new policy instruments
Development and implementation of the building passport tool
Co-creative development
TLPE is working together with an external
partner to develop the tool. They will gather feedback through brainstorming
workshops about a variety of subjects such as the content and form of the building
passport itself.
Beneficial for citizens, public authorities, and professionals
The tool will give citizens a clearer view of a building’s history (roadmap, energy audits, energy-saving works and/or restoration works), enable citizens to initiate a global renovation approach in an informed manner and simplify the contact between citizens and local authorities.
For public authorities, the tool will facilitate the process of premium requests, increase dialogue between the different administrations and gather data to give policy-makers a clearer idea of the Walloon building stock. For professionals, the tool will give access to historical information of a building without them having to gather all the different documents or other information.
Implementation and follow-up
The Walloon region will implement the building passport and test its impact in several Walloon municipalities. The feedback will be gathered and used to improve the tool further in the future.