The Energy Behaviour Forum has opened applications for the second cycle of its in-depth training programme, part of its broader capacity-building initiative aimed at supporting local action on energy-efficient behaviour.
Designed for cities and municipalities, the training offers participants practical tools, knowledge, and peer exchange opportunities to help drive behavioural change and improve energy efficiency at the local level. The programme builds on the success of its first cycle, continuing to strengthen the capacity of local authorities to design and implement impactful initiatives.
Applications are open until 17 April 2026 (end of day). Interested participants can find further details about the training content, eligibility, and application process on the Forum’s website.
Local authorities and organisations working closely with municipalities are encouraged to apply and to share this opportunity across their networks to maximise outreach and impact.
For more information and to access the application form, visit the Energy Behaviour Forum training page.