The project represented the first phase of the BUILD UP Skills initiative in Latvia. The first objective was to gather the key national stakeholders from the energy, education & training and building sectors. Together they formed a National Qualification Platform. The platform mapped the existing workforce and qualification programs, identified future skills needs and analysed which gaps and barriers must be overcome in order to train the workforce and reach the 2020 EU energy targets. Results were bundled in a National Status Quo report. The platform then formulated a National Roadmap of measures to overcome skills gaps and barriers, which was endorsed by key stakeholders.
Projects in Lithuania
BUILD UP Skills Lithuania – rebooting the National Construction Platform and Roadmap.
Project details and results available here.
The project aimed to provide the necessary update to the work done under the “Pilar I” project of BUILD UP Skills (2011-2013), during which a first analysis of the construction and education sectors was carried out, and a strategy to address workforce and skills shortages by 2020 was designed.
Specifically, the project aimed to revitalise the national qualification platform (gathering key national stakeholders), to update the national status quo analysis (overview of workforce and skills gaps) and to update the national roadmap with measures to 2030.
01 September 2022 - 31 March 2024Re-Energize.
Project details and results available here.
01 October 2024 - 30 September 2027Network for Using BIM to Increase the Energy Performance.
Project details and results available at: https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/411698-increasing-energy-efficiency-with-building-information-modelling
01 July 2017 - 01 January 2020Towards a learning building sector by setting up a large-scale and flexible qualification methodology integrating technical, cross-craft and BIM related skills and competences.
Project details and results available at: https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/411695-bim-trained-on-site-workers-deliver-better-nearly-zero-energy-buildings
01 September 2017 - 01 August 2020