being in September 2006

The new fuel poverty policy landscape in England As seen through the lens of redefining fuel poverty. presented by Pedro Guertler Head of Research, Association for the Conservation of Energy. Overview. Redefining fuel poverty. Why? (The good news) Redefining fuel poverty. Why really?

PROTECTING THE FUEL POOR THROUGH REGULATION. David Manning, Head of Public Affairs. Fuel Poverty. x. What is Airtricity doing?. What else should be done?. Conclusion.

The Green Deal. Mandy Bygrave NLA representative. National Landlords Association. Overview. What is the Green Deal? How will it work? What is the catch? Why is the Green Deal important to landlords?. What is the Green Deal?. One of the keynote parts of the Coalition Agreement