November 18, 2014 - Part 4: NW Washington Case Study: The Economic Impact of $1 Spent on Community Energy Efficiency | Graham Marmion (Western Washington University) and Alex Ramel (Sustainable Connections)

Summary: Measuring, evaluating, and reporting on progress is an important part of local sustainability projects and programs. Tracking and analyzing results can help local entities assess program performance and success, identify specific areas for improvement or expansion, and make informed decisions about future actions. Public reporting can help generate interest in a project, promote accountability, demonstrate success, and attract political and financial support.