Training material package for using EN-TRACK by FI and investors
Training material package for using EN-TRACK by FI and investors
The objective of this report is to create and provide the basis for the training material aimed at financial institutions using the EN-TRACK platform. This report can act as a direct manual for financial institutions in guiding them through the platform functionalities and outputs. The content in the report can also be fed into other material for training purposes. The report focuses on creating content and language that can be reproduced for other purposes to support use of the EN-TRACK platform. The report begins by identifying the target audience for the material and establishing how that audience can best be addressed. It proceeds with a walkthrough of the back end of the data collection module, and explanations of the methodology and quality of the data within the platform, explaining why this platform and data is beneficial for the target audience. It then goes on to describe the outputs of the EN-TRACK platform, how each can be used by the target audience, and why it is important to their operations. The "how to use this output” section (5.4) is the focal point, containing the key messages to be communicated at this stage: what EN-TRACK can do for you and how EN-TRACK can help you do your job better, and get your buildings to perform better. The report further describes why EN-TRACK is the only platform allowing all these services in one platform and how EN-TRACK stands out from the rest when it comes to the credibility of data, the access to real data. This report is the first of two connected parts, and the work in this deliverable will be further built upon in D6.4 training material package for using EN-TRACK by FI and investors (final report).
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