Habitat for Humanity and USAID Residential Energy Efficiency for Low Income Households (REELIH) project aims to improve living standards in multi-unit apartment buildings in Eurasia. The project focuses on combatting energy poverty so that families get warmer homes and save money on their heating bills as a result of the retrofitting of their buildings. To further promote the work of this project a new website, getwarmhomes.org has been launched – this serves as a knowledge platform to foster further knowledge sharing and policy dialogue among all the relevant actors in residential energy efficiency
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