EXperts in Teamwork works together with Trondheim Municipality (TK) and relevant stakeholders on rethinking the municipality’s climate policy.
The Municipal Energy and Climate Plan (Kommunedelplan: energi og klima 2017-2030) is under revision, and the course allows students to critically analyse the key challenges facing Trondheim on its journey towards becoming a climate-neutral city by 2030, with a particular focus on planning, implementation and improvement for a climate transition over the next three years (2023-2025).
Application of reciprocity principle
Municipality was invited to co-design, co-teaching and co-evaluating the course.
Learning goals
- understanding how Norwegian municipality works
- actively engaging in the municipality’s policymaking on climate actions
- student-driven co-creation process
Learning and research forms of the activity/course
- student group work-based
- experienced learning
- multi-stakeholder involvement in teaching
The main activity/course deliverables
- the project proposal presentations (3 presentations/group)
- the project report (30 pages/group)
- the process report (30 pages/group)
Evaluating process
Experts panel (four experts three of them from the municipality and one from NTNU) to evaluate the student work