1. Groundwork Green Doctor

2. Who we are 15 years working with London boroughs and their communities Create sustainable communities and a range of socio-economic benefits and outcomes A neutral, independent partner, developing bespoke projects relevant to local contexts

3. Service areas Communities and Young People Landscape Design Employment and Skills Training Environmental Services

4. Triple crunch New Economics Foundation (nef)

5. What is Green Doctor? Practical impartial advice & interventions Providing green advice Signposting to other services and advice Proving instructions on how to use heating systems within the home more efficiently Energy Efficient Pack to send to householders, pledge cards, booklets

7. What can be achieved 300 – 400 home visits to priority households per year Average of 10 energy saving measures installed per household Between 0.56 – 0.68 CO2 tonnes saved per household with the potential for more through behaviour change advice Up to 4400 litres per house per year Between £150 - £200 savings per household per year from interventions alone to tackle fuel poverty

8. Technical information Current data Reference£Kg CO2 Tank jacket140195 Low energy light bulbs (4) 2£13.41 to £20.53. Midpoint £14.92. Times 4 bulbs = £59.68 60W replaced with 11W = 38Kg 75W replaced with 15W = 47Kg Midpoint = 43Kg 43*4 bulbs = 171Kg Draught excluders 330150 Radiator panels 41525 TOTAL£144.68562Kg References: 1. Energy Saving Trust 2. megamanuk.com savings calculator 3. Energy Saving Trust 4. Energy Saving Trust Water saving data: Severn Water

9. Beneficiaries Single pensioners and those with support needs Private rented sector as well as social housing sector BAME communities Those outside statutory care Families with children How? Referrals GPs, targeted marketing, focus groups Householders factsheet – screening, signposting, inviting landlord involvement

10. Funding LAA funding, CERT, sponsorship, RSLs Low Carbon Zones (LCZ) 10 small zones, intensive work to reduce their emissions by 20.12% by 2012. 10 Easy Measures Retrofit Programme Deliver 10 easy measures to 1.8m households in London and create 2000 jobs Reduce CO2 emissions by 0.9m tonnes each year

11. Socio-economic benefits Apprenticeship (FJF) feeder to London wide Retrofit Scalable A legacy of behaviour change for years to come New models of delivery which build in employment skills training Mainstreaming, embedding practices in maintenance regimes Leverage and value for money: 30% external funding Benefit from learning across London/UK

12. Coverage Programmes in Leicester, Slough and Leeds Energy Doctor in the Home Islington Low Carbon Zones: Islington, Haringey, Westminster and Merton Your borough!

13. Conclusions Matrix of practical interventions and advice achieving quantifiable CO2 reduction targets Also achieving behaviour change through intensive intervention Potential growth and development of the project Link to employability and skills

14. Contacts Wendy Baverstock Area Director, Development (North London) 020 7239 1283 wendy.baverstock@groundwork.org.uk wendy.baverstock@groundwork.org.uk Nicholas Souroup Senior Environmental Business Advisor 020 7960 2679 nicholas.souroup@groundwork.org.uk