The report, developed as part of the WP5 – GreenComp Piloting and Task 5.6 GreenSCENT Replicability, presents an in-depth overview of the implementation and impact of GreenSCENT piloted Demonstrators. The primary objective is to offer a replicable framework to reproduce these results in different contexts, ensuring the sustainability and expansion of initiatives. The report is structured around specific GreenSCENT Demonstrators, piloted in diverse settings, and organized to facilitate replication. The document begins with the essential definitions of “Demonstrators” and “pilots” to provide a clear understanding of these terms. It proceeds to offer comprehensive details on each Demonstrator, including the broader context, objectives, participant information, types of pilots, materials, instruments, procedures, and ethical considerations. Furthermore, the report addresses challenges encountered during implementation and evaluates the Demonstrators' impacts on various Green Deal focus areas. Each Demonstrator's effectiveness and learning outcomes are measured to ensure a robust evaluation process. These include performance assessments, links to relevant resources, and critical elements necessary for replicability in diverse environments. The final section outlines eight core replicability principles that are essential to ensuring the successful adaptation in new contexts.