Ended | Webinar
The project REVERTER story
Beyond renovation: How REVERTER’s voice is changing lives
About webinar
The REVERTER project, funded by the EU LIFE Programme, has been working across Bulgaria, Greece, Latvia, and Portugal to tackle energy poverty and promote energy-efficient home renovations. Communication has been at the heart of our mission—connecting with communities, raising awareness, and empowering vulnerable households to take action.
During this webinar we want to share our story about communication: raising awareness, informing and encouraging to action.
- Date: 22.10.2025
- Time: 11:00 - 12:00 CET
- Location: Webex
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Beyond the Buzz:
Digital-One-Stop-Shop
drive meaningful communication
Simplicity, trust, impact – how we designed and operated Digital One-Stop-Shops to engage the public and drive meaningful communication
Speaker: Linda Kimeisa
In this session, Communication Manager Linda Kimeisa will share the strategy behind the REVERTER project’s communication efforts—creating lasting, user-friendly digital One-Stop-Shops to support vulnerable households and help alleviate energy poverty. Designed for simplicity, trust, and functionality, these platforms provide clear, accessible information and practical tools that partners can use during and beyond the project, ensuring long-term impact.
We’ll discuss the principles that guided our development, the importance of sustainability in communication tools and how these platforms actively support REVERTER’s goal and project partners in their mission to tackle energy poverty through actionable information and resources.
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On the ground and online: from first hello to lasting change drive meaningful communication
The role of local ambassadors and OSS personnel
Speaker: Maria M. Font Pernil
In this presentation, we’ll take a closer look at how the REVERTER project’s Ambassadors and One-Stop-Shop personnel worked directly with vulnerable households to build trust, raise awareness, and encourage participation in energy renovation efforts. X will share how Ambassadors acted as local messengers, visiting homes, listening to residents’ concerns, and offering tailored advice.
We’ll also explore how One-Stop-Shop staff operated both in person and online, providing reliable information, guiding households through available support schemes, and maintaining consistent, approachable communication. Together, these efforts formed a bridge between the project’s resources and the people who need them most, turning awareness into meaningful action.
About speakers
Linda Kimeiša
Communication Manager at Project REVERTER and at WIT Berry (Latvia)
Linda holds a Master’s degree in Public Relations and is the author of the Latvian-published book “Web Content That Sells.” With over 15 years of experience in digital communication, she has served as a communication manager in multiple EU-funded projects. Known for her solution-oriented mindset, Linda is recognized for spotting opportunities where others see obstacles, and for turning strategic communication into a powerful driver of project success. Linda and her team at WIT Berry were responsible for strategy, development and maintenance of the REVERTER hub and the Digital-One-Stop-Shops.
