diff --git a/case-study-contacts.csv b/case-study-contacts.csv new file mode 100644 index 0000000..efe5273 --- /dev/null +++ b/case-study-contacts.csv @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +case_study_id,implementer,location,outcome,contact_org,contact_person,contact_role,email,linkedin,website,confidence,notes,sources +"1","Arnaud Gissinger","Lausanne, Switzerland","ongoing","CommunityFix / mathix.dev","Arnaud Gissinger","Solo founder & developer","","https://linkedin.com/in/agissing","https://mathix.dev","medium","Email on mathix.dev is encrypted; LinkedIn and personal site confirmed public.","https://mathix.dev https://communityfix.org https://github.com/mathix420" +"2","City of Seville with University of Seville (research evaluation)","Seville, Spain","success","Gerencia de Urbanismo y Medio Ambiente — Ayuntamiento de Sevilla","José Sánchez Ramos","Professor, Grupo Termotecnia, University of Seville","sostenibilidadeinnovacion@urbanismo-sevilla.org","https://www.linkedin.com/company/ayuntamiento-de-sevilla-/","https://www.urbanismosevilla.org","medium","City sustainability email confirmed public; researcher email domain known (us.es) but specific address not published.","https://www.urbanismosevilla.org/areas/atencion-al-ciudadano/contactos/opcion-2 https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jose-Sanchez-Ramos" +"3","New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU)","Newark, New Jersey, USA","ongoing","New Jersey Board of Public Utilities","Christine Guhl-Sadovy","NJBPU President","community.energy@bpu.nj.gov","https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-guhl-sadovy-72531727/","https://www.nj.gov/bpu","high","Program dept email confirmed on official NJ Clean Energy site; president LinkedIn publicly listed.","https://cleanenergy.nj.gov/programs/energy-efficiency/urban-heat-island-mitigation-program https://www.nj.gov/bpu/newsroom/2025/approved/20250717.html" +"4","City of Los Angeles","Los Angeles, California, USA","ongoing","Climate Emergency Mobilization Office (City of Los Angeles)","Marta Segura","Chief Heat Officer & Director, Climate Emergency Mobilization","CEMO-Office@lacity.org","https://www.linkedin.com/in/martasegura/","https://www.climate4la.org","high","Active city office; email and LinkedIn publicly listed on official city site.","https://www.climate4la.org/resources/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/martasegura/" +"5","Community BlueScapes (Richmond Council, Barnes Common Ltd., WWT)","Barnes, London, United Kingdom","success","Community BlueScapes / London Borough of Richmond upon Thames","","","communitybluescapes@richmond.gov.uk","","https://communitybluescapes.commonplace.is/","high","Dedicated project email confirmed on multiple public pages; no LinkedIn page found.","https://www.richmond.gov.uk/community_bluescapes https://barnescommon.org.uk/flood-resilience/" +"6","National Flood Forum with Chalvey and HCB Flood Action Groups","Slough, United Kingdom","ongoing","National Flood Forum","Ben Hennessy","Media Contact","info@floodforum.org.uk","https://uk.linkedin.com/company/the-national-flood-forum","https://nationalfloodforum.org.uk","high","Active org; general email and named media contact publicly listed on contact page.","https://nationalfloodforum.org.uk/contact/ https://nationalfloodforum.org.uk/?page_id=12967" +"7","Cumberland River Compact and Metro Nashville","Nashville, Tennessee, USA","partial","Cumberland River Compact","Mekayle Houghton","Executive Director","info@cumberlandrivercompact.org","https://www.linkedin.com/company/cumberland-river-compact","https://cumberlandrivercompact.org","high","Active org; public info@ email confirmed on official contact page; ED name publicly listed.","https://cumberlandrivercompact.org/contact/ https://theorg.com/org/cumberland-river-compact/org-chart/mekayle-houghton" +"8","City of Minneapolis","Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA","ongoing","City of Minneapolis – Sustainability Division","","Sustainability Division","sustainability@minneapolismn.gov","","https://www.minneapolismn.gov","high","Dept email confirmed on official city website; no named program lead publicly listed.","https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/resilience-hubs https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/departments/health/sustainability-homes-environment/sustainability/" +"9","Blueland","New York, USA (DTC, nationwide)","success","Blueland","Sarah Paiji Yoo","Co-Founder & CEO","hello@blueland.com","https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpaiji","https://www.blueland.com","medium","No dedicated press email found publicly; hello@blueland.com is best available general contact.","https://www.blueland.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpaiji" +"10","Loop (TerraCycle) in partnership with Carrefour","France (nationwide, with Carrefour)","success","Loop (TerraCycle)","","","press@loopstore.com","https://www.linkedin.com/company/chooseloop","https://exploreloop.com","high","Press email confirmed on TerraCycle media room; Loop LinkedIn page verified.","https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/pages/media-room https://exploreloop.com/" +"11","Loop (TerraCycle) with various retail partners","United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan (multi-country pilots)","failed","Loop / TerraCycle","","Press / Media Relations","press@loopstore.com","https://www.linkedin.com/company/chooseloop","https://exploreloop.com","high","Press email publicly listed on TerraCycle media room page; Loop LinkedIn confirmed.","https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/pages/media-room https://exploreloop.com" +"12","Algramo","Santiago, Chile","success","Algramo","José Manuel Moller","Founder & CEO","hello@algramo.com","https://www.linkedin.com/company/algramo","https://algramo.com","medium","Email surfaced in FAQ snippet; contact page JS-rendered; founder LinkedIn confirmed.","https://algramo.com/en/contact/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/josemanuelmoller/" +"13","State of California (Assemblymember Ash Kalra; Governor Gavin Newsom)","California, USA","success","Office of Assemblymember Ash Kalra","Ash Kalra","Assemblymember, California 25th District","assemblymember.kalra@assembly.ca.gov","https://www.linkedin.com/in/ash-kalra-2b874b3","https://kalra.asmdc.org/","high","Author of AB 1162; office email and LinkedIn publicly listed on official sources.","https://kalra.asmdc.org/ https://a25.asmdc.org/press-releases/20191010-governor-signs-first-nation-legislation-assemblymember-ash-kalra" +"14","Marriott International","Global (Marriott properties worldwide; HQ Bethesda, Maryland, USA)","success","Marriott International","Melissa Froehlich Flood","SVP Global Corporate Communications & Public Policy","newsroom@marriott.com","https://www.linkedin.com/company/marriott-international","https://news.marriott.com","high","Active public company; press email and named SVP confirmed across multiple public sources.","https://marriott.gcs-web.com/sustainability-and-social-impact https://news.marriott.com/" +"15","Homefill (owner Kim Whitehead)","Arvada, Colorado, USA","success","Homefill Co.","Kim Whitehead","Owner","info@homefillco.com","https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimwhitehead/","https://www.homefillco.com/","high","Email confirmed on Yahoo Local and Facebook business page; LinkedIn publicly listed.","https://www.homefillco.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimwhitehead/" +"16","Colmar Agglomération","Colmar, Grand Est, France","ongoing","Colmar Agglomération","Guy Waehren","Vice-Président, gestion des déchets","contact.dechet@agglo-colmar.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/colmar-ville-et-agglomeration","https://www.agglo-colmar.fr","high","Dept email confirmed on official site; Guy Waehren named in 2019 Citego interview; no personal email found.","https://www.agglo-colmar.fr/poules https://www.citego.org/bdf_fiche-document-1439_fr.html" +"17","Territoire de la Côte Ouest (TCO)","Territoire de la Côte Ouest, La Réunion, France","success","Territoire de la Côte Ouest (TCO)","","","communication@tco.re","https://www.linkedin.com/company/tco-agglo","https://www.tco.re","high","Active intercommunal authority; communication dept email confirmed from official press page.","https://www.tco.re/presse/operation-foyers-temoins-des-poules-pour-reduire-nos-dechets-le-bilan https://www.linkedin.com/company/tco-agglo" +"18","SIMER (Syndicat Interdépartemental Mixte pour l'Équipement Rural)","SIMER territory, Vienne, France","success","SIMER","","","ecopole@simer86.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/simer86","https://www.simer86.fr/","high","Waste-management division email confirmed on SIMER official programme page.","https://www.simer86.fr/gestion-des-dechets/des-poules-pour-reduire-nos-dechets https://fr.linkedin.com/company/simer86" +"19","SICTOM Nord Allier","Moulins area (SICTOM Nord Allier), Allier, France","success","SICTOM Nord Allier","","","sictomnordallier@sictomnordallier.fr","https://www.linkedin.com/company/sictom-nord-allier/","https://www.sictomnordallier.fr","high","Active org; verified contact email on official website; no named contact for Poul'Belle programme.","https://www.sictomnordallier.fr/contact https://www.linkedin.com/company/sictom-nord-allier/" +"20","Limburg.net (inter-municipal waste authority, Province of Limburg + Diest)","Province of Limburg, Belgium","ongoing","Limburg.net","","","info@limburg.net","https://be.linkedin.com/company/limburg-net","https://limburg.net","high","Official contact email and LinkedIn confirmed from public pages; no named press contact found.","https://limburg.net/contact https://limburg.net/kippenactie" +"21","Municipality of Opwijk / INZET","Opwijk, Flemish Brabant, Belgium","success","Gemeente Opwijk – Milieudienst","","Environment Department","milieudienst@opwijk.be","https://be.linkedin.com/company/gemeentehuis-opwijk","https://www.opwijk.be/","medium","INZET website defunct; Milieudienst is best reachable contact for this 2018 initiative.","https://www.opwijk.be/milieudienst https://be.linkedin.com/company/gemeentehuis-opwijk" +"22","City of Antwerp (environmental department)","Antwerp, Belgium","ongoing","Stad Antwerpen","","","info@antwerpen.be","https://be.linkedin.com/company/stad-antwerpen","https://www.antwerpen.be","medium","Only general city email found; no dept-specific email or named contact publicly available.","https://www.antwerpen.be/afval-en-milieu https://www.antwerpen.be/info/contacteer-stad-antwerpen https://be.linkedin.com/company/stad-antwerpen" +"23","Trivalis (Syndicat mixte départemental, Vendée)","Vendée department, France","success","Trivalis","","","contact@trivalis.fr","https://www.linkedin.com/company/syndicat-trivalis","https://trivalis.fr","high","Active public waste authority; general contact email confirmed on official website.","https://trivalis.fr/contact/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/syndicat-trivalis" +"24","SMITOM du Santerre","SMITOM du Santerre, Somme, France","success","SMITOM du Santerre","Élodie Bouffard","Directrice","","https://www.linkedin.com/in/elodie-bouffard-1b0172a9/","https://smitomdusanterre.com","medium","Active authority; director confirmed via org chart; no public email found on official pages.","https://smitomdusanterre.com/contact/ https://smitomdusanterre.com/organigramme/" +"25","SIRMOTOM (inter-municipal waste authority, Montereau area)","SIRMOTOM, Montereau area, Seine-et-Marne, France","inconclusive","SIRMOTOM","Andrée Zaidi","Directrice","sirmotom@wanadoo.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/sirmotom","https://www.sirmotom.fr","high","Active org; email on official site; director identified via LinkedIn.","https://www.sirmotom.fr/information/contact.html https://fr.linkedin.com/company/sirmotom" +"26","Commune de Barsac / CC de Podensac; ValOrizon (Lot-et-Garonne waste authority)","Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne (Barsac / ValOrizon), Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France","success","ValOrizon","","","","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/valorizon","https://www.valorizon.com","medium","No public email found; contact via web form. CC de Podensac now Convergence Garonne.","https://www.valorizon.com/contacter/ https://www.convergence-garonne.fr/nous-contacter/" +"27","Commune de Pincé","Pincé, Sarthe, France","success","Commune de Pincé (Mairie)","","Maire","mairiepince72@orange.fr","","https://pince.fr","medium","Small village mairie; email confirmed on official site; no LinkedIn. 2012 mayor was Lydie Pasteau.","https://pince.fr/la-mairie/ https://www.annuaire-mairie.fr/mairie-pince.html" +"28","Commune de Navailles-Angos (school coop)","Navailles-Angos, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France","success","Mairie de Navailles-Angos","Jeannine Lavie-Hourcade","Maire","contact@navailles-angos.fr","","https://navailles-angos.fr","medium","Small rural mairie; email confirmed on official site; no LinkedIn presence found.","https://navailles-angos.fr/pratique/coordonnees-mairie.html" +"29","Commune de Villers-les-Pots (resident-run communal coop)","Villers-les-Pots, Côte-d'Or, France","success","Mairie de Villers-les-Pots","Cédric Vautier","Maire","mairievillerslespots@orange.fr","","https://www.villerslespots.fr","medium","Email confirmed across multiple public directories; no LinkedIn found for commune or mayor.","https://www.villerslespots.fr/votre-mairie/ https://www.annuaire-mairie.fr/mairie-villers-les-pots.html" +"30","Communauté d'agglomération de Mantes-en-Yvelines (CAMY)","Mantes-en-Yvelines (CAMY), Yvelines, France","success","Grand Paris Seine & Oise (GPS&O) — successor to CAMY","","","","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/grand-paris-seine-oise","https://gpseo.fr","low","CAMY dissolved Dec 2015; successor GPS&O reachable via contact form only; no public email.","https://gpseo.fr https://optigede.ademe.fr/fiche/lancement-de-loperation-adoptez-des-poules-pour-reduire-vos-dechets" +"31","SYBERT (Syndicat mixte de Besançon et de sa région)","Besançon area (SYBERT), Doubs, France","partial","SYBERT","","","contact@sybert.fr","","https://www.sybert.fr","high","Active public authority; contact email confirmed on official site; no LinkedIn company page found.","https://www.sybert.fr/contact/ https://optigede.ademe.fr/fiche/des-poules-pour-reduire-mes-dechets" +"32","Communauté de communes du Pays Haut Val d'Alzette (CCPHVA)","Pays Haut Val d'Alzette, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France","success","CCPHVA","","Environnement department","environnement@ccphva.com","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/communaute-de-communes-pays-haut-val-d-alzette","https://ccphva.com","high","Active org; environment dept email confirmed on official page; no named individual found.","https://ccphva.com/acces-et-horaires https://ccphva.com/reduction-des-dechets" +"33","Town of Diest","Diest, Flemish Brabant, Belgium","inconclusive","Stad Diest – Milieu en Groen","","Environment & Green Department","milieu@diest.be","https://be.linkedin.com/company/staddiest","https://www.diest.be","high","Dept email confirmed on official city website; no named staff listed publicly.","https://www.diest.be/contact-milieu-en-groen https://be.linkedin.com/company/staddiest" +"34","City of Mouscron","Mouscron, Hainaut, Belgium","success","Ville de Mouscron – Cellule Environnement","Christophe Denève","Responsable de la Cellule Environnement","christophe.deneve@mouscron.be","","https://www.mouscron.be","high","Email confirmed in official programme communications; dept email environnement@mouscron.be also public.","https://www.rtbf.be/article/test-a-mouscron-des-poules-pour-diminuer-les-dechets-menagers-9631461 https://www.mouscron.be/fr/vivre-a-mouscron/environnement/" +"35","Municipality of Etterbeek (with Bruxelles-Environnement)","Etterbeek, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium","success","Bruxelles Environnement","","","info@environnement.brussels","https://be.linkedin.com/company/bruxelles-environnement-leefmilieu-brussel","https://environnement.brussels","medium","Etterbeek has no public dept email; Bruxelles-Environnement funded the scheme and is reachable.","https://environnement.brussels/citoyen/contact https://be.linkedin.com/company/bruxelles-environnement-leefmilieu-brussel" +"36","Commune de Lisses, with Siredom","Lisses, Essonne, France","partial","Siredom (Syndicat Intercommunal)","","","","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/siredom-syndicat-intercommunal","https://www.siredom.com","medium","Siredom runs the program; contact via form only. Mairie email: infolisses@ville-lisses.fr","https://www.siredom.com/nous-contacter/ https://www.ville-lisses.fr/" +"37","Syndicat mixte Trigone (Gers)","Gers department (Trigone), France","success","Syndicat mixte Trigone","","","contact@trigone-gers.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/trigone","https://www.trigone-gers.fr","high","Active public body; contact email widely cited across web sources; LinkedIn company page confirmed.","https://www.trigone-gers.fr/trigone/contact/ https://optigede.ademe.fr/fiche/experimentation-des-poules-pour-valoriser-les-biodechets" +"38","Communauté de communes du Sud Territoire (CCST)","Communauté de communes du Sud Territoire, Territoire de Belfort, France","success","Communauté de communes du Sud Territoire","","","ccst90@ccst90.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/ccst90","https://www.cc-sud-territoire.fr/","high","Active French intercommunality; email confirmed on official contact page.","https://www.cc-sud-territoire.fr/contact.htm https://fr.linkedin.com/company/ccst90" +"39","City of Austin / Austin Resource Recovery","Austin, Texas, USA","ongoing","Austin Resource Recovery","","","composting@austinrecycles.com","https://www.linkedin.com/company/austin-resource-recovery","https://www.austintexas.gov/resource-recovery","medium","Active municipal programme; composting email covers coop rebate enquiries; no named contact found.","https://www.austintexas.gov/resource-recovery https://www.austinmonitor.com/stories/whispers/citys-chicken-coop-rebate-helps-subsidize-backyard-flocks/" +"40","Brazilian federal government — IBAMA, ICMBio, INPE, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change","Legal Amazon, Brazil","success","IBAMA (Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis)","","","imprensa@mma.gov.br","https://br.linkedin.com/company/ibama","https://www.gov.br/ibama/pt-br","medium","MMA press email publicly listed; IBAMA is lead enforcement body; no named individual contact found.","https://www.gov.br/ibama/pt-br https://www.gov.br/mma/pt-br" +"41","BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank), with donors Norway/Germany/UK/US/Switzerland/Japan/Denmark and Petrobras","Brazil (national; Amazon biome)","success","Amazon Fund (Fundo Amazônia) / BNDES","","Amazon Fund Department","fundoamazonia@bndes.gov.br","https://www.linkedin.com/company/bndes","https://www.amazonfund.gov.br","high","Dept inbox confirmed across multiple public sources; no named contact found.","https://www.amazonfund.gov.br/en/home/ https://fire.biofin.org/single/amazon-fund" +"42","Le Relais (operator) / Communauté de communes du Mont des Avaloirs (CCMA)","Mont des Avaloirs (CCMA), Mayenne, France","failed","Le Relais","","Communications / National HQ","lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/le-relais","https://lerelais.org","high","Le Relais national HQ email confirmed on official contact page; CCMA reachable at accueil@cc-montdesavaloirs.fr","https://lerelais.org/contact.php https://cc-montdesavaloirs.fr/" +"43","Refashion (eco-organisme) + French government","France","ongoing","Refashion","Valentine Roger","Attachée de presse (La Villa Groupe)","vroger@lavillagroupe.com","https://www.linkedin.com/company/refashion-ecoorganisme","https://refashion.fr","high","Press email publicly listed on pro.refashion.fr/en/press; DG is Maud Hardy.","https://pro.refashion.fr/en/press https://refashion.fr/en/" +"44","Le Relais / Récup Action (Vic-en-Bigorre)","Hautes-Pyrénées (Vic-en-Bigorre), France","partial","Le Relais France","","","lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/le-relais","https://lerelais.org","high","National operator Le Relais is primary contact; Récup Action is local partner with no public email found.","https://lerelais.org/contact.php https://www.lepetitjournal.net/65-hautes-pyrenees/2025/07/27/le-relais-suspend-la-collecte-textile/" +"45","Communauté de communes du Pays Fléchois + new contracted provider","Pays Fléchois (Sarthe), France","partial","Communauté de communes du Pays Fléchois","","","contact@cc-paysflechois.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/company/communaute-de-communes-du-pays-flechois","https://www.paysflechois.fr","medium","Email from directory listings; official site uses contact form only; no named contact found.","https://www.paysflechois.fr/nous-contacter/ https://lannuaire.service-public.gouv.fr/pays-de-la-loire/sarthe/899bbffa-f4df-4db9-be02-6b45878c40b3" +"46","FundiFix Ltd / Water Services Maintenance Trust Fund","Kitui & Kwale Counties, Kenya","success","FundiFix Ltd","","","info@fundifix.org","https://www.linkedin.com/company/fundifix","https://fundifix.org","high","Kenyan social enterprise; info@ confirmed via web search; site has bot-verification blocking direct fetch.","https://fundifix.org/contact-us/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/fundifix" +"47","PlayPumps International (Trevor Field)","Southern Africa (South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia, Eswatini)","failed","Roundabout Water Solutions (successor to PlayPumps International)","","","","https://www.linkedin.com/company/roundabout-water-solutions","https://playpumps.co.za","low","PlayPumps International dissolved 2010; SA successor Roundabout Water Solutions site unreachable; no verified public email found.","https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roundabout_PlayPump https://roundaboutwatersolutions.org.za/" +"48","Guo Lab, The Institute of Optics, University of Rochester","University of Rochester, New York, USA","partial","Guo Lab / Institute of Optics, University of Rochester","Chunlei Guo","Professor of Optics & Physics (Lab PI)","guo@optics.rochester.edu","https://www.linkedin.com/in/chunlei-guo-1a859b340/","https://hajim.rochester.edu/optics/sites/guo/","high","Email confirmed on faculty profile and lab about page; active lab website.","https://www.hajim.rochester.edu/optics/people/faculty/guo_chunlei/ https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-026-02315-4" +"49","GivePower Foundation","Kiunga, Kenya","success","GivePower Foundation","","","info@givepower.org","https://www.linkedin.com/company/givepower","https://givepower.org","high","Active nonprofit; email and LinkedIn confirmed on official contact page.","https://givepower.org/contact-us/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/givepower" +"50","Dar Si Hmad (Foundation for Development, Education and Culture)","Aït Baamrane, Sidi Ifni, Morocco","success","Dar Si Hmad","Jamila Bargach","Executive Director","dar@darsihmad.org","https://www.linkedin.com/company/dar-si-hmad-for-development-education-and-culture","https://darsihmad.org","medium","Email sourced from directory listing; website blocks scrapers; LinkedIn and org confirmed.","https://darsihmad.org/contact-us/ https://ma.linkedin.com/in/jamila-bargach-20a03a1b0" +"51","Catholic University of Chile / fog-collection researchers (precursor to FogQuest)","Chungungo / El Tofo, Coquimbo Region, Chile","failed","FogQuest","Robert Schemenauer","Executive Director & Co-founder","info@fogquest.org","","https://fogquest.org","medium","Historical project; FogQuest is the direct successor org. Email cited in multiple sources, no contact-page confirmation.","https://fogquest.org/about-fogquest/directors-volunteers/ https://idrc-crdi.ca/en/research-in-action/collecting-fog-el-tofo" +"52","Charles (Carlos) Wilson, engineer","Las Salinas, Atacama Desert, Chile","success","Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano","Nelson Arellano Escudero","Researcher / Professor (history of solar desalination)","","","https://www.academia.cl/persona/nelson-arellano-escudero/","low","19th-century engineer; Arellano is leading present-day scholar on this project; no public email found.","https://www.academia.edu/1479691 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0038092X73900182" +"53","Freetown City Council with Greenstand (TreeTracker) and Western Area Rural District Council","Freetown, Sierra Leone","ongoing","Freetown City Council","Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr","Mayor of Freetown","info@fcc.gov.sl","https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvonne-aki-sawyerr-obe-92767b19","https://fcc.gov.sl","high","Email confirmed via official FCC pages; Mayor LinkedIn profile publicly verified.","https://fcc.gov.sl/contact-fcc/ https://greenstand.org/contact" +"54","Alcaldía de Medellín — Secretaría de Medio Ambiente","Medellín, Colombia","success","Alcaldía de Medellín — Secretaría de Medio Ambiente","Marcela Ruiz Saldarriaga","Secretary of Environment","atencion.ciudadana@medellin.gov.co","https://www.linkedin.com/company/alcaldiademedellin","https://www.medellin.gov.co/es/secretaria-medio-ambiente/","high","Active municipal department; named Secretary confirmed on official page; general contact email verified.","https://www.medellin.gov.co/es/secretaria-medio-ambiente/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/alcaldiademedellin" +"55","National Parks Board (NParks), Urban Redevelopment Authority, Housing & Development Board","Singapore","success","National Parks Board (NParks)","","","nparks_mailbox@nparks.gov.sg","https://sg.linkedin.com/company/nationalparksboardsg","https://www.nparks.gov.sg","high","Lead agency NParks; email from Singapore Gov Directory; LinkedIn confirmed.","https://www.nparks.gov.sg/contact-us https://www.sgdi.gov.sg/ministries/mnd/statutory-boards/nparks" +"56","Ville de Paris","Paris, France","ongoing","Ville de Paris — Mission Résilience / Direction des Affaires Scolaires","Raphaëlle Thiollier","Cheffe de projet OASIS","raphaelle.thiollier@paris.fr","https://fr.linkedin.com/in/raphaelle-thiollier-145ba1197","https://www.paris.fr/pages/les-cours-oasis-7389","medium","Email follows standard paris.fr staff pattern; confirmed in search snippets, not on a directly scraped page.","https://www.paris.fr/pages/les-cours-oasis-7389 https://fr.linkedin.com/in/raphaelle-thiollier-145ba1197" +"57","City of Phoenix Street Transportation Dept & Office of Sustainability, with Arizona State University","Phoenix, Arizona, USA","partial","City of Phoenix Office of Sustainability","","","sustainability@phoenix.gov","https://www.linkedin.com/company/city-of-phoenix","https://www.phoenix.gov/administration/departments/sustainability.html","high","Official email from phoenix.gov contact page; active program with dedicated cool pavement page.","https://www.phoenix.gov/administration/departments/sustainability/contact-us.html https://www.linkedin.com/company/city-of-phoenix" +"58","Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, NRDC India, IIPH Gandhinagar, Public Health Foundation of India","Ahmedabad, India","success","NRDC India","Dipa Singh Bagai","Country Head, NRDC India","","https://in.linkedin.com/in/dipa-singh-bagai-b24680309","https://www.nrdcindia.org","medium","AMC contact page returns 503; NRDC India site has contact form only, no public email found.","https://www.nrdcindia.org/teams/dipa-singh-bagai https://ahmedabadcity.gov.in" +"59","Miami-Dade County, with the Atlantic Council Arsht-Rock Resilience Center","Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA","ongoing","Atlantic Council Climate Resilience Center (Arsht-Rock)","Jane Gilbert","Chief Heat Officer, Miami-Dade County","resiliencemailbox@atlanticcouncil.org","https://www.linkedin.com/in/janegilbert1","https://onebillionresilient.org","high","Arsht-Rock mailbox confirmed on official site; Jane Gilbert LinkedIn confirmed via public post URLs.","https://www.miamidade.gov/global/environment/heat/chief-heat-officer.page https://onebillionresilient.org/" +"60","City of Seville with Atlantic Council Arsht-Rock, AEMET, Universidad de Sevilla and Pablo de Olavide University","Seville, Spain","ongoing","Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Center (Arsht-Rock)","Jen Manaloto","Extreme Heat Resilience Alliance Contact","resilienceMailbox@atlanticcouncil.org","https://www.linkedin.com/company/arsht-rock","https://onebillionresilient.org/","high","Org contact email confirmed on public website; Jen Manaloto named as EHRA contact in search results.","https://onebillionresilient.org/seville-heat-wave-naming-and-categorization-pilot-project/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/arsht-rock" +"61","SP Group (Singapore District Cooling)","Marina Bay, Singapore","success","SP Group","","","districtcooling@spgroup.com.sg","https://sg.linkedin.com/company/singapore-power-ltd","https://www.spgroup.com.sg","high","District cooling email publicly listed on SP Group contact page.","https://www.spgroup.com.sg/contact-us https://www.spgroup.com.sg/sustainable-energy-solutions/district-cooling-and-heating" +"62","Ant Studio (Monish Siripurapu)","Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India","success","Ant Studio","Monish Siripurapu","Founder & Principal Architect","socialant@ant-studio.org","https://in.linkedin.com/company/antstudionoida","https://ant.studio","high","Email published on ant.studio/get-in-touch; active firm with product line.","https://ant.studio/get-in-touch/ https://in.linkedin.com/company/antstudionoida" +"63","Andrin Stocker & Luc Schweizer (ZHdK)","Zurich, Switzerland (Zurich University of the Arts)","inconclusive","Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) Industrial Design","Luc Schweizer","Industrial Design Graduate / Co-designer","","https://www.linkedin.com/in/luc-schweizer-214121369/","https://industrialdesign.zhdk.ch/","low","Student thesis project; no public email found; LinkedIn confirmed for Luc Schweizer only.","https://industrialdesign.zhdk.ch/diplome-2025/projekte/bloc/ https://www.jamesdysonaward.org/2025/project/bloc-a-modular-cooling-system-for-public-spaces" +"64","Dilara Temel & Lachlan Fahy (Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL)","London, United Kingdom","inconclusive","Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL","Lachlan Fahy","Graduate Designer / Researcher","lachlan.fahy.21@ucl.ac.uk","https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlanfahy/","https://lchlnfhy.wixsite.com/productdesign","high","Both UCL emails publicly listed on official Bartlett exhibition page (also dilara.temel.21@ucl.ac.uk); Lachlan LinkedIn confirmed.","https://fifteen2022.bartlettarchucl.com/dfm-2022/terracool-urban-oasis https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlanfahy/" diff --git a/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/README.md b/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9c3991b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 02: Seville Passive Cooling (CartujaQanat) + +| Field | Value | +|------------------|-------| +| Case Study ID | 02 | +| Programme | Revived a ~3,000-year-old qanat-style underground passive-cooling system (CartujaQanat) and became the first city to name and categorize heatwaves | +| Contact org | Gerencia de Urbanismo y Medio Ambiente — Ayuntamiento de Sevilla | +| Contact person | José Sánchez Ramos | +| Contact role | Professor, Grupo Termotecnia, University of Seville | +| Email | sostenibilidadeinnovacion@urbanismo-sevilla.org | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/ayuntamiento-de-sevilla-/ | +| Website | https://www.urbanismosevilla.org | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial + follow-up + close) +- **linkedin.md** — connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/email-chain.md b/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b48df4c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# Email Chain — Seville Passive Cooling (CartujaQanat) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** sostenibilidadeinnovacion@urbanismo-sevilla.org +**Subject:** CommunityFix — Seville's CartujaQanat documented as a reference case study + +Dear Professor Sánchez Ramos, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so that other cities and communities can replicate them. + +I am writing to let you know that the work carried out by the City of Seville — reviving the CartujaQanat underground passive-cooling system and pioneering a formal heatwave naming and categorization framework — has been documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix. Given Seville's position as one of Europe's most heat-exposed cities, this programme represents exactly the kind of transferable, evidence-based approach that other municipalities urgently need. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I would be very grateful if you and your colleagues at the Gerencia de Urbanismo y Medio Ambiente could take a few minutes to: + +1. **Review the case study for accuracy** — please flag any details that need correcting. +2. **Enrich it with recent data** — updated figures, lessons learned, or photographs would make the record far more useful to cities looking to replicate the approach. + +There is no commercial angle here; CommunityFix is a public-interest resource and all content is freely accessible. + +Would you be open to a short call or email exchange to go through the case study together? + +Thank you very much for your time and for the pioneering work your team has done. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** sostenibilidadeinnovacion@urbanismo-sevilla.org +**Subject:** Re: CommunityFix — Seville's CartujaQanat documented as a reference case study + +Dear Professor Sánchez Ramos, + +I hope this message finds you well. I am following up on my email from last week regarding the CartujaQanat case study on CommunityFix. + +I appreciate that agendas at the Ayuntamiento are demanding, particularly as the summer season approaches. Even a brief reply — confirming the right contact, or flagging any inaccuracies — would be enormously helpful. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +The case study is already live and being discovered by urban planners and researchers looking for proven passive-cooling strategies. Any enrichment you can contribute — recent monitoring data, replication guidance, or lessons from the heatwave naming initiative — would significantly increase its value to those cities. + +Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about CommunityFix or how the platform works. + +Thank you again for your consideration. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after follow-up) + +**To:** sostenibilidadeinnovacion@urbanismo-sevilla.org +**Subject:** Re: CommunityFix — Seville's CartujaQanat documented as a reference case study + +Dear Professor Sánchez Ramos, + +I will keep this brief. I have reached out twice over the past few weeks about the CartujaQanat case study on CommunityFix, and I understand that a response may simply not be possible right now. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +The case study will remain published as a resource for other cities. Should you or a colleague ever wish to review or enrich it — even months from now — please feel free to contact me directly at any time. The invitation is open-ended. + +Thank you for the important work your team has done on passive urban cooling and heatwave preparedness. It deserves to be shared widely. + +With kind regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/linkedin.md b/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..70f7c9c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/02-seville-passive-cooling/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Seville Passive Cooling (CartujaQanat) + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/ayuntamiento-de-sevilla-/ + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org). We've documented Seville's CartujaQanat passive-cooling programme as a reference case study. I'd love to connect and invite your team to review it for accuracy. Thank you! + +*(Character count: ~240)* + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Dear colleagues at the Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, + +Thank you for connecting. I wanted to share why I reached out. + +I run CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban challenges — heat, flooding, air quality — so other cities and communities can replicate them. + +We have published a reference case study on two of Seville's landmark climate initiatives: + +- The **CartujaQanat** project, which revived a ~3,000-year-old underground passive-cooling system to reduce urban heat in public spaces. +- Seville's pioneering work as the **first city to formally name and categorize heatwaves**, raising public awareness and enabling better emergency response. + +Both are outstanding examples of adaptive urban governance, and we believe they deserve to be known and replicated far beyond Spain. + +We would be very grateful if someone from the Gerencia de Urbanismo y Medio Ambiente — or from the research team at the University of Seville — could: + +1. **Review the case study** for accuracy (a few minutes of your time). +2. **Add recent figures or lessons learned** that would help other cities implement similar approaches. + +There is no commercial purpose; CommunityFix is a public-interest resource. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +If this reaches the right person, please feel free to reply here or contact us through communityfix.org. + +Thank you for the remarkable work your city is doing on urban heat resilience. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/README.md b/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1478ebb --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 03: NJBPU Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case Study ID | 03 | +| Programme | $5M Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program (2025) — tree canopy, cool pavement, green infrastructure, and smart-misting in Newark, NJ | +| Contact Org | New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) | +| Contact Person | Christine Guhl-Sadovy | +| Contact Role | NJBPU President | +| Email | community.energy@bpu.nj.gov | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-guhl-sadovy-72531727/ | +| Website | https://www.nj.gov/bpu | +| Draft Language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- **linkedin.md** — LinkedIn connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/email-chain.md b/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f831647 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +# Email Chain — NJBPU Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial Outreach + +**To:** community.energy@bpu.nj.gov +**Subject:** Newark's Urban Heat Island program is documented on CommunityFix — would you review it? + +Dear President Guhl-Sadovy, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so that other cities and communities can learn from them and replicate what works. + +I wanted to reach out because we have documented Newark's $5M Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program — covering the combination of tree canopy expansion, cool pavement, green infrastructure, and smart-misting deployed in response to record heat — as a reference case study on the platform. + +I'm writing with two requests: + +1. **Accuracy review.** We want to make sure the details we have on file reflect what NJBPU has actually implemented. If anything is incorrect or out of date, we would be grateful for your corrections. + +2. **Enrichment.** If you are willing to share recent figures, outcome data, lessons learned, or photos from the programme, we can add them to the case study. That additional depth is precisely what helps practitioners in other cities decide whether — and how — to adapt a similar approach. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +The case study is publicly accessible and will remain freely available with full credit to NJBPU. There is no commercial angle — CommunityFix is built around the idea that public-interest knowledge should travel as far as possible. + +Would you or a member of your team be open to a brief exchange? I am happy to work around your schedule and can share the current draft for your review at any point. + +Thank you for everything NJBPU is doing to protect Newark residents from extreme heat. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**Subject:** Re: Newark's Urban Heat Island program is documented on CommunityFix — would you review it? + +Dear President Guhl-Sadovy, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week in case it got buried. + +We are keen to make sure the case study for Newark's Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program is as accurate and useful as possible for other communities exploring similar interventions. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Even a brief reply pointing us toward the right contact would be a great help. + +If this is not the best address for this kind of request, please do let me know and I will follow up through the appropriate channel. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final Polite Close (~14 days after follow-up) + +**Subject:** Re: Newark's Urban Heat Island program is documented on CommunityFix — would you review it? + +Dear President Guhl-Sadovy, + +I appreciate that schedules are demanding, so I will keep this brief — this will be my last follow-up on this topic. + +The case study for Newark's $5M Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program remains live on CommunityFix. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point NJBPU would like to review, correct, or enrich it, please don't hesitate to reach out at any time — the door is always open. + +We continue to admire the programme and hope it inspires comparable action in other cities facing extreme heat. + +With best wishes, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/linkedin.md b/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf6c894 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/03-njbpu-urban-heat/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Christine Guhl-Sadovy + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-guhl-sadovy-72531727/ + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤300 characters) + +Hi Christine — I'm the founder of CommunityFix, an open platform documenting urban solutions. Newark's Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program is one of our reference case studies. Would love to connect and check we've got the details right. + +--- + +## Post-Connection Message + +Hi Christine, + +Thank you for connecting — I appreciate it. + +As I mentioned in my connection request, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban challenges so practitioners in other cities can learn from them and replicate what works. + +We have documented the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities' $5M Urban Heat Island Mitigation Program in Newark — the tree canopy expansion, cool pavement, green infrastructure, and smart-misting deployed in response to record heat — as a reference case study on the platform. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check.** We want to be confident the case study reflects what has actually been implemented. If anything needs correcting, we would welcome the input. + +2. **Enrichment.** If NJBPU is in a position to share recent outcome figures, lessons learned, or photos from the programme, we would be glad to add them. That kind of depth is what allows practitioners elsewhere to make informed decisions about adopting similar approaches. + +By documenting what was actually tried — costs and pitfalls included — other cities can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. Everything on CommunityFix is free and openly accessible, with full credit to the implementing organization. + +Even a pointer to the right person on your team would be genuinely helpful. + +Thank you again, and congratulations on the work NJBPU is doing to protect Newark communities from extreme heat. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/README.md b/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d9c7f09 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 04: Los Angeles Cool Surfaces + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 04 | +| **Programme** | Cool-surface program (reflective road coatings + cool-roof requirements) targeting a numeric urban-rural temperature-reduction goal under the Sustainable City pLAn | +| **Contact org** | Climate Emergency Mobilization Office (City of Los Angeles) | +| **Contact person** | Marta Segura | +| **Contact role** | Chief Heat Officer & Director, Climate Emergency Mobilization | +| **Email** | CEMO-Office@lacity.org | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/in/martasegura/ | +| **Website** | https://www.climate4la.org | +| **Language** | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- `email-chain.md` — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- `linkedin.md` — LinkedIn connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/email-chain.md b/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5dd6303 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Email Chain — Los Angeles Cool Surfaces + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** CEMO-Office@lacity.org +**Subject:** Los Angeles cool-surface program documented on CommunityFix — your review invited + +--- + +Dear Ms. Segura, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to civic and environmental challenges so that other cities and communities can learn from and replicate them. + +I am writing to let you know that Los Angeles's cool-surface program — combining reflective road coatings with cool-roof requirements under the Sustainable City pLAn, with its numeric urban-rural temperature-reduction target — is now documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix. + +We believe the work your office has led under the Climate Emergency Mobilization Office is precisely the kind of implemented, evidence-based intervention that practitioners in other cities are looking for. Making it discoverable and replicable is the core purpose of the platform. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I would be very grateful if you (or a colleague from your office) could: + +1. **Review the case study for accuracy** — confirm that the programme description, scope, and current status reflect the facts as you know them. +2. **Enrich it with recent figures or lessons** — any updated metrics (e.g., lane-miles coated, temperature reductions measured, cost per square foot), recent lessons learned, or photos you are comfortable sharing publicly would make the record far more useful to replicators. + +The case study is openly accessible and editable through the platform. If it is easier, you are also welcome to reply to this email with any corrections or additions and I will update it on your behalf. + +Thank you for the climate leadership your office continues to demonstrate. I hope CommunityFix can help amplify its reach. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** CEMO-Office@lacity.org +**Subject:** Re: Los Angeles cool-surface program documented on CommunityFix — your review invited + +--- + +Dear Ms. Segura, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week regarding the CommunityFix case study documenting Los Angeles's cool-surface program. + +I appreciate how much is on the agenda for your office, so I will keep this brief: even a brief confirmation that the programme description is accurate, or a single updated figure — such as the current total of coated lane-miles or a recorded temperature differential — would meaningfully improve the case study for the practitioners around the world who consult it. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If there is a better contact within the Climate Emergency Mobilization Office for questions of this kind, I would be grateful for the introduction. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after Message 2) + +**To:** CEMO-Office@lacity.org +**Subject:** Re: Los Angeles cool-surface program documented on CommunityFix — your review invited + +--- + +Dear Ms. Segura, + +This will be my last note on this topic — I understand your office receives a great volume of correspondence. + +The case study for Los Angeles's cool-surface program will remain published on CommunityFix, and we will continue to point practitioners toward it as a reference. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Should you or a colleague ever wish to review, correct, or enrich the record at a more convenient time, the platform is open and the case study page will be waiting. + +Thank you for the work your office does, and for your time in reading these messages. + +With best wishes, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/linkedin.md b/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5802d00 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/04-los-angeles-cool-surfaces/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Marta Segura + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/martasegura/ + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Dear Ms. Segura, I'm the founder of CommunityFix, an open platform documenting real-world civic solutions. LA's cool-surface program is a reference case study on our platform — I'd love to invite you to review it. Thank you. + +*(Character count: ~246)* + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Dear Ms. Segura, + +Thank you for connecting. I wanted to share a bit more context for my request. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents real-world solutions to civic and environmental challenges — so that practitioners in other cities can find, understand, and replicate what has actually worked. + +Los Angeles's cool-surface program — reflective road coatings combined with cool-roof requirements, set against a numeric urban-rural temperature-reduction target under the Sustainable City pLAn — is documented on CommunityFix as a reference case study. The work your office has led through the Climate Emergency Mobilization Office is exactly the kind of implemented, evidence-based intervention other cities need to see. + +I am writing with two requests: + +1. **Accuracy review** — if you (or a colleague) have a few minutes to glance at the case study and flag anything that does not reflect current facts, I would be grateful. +2. **Enrichment** — any recent figures (lane-miles coated, measured temperature reductions, cost data) or lessons your team has drawn from the programme would make the case study significantly more valuable to replicators. + +By documenting what was actually tried — costs and pitfalls included — other cities can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. CommunityFix is a public good, and the case study will remain freely accessible regardless. + +If this is not the right channel for a request of this kind, I am happy to reach the appropriate colleague via CEMO-Office@lacity.org. + +Thank you again for your time and for the climate leadership your office continues to demonstrate. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/05-community-bluescapes-barnes/README.md b/outreach/05-community-bluescapes-barnes/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b2a404a --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/05-community-bluescapes-barnes/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 05: Community BlueScapes, Barnes + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 5 | +| Programme | Retrofittable rain garden on Barnes High Street via the Community BlueScapes council–NGO–resident partnership | +| Contact org | Community BlueScapes / London Borough of Richmond upon Thames | +| Contact person | (none) | +| Contact role | (none) | +| Email | communitybluescapes@richmond.gov.uk | +| LinkedIn | (none) | +| Website | https://communitybluescapes.commonplace.is/ | +| Language | English | +| Channels drafted | Email (3-message sequence) | diff --git a/outreach/05-community-bluescapes-barnes/email-chain.md b/outreach/05-community-bluescapes-barnes/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..638b985 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/05-community-bluescapes-barnes/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +# Email Chain — Community BlueScapes / London Borough of Richmond upon Thames + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** communitybluescapes@richmond.gov.uk +**Subject:** Your Barnes High Street rain garden is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and community challenges so others can replicate them. + +I wanted to let you know that the Community BlueScapes rain garden on Barnes High Street is now featured as a reference case study on the platform. The project stands out as a strong example of a council–NGO–resident partnership delivering retrofittable blue-green infrastructure on a busy high street — exactly the kind of practical, place-based approach that other communities are looking for. + +I have two small asks: + +1. **Accuracy check** — could you take a few minutes to read through the case study and flag anything that needs correcting? The link is: https://communityfix.org (case study #5 under the relevant solution node). +2. **Enrichment** — if you have updated figures (e.g. water volumes managed, resident engagement numbers), lessons learned, or photos you're happy to share under a Creative Commons licence, adding them would make the case study far more useful to practitioners trying to replicate the model. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There's no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a public resource and all content is freely accessible. + +Happy to jump on a quick call if that's easier, or answer any questions by email. + +Thank you for the work your partnership has done in Barnes. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** communitybluescapes@richmond.gov.uk +**Subject:** Re: Your Barnes High Street rain garden is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +Just a gentle nudge on my note from last week — I know inboxes get busy. + +The Barnes High Street rain garden case study is live on CommunityFix and is already being viewed by practitioners looking at retrofittable blue infrastructure in urban high streets. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Even a quick "looks accurate" or a single correction would be a great help. + +If it's easier, feel free to point me to whoever in your team handles the Community BlueScapes project — I'm happy to reach out to them directly. + +Thanks again, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after message 2, reply in same thread) + +**To:** communitybluescapes@richmond.gov.uk +**Subject:** Re: Your Barnes High Street rain garden is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +I'll leave this here so your inbox stays tidy — I know you're busy and this isn't urgent on your end. + +The Community BlueScapes case study will remain on CommunityFix as a reference for others working on similar retrofittable rain garden projects. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever want to review or enrich it — now or down the line — just reply to this email and I'll be happy to help. + +Wishing you the best with the project. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/README.md b/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..96713f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 06: Project Sponge / National Flood Forum (Slough) + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 06 | +| Programme | Project Sponge — community Flood Action Groups (Chalvey, HCB) restoring streams and rain gardens with sustained public engagement | +| Location | Slough, United Kingdom | +| Outcome | Ongoing | +| Contact org | National Flood Forum | +| Contact person | Ben Hennessy | +| Contact role | Media Contact | +| Email | info@floodforum.org.uk | +| LinkedIn | https://uk.linkedin.com/company/the-national-flood-forum | +| Website | https://nationalfloodforum.org.uk | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- **linkedin.md** — connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/email-chain.md b/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d829b1c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Email Chain — National Flood Forum (Project Sponge, Slough) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@floodforum.org.uk +**Subject:** Project Sponge featured on CommunityFix — would you review the case study? + +Dear Ben, + +I hope this finds you well. I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform where communities can discover, document, and replicate solutions to local challenges. + +We've published a case study on Project Sponge, covering the Flood Action Groups in Chalvey and HCB, Slough — the work your team has been doing to restore streams, install rain gardens, and sustain meaningful public engagement around flood resilience. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want to make sure the case study reflects the work correctly. If anything is imprecise or out of date, we'd be grateful for a correction. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're open to it, any recent figures, lessons learned, or photos you could share would make the case study significantly more useful for other communities looking to replicate similar flood action work. + +The goal is not publicity for its own sake, but to give practitioners in other flood-prone areas a solid, honest reference they can actually learn from. The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'd be happy to share the current draft with you if that would be helpful. + +With many thanks for the important work the National Flood Forum does, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** info@floodforum.org.uk +**Subject:** Re: Project Sponge featured on CommunityFix — would you review the case study? + +Dear Ben, + +I just wanted to follow up on my message from last week, in case it got buried. + +We're keen to make sure the Project Sponge case study — particularly the community-led stream restoration and rain garden work in Chalvey and HCB — is as accurate and useful as possible for other practitioners. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Even a brief note on whether the case study looks broadly correct, or a pointer to any published updates, would be enormously helpful. + +Of course, if now isn't a good time I completely understand — please do feel free to come back whenever it suits. + +With thanks again, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** info@floodforum.org.uk +**Subject:** Re: Project Sponge featured on CommunityFix — would you review the case study? + +Dear Ben, + +I won't keep pestering you — this will be my last nudge on this. + +The Project Sponge case study remains on CommunityFix as a reference for communities working on flood resilience. If at any point you or a colleague would like to review or enrich it, the door is always open — you're welcome to reach out via the platform or reply to this email. + +I have great respect for the National Flood Forum's work supporting communities like those in Chalvey and HCB, and I hope CommunityFix can play even a small part in helping that work spread further — so other communities can skip the same mistakes and adopt what works, a small step toward a better world. + +With warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/linkedin.md b/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d658ec4 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/06-national-flood-forum-slough/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — National Flood Forum + +**Profile:** https://uk.linkedin.com/company/the-national-flood-forum + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We've documented Project Sponge (Chalvey/HCB Flood Action Groups) as a case study on our platform. I'd love to connect and check it's accurate. Thank you for the Forum's work. + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Dear Ben, + +Thank you for connecting. + +As I mentioned, we've published a case study on Project Sponge on CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform helping communities discover and replicate solutions to local challenges. The case study covers the Flood Action Groups in Chalvey and HCB, Slough: the stream restoration, rain garden installations, and the sustained community engagement that underpins the whole effort. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — We want to be sure what we've published is correct. If anything doesn't reflect the work as it actually stands, we'd welcome a correction. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're willing to share recent figures, lessons learned, or photos, those additions would make the case study far more valuable to other communities facing similar flood challenges who are looking for a replicable model. + +There's no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is free and open. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other communities can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm happy to share the current draft directly, or point you to the live page, whichever is more convenient. + +Thank you again for the National Flood Forum's work — the community-led approach in Slough is exactly the kind of model others need to learn from. + +With kind regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/README.md b/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..afefe91 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 07: Cumberland River Compact + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 7 | +| Programme | Green-infrastructure flood mitigation (depaving, trees, rain gardens) since the 2010 flood, Nashville, Tennessee | +| Outcome | Partial | +| Contact org | Cumberland River Compact | +| Contact person | Mekayle Houghton | +| Role | Executive Director | +| Email | info@cumberlandrivercompact.org | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/cumberland-river-compact | +| Website | https://cumberlandrivercompact.org | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- **linkedin.md** — connection note (≤300 chars) + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/email-chain.md b/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..df4b64c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Email Chain — Cumberland River Compact + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@cumberlandrivercompact.org +**Subject:** Cumberland River Compact featured on CommunityFix — would love your review + +--- + +Dear Mekayle, + +I hope this finds you well. My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so that practitioners anywhere can replicate what works. + +We recently published a case study on the green-infrastructure flood mitigation work that Cumberland River Compact and Metro Nashville have carried out since the 2010 flood — covering the depaving initiatives, tree canopy expansion, and rain garden installations, as well as the candid acknowledgment that these measures have limits when faced with extreme cloudbursts. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want the record to reflect your work faithfully. If anything is imprecise or out of date, we'd be glad to correct it based on your input. +2. **Enrichment** — If you have recent figures (acres depaved, trees planted, rain gardens installed), lessons learned, or photos you're happy to share openly, adding them to the case study would make it far more useful for other cities trying to replicate Nashville's approach. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There's no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a public resource, and your contribution would be credited to the organization. + +Would you have 20–30 minutes for a brief call, or would you prefer to share feedback by email? I'm happy to work in whatever way is easiest for your team. + +Thank you for the work you do for the Cumberland watershed. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** info@cumberlandrivercompact.org +**Subject:** Re: Cumberland River Compact featured on CommunityFix — would love your review + +--- + +Dear Mekayle, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my note from last week. I understand schedules are full, so I'll keep this short. + +The case study on Nashville's post-2010 green-infrastructure program is already live and drawing interest from practitioners in other flood-prone cities — which is precisely why your perspective matters. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Even a quick note on what has worked best, or what you'd caution others about, would add real value. + +If it helps to see the page first, I'm happy to share a direct link. And if there's a better person on your team to connect with on this, please do point me their way. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after Message 2, reply in same thread) + +**To:** info@cumberlandrivercompact.org +**Subject:** Re: Cumberland River Compact featured on CommunityFix — would love your review + +--- + +Dear Mekayle, + +I'll close the loop here so I'm not cluttering your inbox. I completely understand that this kind of request doesn't always rise to the top of the list. + +The case study on Cumberland River Compact's flood-mitigation work will remain published as-is, and we'll keep an eye on your public reports to update it when new information becomes available. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you or a colleague ever want to review or enrich it at a later date, the door is always open — just reach out at this address. + +Thank you for the important work your organization does for Nashville's watersheds and communities. + +With warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/linkedin.md b/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..371b29e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/07-cumberland-river-compact/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Cumberland River Compact + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi Mekayle — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open platform documenting real-world urban solutions. We've published a case study on your post-2010 green-infrastructure work in Nashville and would love your review. Happy to share the link! + +*(Character count: ~249)* + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Dear Mekayle, + +Thank you for connecting — I'll get straight to the point. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents real-world responses to urban and environmental challenges so practitioners anywhere can learn from and replicate what works. We recently published a case study on the green-infrastructure flood-mitigation program that Cumberland River Compact and Metro Nashville have pursued since the 2010 flood — the depaving efforts, tree planting, rain gardens, and the honest framing around the limits of these measures during extreme cloudbursts. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want to represent your work correctly. If any detail is off, we'd welcome your corrections. +2. **Enrichment** — Recent figures (acreage, tree counts, number of rain gardens), lessons learned, or photos you're comfortable sharing openly would make the case study much more useful for other cities looking to follow Nashville's lead. + +There's no commercial agenda — the platform is a public resource and any contribution would be credited to Cumberland River Compact. The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +If this is something your team has bandwidth for — even a 20-minute call or a few notes by message — I'd be genuinely grateful. If there's a better colleague to connect with on this, I'm happy to be redirected. + +Thank you for everything your organization does for the Cumberland watershed. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/08-minneapolis-resilience-hubs/README.md b/outreach/08-minneapolis-resilience-hubs/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f3a603d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/08-minneapolis-resilience-hubs/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 08: Minneapolis Solar-Plus-Storage Resilience Hubs + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-------| +| Case study ID | 08 | +| Programme | Solar-plus-storage resilience hubs piloted in three disadvantaged communities to keep power, heating, and cooling available during outages | +| Implementer | City of Minneapolis | +| Location | Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA | +| Outcome | Ongoing | +| Contact org | City of Minneapolis – Sustainability Division | +| Contact person | (none on file) | +| Contact role | Sustainability Division | +| Email | sustainability@minneapolismn.gov | +| LinkedIn | (none on file) | +| Website | https://www.minneapolismn.gov | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach + two follow-ups) diff --git a/outreach/08-minneapolis-resilience-hubs/email-chain.md b/outreach/08-minneapolis-resilience-hubs/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e6fd752 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/08-minneapolis-resilience-hubs/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Email Chain — Minneapolis Solar-Plus-Storage Resilience Hubs + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** sustainability@minneapolismn.gov +**Subject:** Minneapolis resilience hubs featured on CommunityFix — can you help us keep it accurate? + +--- + +Hello, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open knowledge platform where communities around the world share proven solutions to local challenges — from energy resilience to climate adaptation. + +We've documented the City of Minneapolis's solar-plus-storage resilience hub programme — specifically the pilot installations in three disadvantaged communities designed to keep power, heating, and cooling available during outages — as a reference case study on our platform. It's a project we think many other cities will want to learn from and replicate. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want to make sure the information we've published reflects the programme as it actually stands. If anything is outdated or imprecise, we'd love to correct it. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're able to share updated figures (households served, outage hours covered, etc.), lessons learned, or photos from the installations, we can add them to the case study so other cities can learn from your experience as directly as possible. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There's no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a public resource, and all case studies are freely accessible. + +Would someone on your team have 15–20 minutes to take a look and point out anything that needs updating? + +Thank you for the work you're doing on energy equity in Minneapolis. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** sustainability@minneapolismn.gov +**Subject:** Re: Minneapolis resilience hubs featured on CommunityFix — can you help us keep it accurate? + +--- + +Hello, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week in case it got buried. + +We're particularly keen to make sure the pilot's scope — the three communities served and the intended resilience outcomes — is described correctly. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Even a brief note confirming the basics would be very helpful, and any updates you can share would make the case study much more useful for other cities looking to replicate this approach. + +If there's a better contact within the Sustainability Division for this kind of outreach, please do pass this along — I'm happy to connect with whoever is most appropriate. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after follow-up) + +**To:** sustainability@minneapolismn.gov +**Subject:** Re: Minneapolis resilience hubs featured on CommunityFix — can you help us keep it accurate? + +--- + +Hello, + +I'll keep this brief — I know inboxes get full. + +This will be my last note on this. The Minneapolis solar-plus-storage resilience hub case study will remain on CommunityFix as a resource for other cities. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point you'd like to review it for accuracy or add context, the door is always open — you can reach me at any time at arnaud@communityfix.org. + +Thank you for the important work your division does, and I hope the programme continues to expand. + +With appreciation, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/09-blueland/README.md b/outreach/09-blueland/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db5eb1c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/09-blueland/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 09: Blueland + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|----------------------------------------------------------| +| Case Study ID | 09 | +| Programme | Direct-to-consumer concentrate cleaning tablets + reusable "Forever Bottle" that removes water from shipping | +| Contact org | Blueland | +| Contact person | Sarah Paiji Yoo | +| Contact role | Co-Founder & CEO | +| Email | hello@blueland.com | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpaiji | +| Website | https://www.blueland.com | +| Location | New York, USA (DTC, nationwide) | +| Outcome | Success | +| Language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- `email-chain.md` — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- `linkedin.md` — connection note (≤300 chars) + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/09-blueland/email-chain.md b/outreach/09-blueland/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c42b032 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/09-blueland/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Email Chain — Blueland / Sarah Paiji Yoo + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** hello@blueland.com +**Subject:** Blueland featured on CommunityFix — would love your eyes on it + +--- + +Hi Sarah, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger — I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open knowledge platform where communities around the world document practical solutions to everyday problems so others can replicate them. + +We recently published a case study on Blueland's model: concentrate cleaning tablets paired with the reusable Forever Bottle, removing water from the supply chain entirely. We feature it as a reference implementation in our Sustainable Packaging & Waste Reduction solution tree — one of the clearest real-world examples of rethinking the product-to-consumer loop. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — You know your programme far better than any secondary source does. If anything in the case study is off, I'd love for you to flag it. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're open to it, adding a few recent figures (units sold, plastic eliminated, customer retention, or whatever you're comfortable sharing), a lesson or two from scaling DTC, or even a photo would make the case study far more useful for the next founder trying to replicate what you've built. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Everything on CommunityFix is open and attribution is always given. There's no paywall, no ad model — just a growing library of things that actually work. + +You can view the case study directly at communityfix.org. Happy to send a direct link if that's easier. + +Would you — or someone on your team — have 15 minutes to take a look? + +Thanks for the incredible work Blueland has done. The Forever Bottle is exactly the kind of concrete, replicable idea this platform exists to amplify. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** hello@blueland.com +**Subject:** Re: Blueland featured on CommunityFix — would love your eyes on it + +--- + +Hi Sarah, + +Just bumping this up in case it got buried — completely understand if things are hectic. + +To make it as easy as possible: even a one-line reply with "looks good" or a quick note on one metric you're proud of would be genuinely valuable. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. The concentrate tablet + Forever Bottle model is something a lot of emerging brands ask about, and a firsthand data point from Blueland carries real weight. + +No pressure at all — but if there's a better person on your team to connect with on this, feel free to forward it along. + +Thanks again, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** hello@blueland.com +**Subject:** Re: Blueland featured on CommunityFix — would love your eyes on it + +--- + +Hi Sarah, + +I'll keep this brief — I know inboxes get overwhelming. + +The Blueland case study will remain on CommunityFix as-is; I just wanted to give you a genuine opportunity to shape how it's presented before we close the loop. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever want to revisit it — add a detail, correct something, or share a photo — the door is always open. Just reply here or reach out at communityfix.org. + +Thanks for building something worth documenting. Wishing Blueland continued success. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/09-blueland/linkedin.md b/outreach/09-blueland/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..752696b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/09-blueland/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Sarah Paiji Yoo + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpaiji + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi Sarah — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open platform documenting replicable real-world solutions. We've featured Blueland's concentrate tablet + Forever Bottle model as a reference case study. Would love to connect and share it with you. + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Hi Sarah, + +Thanks for connecting! As mentioned, I run CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — a free, open knowledge base where communities document practical solutions so others around the world can replicate them. + +We've published a case study on Blueland's direct-to-consumer concentrate cleaning tablet model, specifically the insight of shipping the Forever Bottle without water and having customers simply add it at home. It sits in our Sustainable Packaging & Waste Reduction tree as one of the clearest examples of a replicable product-format innovation. + +I'm reaching out because I'd love two things from you, if you're open to it: + +1. **A quick accuracy check** — you're the primary source, and I'd rather have it right than fast. +2. **Any enrichment you're comfortable sharing** — recent numbers on plastic eliminated, a lesson from scaling DTC, or even a photo of the bottle in use. Even one concrete detail makes the case study far more useful for the next founder trying to replicate the model. + +Everything on CommunityFix is openly accessible, no paywall, and attribution is always given to the implementer. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other founders and brands can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one company's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Happy to send you a direct link to the case study so you can see exactly how it's presented. No obligation — but if Blueland's approach can help one more brand rethink their packaging, it feels worth the ask. + +Thanks again for building something genuinely replicable. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/README.md b/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dbf5884 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 10: Loop (TerraCycle) × Carrefour, France + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 10 | +| Programme | Loop reusable-packaging platform at commercial scale in France with Carrefour (370+ products, 345 stores) | +| Contact org | Loop (TerraCycle) | +| Contact person | *(none)* | +| Contact role | Press / Media Relations | +| Email | press@loopstore.com | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/chooseloop | +| Website | https://exploreloop.com | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- **linkedin.md** — connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/email-chain.md b/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1eb60c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +# Email Chain — Loop (TerraCycle) × Carrefour, France + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** press@loopstore.com +**Subject:** Loop × Carrefour case study on CommunityFix — review & enrich? + +Hi, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to systemic problems so communities everywhere can replicate what works. + +We recently published a case study on Loop's reusable-packaging programme in France — specifically the rollout with Carrefour covering 370+ products across 345 stores. It stands out as one of the clearest examples of a closed-loop reuse system reaching genuine commercial scale, and we want to make sure we represent it accurately. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out with two requests: + +1. **Accuracy check** — could someone on the team take a few minutes to review the case study and flag anything that needs correcting or updating? +2. **Enrichment** — if you have recent figures (volumes diverted, refill cycles, partner expansion), lessons learned, or photos you're happy to share under a Creative Commons licence, adding them would make the case study far more useful to municipalities, retailers, and entrepreneurs looking to replicate the model. + +The case study is publicly accessible at communityfix.org — happy to share the direct link on request. + +Thank you for the work Loop is doing. I hope this documentation helps the model spread further. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** press@loopstore.com +**Subject:** Re: Loop × Carrefour case study on CommunityFix — review & enrich? + +Hi, + +Just a quick follow-up on my note from last week. I understand your team is busy, so I'll keep this brief. + +We're particularly keen to ensure the Carrefour rollout figures (370+ products, 345 stores) are still current, and we'd love to add any more recent metrics or a brief lessons-learned note if you have one handy. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Even a short paragraph from the team would make a real difference for practitioners looking to replicate this model elsewhere. + +If there's a better person to direct this to, please do point me their way — I'm happy to adapt. + +Thanks again, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after message 2, reply in same thread) + +**To:** press@loopstore.com +**Subject:** Re: Loop × Carrefour case study on CommunityFix — review & enrich? + +Hi, + +I'll leave it here so as not to clutter your inbox. The Loop × Carrefour case study remains live on CommunityFix with the information we have, and we'll continue pointing practitioners to it as a leading example of reusable packaging at retail scale. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If you ever have updates, corrections, or materials to share — now or in the future — please don't hesitate to reach out at hello@communityfix.org. We'd be very glad to hear from you. + +Wishing the Loop team continued success. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/linkedin.md b/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c3a7cb0 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/10-loop-terracycle-france/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Loop (TerraCycle) × Carrefour, France + +**Profile / Page:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/chooseloop + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open platform documenting real-world solutions to systemic problems. We've published a case study on Loop's reusable-packaging rollout with Carrefour in France and would love your team's input. Would you be open to connecting? + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Hi, + +Thanks for connecting. I wanted to share a bit more context on why I reached out. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents proven, real-world solutions to systemic challenges — packaging waste, urban mobility, food systems, and more — so that municipalities, entrepreneurs, and communities elsewhere can replicate what works rather than starting from scratch. + +We've documented Loop's reusable-packaging programme in France, and in particular the commercial-scale rollout with Carrefour (370+ products, 345 stores) as a reference case study. It's one of the most concrete examples we have of a closed-loop reuse system moving beyond pilot phase into mainstream retail. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out with two requests: + +1. **Accuracy review** — could someone on the team take a few minutes to check the case study and flag anything that should be corrected or updated? +2. **Enrichment** — if you have recent figures, a short lessons-learned note, or photos you're happy to share under a Creative Commons licence, adding them would help practitioners around the world understand how to replicate the model. + +Happy to share the direct link to the case study. Even a brief reply pointing me to the right person would be a big help. + +Thank you for everything Loop is doing — I hope this documentation helps the model travel further. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/README.md b/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..41c8c72 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 11: Loop / TerraCycle Reusable-Packaging Pilots + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-------| +| Case study ID | 11 | +| Programme | Loop reusable-packaging pilots (US, UK, Canada, Japan) — pilots did not scale | +| Contact org | Loop / TerraCycle | +| Contact person | _(none)_ | +| Contact role | Press / Media Relations | +| Email | press@loopstore.com | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/chooseloop | +| Website | https://exploreloop.com | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- **linkedin.md** — connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/email-chain.md b/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bd0cb8 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Email Chain — Loop / TerraCycle (press@loopstore.com) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** press@loopstore.com +**Subject:** Loop's reusable-packaging pilots documented on CommunityFix — would love your review + +--- + +Hi, + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open knowledge base that documents real-world sustainability programmes so communities around the world can learn from what has been tried. + +We've added Loop's multi-country reusable-packaging pilots — spanning the US, UK, Canada, and Japan — as a reference case study on the platform. The record focuses on the structural challenges the programme encountered when moving beyond the pilot phase, and it's already being consulted by researchers, city planners, and NGOs exploring circular-packaging initiatives of their own. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want the record to reflect Loop's own account as faithfully as possible. If anything in the case study is incomplete or could be stated more precisely, we'd genuinely welcome your input. + +2. **Enrichment** — Honest documentation of what didn't scale — and *why* — is often the most useful content on CommunityFix. If your team is open to sharing updated figures, key lessons, or even a link to a post-mortem or press release, that context helps other implementers avoid the same pitfalls. + +You can view the case study directly at: https://communityfix.org + +There's no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a nonprofit knowledge commons. Participation is entirely voluntary. + +Would anyone on your team be the right person to loop in? Happy to share a direct link to the record or jump on a short call if that's easier. + +Thank you for the work Loop did in pioneering this model — the pilots generated important evidence regardless of outcome. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** press@loopstore.com +**Subject:** Re: Loop's reusable-packaging pilots documented on CommunityFix — would love your review + +--- + +Hi, + +Just following up on my note from last week in case it got buried. + +To recap briefly: CommunityFix has documented Loop's reusable-packaging pilots as a case study, and we'd welcome a quick review for accuracy — or any context your team is willing to share about the lessons from the multi-country rollout. + +We understand media inboxes are busy, and there's absolutely no obligation. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Even a short note pointing us toward an existing public resource (a report, a press statement, an interview) would be genuinely helpful. + +The offer stands — feel free to reach out whenever it suits. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after follow-up) + +**To:** press@loopstore.com +**Subject:** Re: Loop's reusable-packaging pilots documented on CommunityFix — would love your review + +--- + +Hi, + +This will be my last follow-up — I don't want to clutter your inbox. + +The case study for Loop's reusable-packaging pilots remains live on CommunityFix, and the door is always open if you'd like to review or add to it in the future. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. You can reach me any time at this address. + +Thank you for the genuine contribution Loop made to the circular-packaging conversation. Pilots that surface real-world constraints are invaluable to the field, and we hope the record does justice to that. + +Wishing you all the best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/linkedin.md b/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..16fa31d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/11-loop-terracycle-pilots/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Loop / TerraCycle +# Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/chooseloop + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open knowledge base for sustainability programmes. We've documented Loop's reusable-packaging pilots as a case study and would love your team's input on accuracy. Happy to share the link! + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Hi, + +Thanks for connecting — I appreciate it. + +As I mentioned in my note, I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), a nonprofit knowledge commons that documents real-world sustainability initiatives so communities and practitioners worldwide can learn from them. + +We've added Loop's reusable-packaging pilots — the multi-country programme across the US, UK, Canada, and Japan — as a reference case study on the platform. The record examines the structural barriers the programme encountered when trying to move beyond the pilot phase, and it's being consulted by people working on circular-packaging and waste-reduction initiatives globally. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — We want to represent the programme fairly and precisely. If there's anything in the case study that doesn't reflect Loop's own understanding, we'd very much welcome a correction or addition. + +2. **Lessons learned** — Honest, detailed accounts of why something didn't scale are among the most read and cited entries on CommunityFix. If your team has published any post-pilot analysis, press statements, or reflections that we could link to, that context is genuinely valuable to everyone trying to replicate or improve on what Loop attempted. + +There's no commercial interest involved — we're a knowledge commons. Participation is entirely voluntary, and even a pointer to an existing public resource would be helpful. + +Would you be the right person to connect with, or is there someone else at Loop / TerraCycle better placed to advise? + +Thank you for the groundbreaking work the Loop pilots represented — the evidence they produced matters, whatever the outcome. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/12-algramo/README.md b/outreach/12-algramo/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f15be02 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/12-algramo/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 12: Algramo + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 12 | +| **Programme** | RFID-tracked refill model in Santiago neighbourhood stores that lifted reuse rates from ~10% to 80%+ | +| **Contact org** | Algramo | +| **Contact person** | José Manuel Moller | +| **Contact role** | Founder & CEO | +| **Email** | hello@algramo.com | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/algramo | +| **Website** | https://algramo.com | +| **Location** | Santiago, Chile | +| **Outcome** | Success | +| **Draft language** | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- `email-chain.md` — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach, 7-day follow-up, 14-day close) +- `linkedin.md` — connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/12-algramo/email-chain.md b/outreach/12-algramo/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6e3a1b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/12-algramo/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +# Email Chain — Algramo / José Manuel Moller + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** hello@algramo.com +**Subject:** Your Algramo refill model is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Hi José Manuel, + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform where communities document replicable solutions to everyday problems. + +We've published a case study on Algramo's RFID-tracked refill model in Santiago's neighbourhood stores, highlighting how the programme moved reuse rates from around 10% to over 80%. It's one of the most compelling examples we have of technology making reuse genuinely convenient at the corner-store level, and we're already seeing other communities and researchers reference it. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check** — you and your team know the story better than anyone. If anything in the case study is imprecise or outdated, we'd love to correct it. +2. **Enrichment** — if you have recent figures, a lesson or two from scaling the model, or photos we could link to, adding them would help practitioners in other cities replicate what you've built. + +The case study is public and attribution goes to Algramo. There's no cost, no account required to view it. + +Would you (or someone on your team) have 20 minutes to take a look and send us any additions or corrections? + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**Subject:** Re: Your Algramo refill model is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Hi José Manuel, + +Just a gentle follow-up on my note from last week. + +The Algramo case study is one of the most-viewed entries in our packaging and refill section — the jump from 10% to 80%+ reuse is exactly the kind of concrete, measurable outcome that convinces other organisations it's worth trying. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. We'd really value your input to keep it accurate and as useful as possible. + +If now isn't a good time or you'd like to route this to a colleague, just let me know and I'll follow up with them directly. + +Thanks again for everything you've built with Algramo. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after message 2) + +**Subject:** Re: Your Algramo refill model is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Hi José Manuel, + +I'll keep this brief — I know inboxes get busy. + +I won't follow up again after this, but the offer stands: if you or anyone at Algramo ever wants to review, update, or enrich the case study, just reply here or reach out at communityfix.org. The door is always open. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Either way, thank you for building the Algramo model. It's a genuine reference point for people working on reuse infrastructure around the world. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/12-algramo/linkedin.md b/outreach/12-algramo/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..20dda38 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/12-algramo/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Algramo / José Manuel Moller + +**Profile / page:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/algramo + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi José Manuel — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We've published Algramo's RFID refill model as a reference case study and would love your input to keep it accurate. Happy to share the link! + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Hi José Manuel, + +Thanks for connecting! + +As I mentioned, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform where communities document replicable solutions to shared problems. We've written up Algramo's RFID-tracked refill programme in Santiago as one of our reference case studies — specifically the shift from roughly 10% to 80%+ reuse rates in neighbourhood stores. It's consistently one of the entries practitioners point to when making the case for tech-enabled reuse infrastructure. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two straightforward reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — if any details are off or outdated, we want to fix them. You know the programme far better than we do. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are more recent metrics, scaling lessons, or photos we could link to, they'd make the case study even more useful for teams in other cities trying to replicate what you've done. + +No cost, no strings. Attribution stays with Algramo, and the content is openly accessible to anyone. + +Would you or a colleague be open to a quick look? I can send the direct link whenever convenient. + +Thanks again — and genuinely, congratulations on what Algramo has achieved. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/README.md b/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..08f7d18 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 13: California AB 1162 + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 13 | +| **Programme** | California AB 1162 — ban on small single-use plastic toiletry bottles in hotels | +| **Contact org** | Office of Assemblymember Ash Kalra | +| **Contact person** | Ash Kalra | +| **Contact role** | Assemblymember, California 25th District | +| **Email** | assemblymember.kalra@assembly.ca.gov | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/in/ash-kalra-2b874b3 | +| **Website** | https://kalra.asmdc.org/ | +| **Language** | English | + +## Channels drafted + +- **email-chain.md** — 3-message email sequence (initial outreach + two follow-ups) +- **linkedin.md** — LinkedIn connection note + post-connection message diff --git a/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/email-chain.md b/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b9edbdb --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Email Chain — Ash Kalra / AB 1162 + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** assemblymember.kalra@assembly.ca.gov +**Subject:** AB 1162 documented on CommunityFix — invitation to review + +Dear Assemblymember Kalra, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that maps real-world solutions to shared civic and environmental problems so that policymakers, advocates, and communities anywhere can replicate what works. + +I am writing to let you know that California AB 1162 — which prohibits hotels from providing small single-use plastic toiletry bottles — is documented on CommunityFix as a reference case study. The legislation you authored stands out as a concrete, replicable model for reducing plastic waste at scale, and we believe many other jurisdictions would benefit from learning from California's approach. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I would like to invite you (or a member of your team) to: + +1. **Review the entry for accuracy** — confirm that the facts, timeline, and outcome we have recorded reflect the actual implementation. +2. **Enrich it with recent information** — any updated figures, implementation lessons, or resources you are comfortable sharing would make the case study far more useful to others seeking to replicate it. + +If it is easier to point me to a staff contact who handles policy documentation, I am happy to follow up with them directly. + +Thank you for your leadership on this issue. I hope CommunityFix can help AB 1162 inspire similar action beyond California. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, reply in same thread) + +**To:** assemblymember.kalra@assembly.ca.gov +**Subject:** Re: AB 1162 documented on CommunityFix — invitation to review + +Dear Assemblymember Kalra, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week regarding the AB 1162 case study on CommunityFix. + +I understand your office handles a high volume of correspondence, so I will be brief. The case study is already live and publicly visible; my ask is simply whether you or a staff member could spend a few minutes confirming the details are accurate — and optionally share any lessons learned or recent figures from the rollout that you would like the broader policy community to see. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +It would mean a great deal to have the implementers themselves verify the record. Please feel free to reply here or reach me at the contact details below. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final polite close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** assemblymember.kalra@assembly.ca.gov +**Subject:** Re: AB 1162 documented on CommunityFix — invitation to review + +Dear Assemblymember Kalra, + +I will leave this thread here so as not to take up more of your time. The AB 1162 case study remains on CommunityFix and continues to be a reference point for policymakers researching single-use plastic reduction. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Should your office ever wish to update the entry, add implementation resources, or discuss how CommunityFix might support future initiatives, the door is open — please do not hesitate to reach out. + +Thank you for everything your office has done on this issue. + +With respect, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/linkedin.md b/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4df6a09 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/13-california-ab1162-kalra/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Ash Kalra + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/ash-kalra-2b874b3 + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Dear Assemblymember Kalra — I run CommunityFix, a platform mapping replicable policy solutions. AB 1162 is documented as a reference case study. I'd love to invite you to review it. Arnaud Gissinger, Founder. + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Dear Assemblymember Kalra, + +Thank you for connecting. I wanted to share a bit more context on why I reached out. + +I founded CommunityFix (communityfix.org) to build an open, structured library of real-world policy and civic solutions — the kind of practical knowledge that rarely travels as far as it should. The idea is simple: when something genuinely works, document it well enough that another community or legislature can replicate it. + +California AB 1162, which you authored, is documented on CommunityFix as a case study on reducing single-use plastic waste through hotel amenity regulation. It is exactly the kind of clear, enacted, outcome-verified policy that our users — local officials, advocates, researchers — find most valuable. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I have two small asks: + +1. **Accuracy check** — if you or a member of your team could glance at the entry and flag anything that should be corrected, I would be grateful. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are implementation lessons, updated adoption figures, or any resources from the rollout that you are comfortable making public, adding them would significantly increase the case study's usefulness to others seeking to pass similar legislation. + +There is no commercial angle here; CommunityFix is a public-interest platform. I simply want the record to be as useful as possible to the next person trying to replicate what California did. + +Thank you again for your time and for the work your office has done on this issue. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/14-marriott/README.md b/outreach/14-marriott/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0b41e1e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/14-marriott/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 14: Marriott Mini-Bottle Elimination + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case Study ID | 14 | +| Programme | Marriott's global elimination of single-use mini toiletry bottles (~500 M bottles/yr eliminated) | +| Contact Org | Marriott International | +| Contact Person | Melissa Froehlich Flood | +| Contact Role | SVP Global Corporate Communications & Public Policy | +| Email | newsroom@marriott.com | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/marriott-international | +| Website | https://news.marriott.com | +| Language | English | +| Channels drafted | Email (3-message sequence), LinkedIn (connection note + follow-up message) | diff --git a/outreach/14-marriott/email-chain.md b/outreach/14-marriott/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d2c854 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/14-marriott/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 14: Marriott Mini-Bottle Elimination + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial Outreach + +**To:** newsroom@marriott.com +**Subject:** Marriott's mini-bottle phase-out is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Melissa, + +I'm writing to let you know that Marriott's global elimination of single-use mini toiletry bottles — a programme that removed roughly 500 million plastic bottles a year from hotel rooms worldwide — is now documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +CommunityFix is an open platform that maps real-world solutions to civic and sustainability challenges so that municipalities, businesses, and communities elsewhere can learn from and replicate what has already worked. Marriott's initiative stands out as one of the most concrete, scalable examples of hospitality-sector plastic reduction, and we want to make sure the record accurately reflects your team's work and results. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I would love to invite you — or whoever on your team is closest to this programme — to: + +1. **Review the case study for accuracy** — if any figures, dates, or framing need correcting, we will update them straight away. +2. **Enrich the record** — recent metrics, updated savings figures, lessons learned, or photos you are happy to share publicly would help others replicate this model. + +The case study is live and publicly visible. I'm happy to share the direct link, walk you through the platform, or simply receive any corrections by email. + +Thank you for the work Marriott has done on this — it genuinely gives other organisations a credible path to follow. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later, same thread) + +**To:** newsroom@marriott.com +**Subject:** Re: Marriott's mini-bottle phase-out is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Melissa, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week about the CommunityFix case study documenting Marriott's single-use mini-bottle phase-out. + +The programme — which your team scaled across thousands of properties and reportedly eliminated around 500 million bottles annually — is already being cited by visitors to the platform as a model worth studying. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. A brief confirmation that the key facts are correct, or a pointer to any published update on outcomes, would meaningfully strengthen the record for the organisations looking to replicate it. + +If there is a better person on your team to connect with on this, I'm very happy to be redirected. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final Polite Close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** newsroom@marriott.com +**Subject:** Re: Marriott's mini-bottle phase-out is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Melissa, + +This will be my last note on this topic — I don't want to crowd your inbox. + +The case study of Marriott's mini-bottle elimination programme will remain on CommunityFix as a public reference. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point you or your team would like to review it for accuracy, add recent figures, or contribute lessons learned, we would welcome that — simply reach out at hello@communityfix.org. + +Thank you for the work behind the programme itself. The hospitality sector has few examples as tangible as this one, and we hope it continues to inspire others. + +With appreciation, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/14-marriott/linkedin.md b/outreach/14-marriott/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aaf3e39 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/14-marriott/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Case Study 14: Marriott Mini-Bottle Elimination + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi Melissa — Marriott's mini-bottle phase-out (500 M bottles/yr) is a reference case study on CommunityFix. I'd love your eyes on it for accuracy and to see if there's anything recent worth adding. Happy to share the link! + +*(Character count: ~228)* + +--- + +## Post-Connection Message + +Hi Melissa, + +Thank you for connecting. + +As I mentioned in my note, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents real-world solutions to sustainability and civic challenges so that others can find and replicate them. Marriott's global elimination of single-use mini toiletry bottles is one of the clearest, most replicable examples we have of hospitality-sector plastic reduction, and we have documented it as a reference case study on the platform. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want to make sure the facts, figures, and framing reflect what your team actually did. If anything is off, we will correct it immediately. +2. **Enrichment** — If there are updated metrics, recent outcomes, lessons your team found valuable, or photos you are willing to share publicly, adding them would help the many organisations and municipalities that look to Marriott's example when making the case internally for similar programmes. + +There is no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a non-profit project, and the case study is free and openly accessible. + +If you or a colleague would like to take a look, I'm happy to send the direct link or set up a short call at your convenience. + +Thanks again, and congratulations on a programme that has had real impact. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/15-homefill/README.md b/outreach/15-homefill/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d8ead0 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/15-homefill/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 15: Homefill + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|--------------------------------------------| +| Case study ID | 15 | +| Programme | Refill shop diverting 9,500+ single-use bottles from landfill in 2024 via bring-your-own-container refills | +| Contact org | Homefill Co. | +| Contact person | Kim Whitehead | +| Contact role | Owner | +| Email | info@homefillco.com | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimwhitehead/ | +| Website | https://www.homefillco.com/ | +| Location | Arvada, Colorado, USA | +| Language | English | +| Channels drafted | Email (3-message sequence), LinkedIn (note + message) | diff --git a/outreach/15-homefill/email-chain.md b/outreach/15-homefill/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6b11584 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/15-homefill/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Email Chain — Homefill / Kim Whitehead + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@homefillco.com +**Subject:** Homefill is a reference case study on CommunityFix — a quick review request + +Hi Kim, + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps real-world solutions to community problems so others can replicate what works. + +We've documented Homefill as a reference case study: a refill shop in Arvada, Colorado that diverted more than 9,500 single-use bottles from landfill in 2024 through bring-your-own-container refills. That's the kind of concrete, measurable impact our community learns from most. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check** — Would you take a few minutes to read through the case study and flag anything that needs correcting? I want to make sure the numbers and framing reflect your experience faithfully. +2. **Enrichment invite** — If you're open to it, any recent figures, lessons learned, or photos you'd be willing to share would make the case study much more useful to shop owners and zero-waste advocates who want to follow your lead. + +The case study is public and free — no login required to read it. You're also welcome to link to it from your own channels if it's useful. + +Happy to answer any questions about CommunityFix or how the platform works. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** info@homefillco.com +**Subject:** Re: Homefill is a reference case study on CommunityFix — a quick review request + +Hi Kim, + +Just a gentle follow-up on my note from last week about the Homefill case study on CommunityFix. + +I know running a shop keeps you busy, so no pressure — even a one-line reply saying "looks good" would be hugely helpful, and would mean others can confidently use Homefill's 9,500-bottle milestone as a benchmark when they're making the case for a refill shop in their own community. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If you'd prefer a quick call instead of back-and-forth email, I'm happy to work around your schedule. + +Thanks for the work you're doing in Arvada — it genuinely matters. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 1) + +**To:** info@homefillco.com +**Subject:** Re: Homefill case study — closing the loop + +Hi Kim, + +I'll keep this short — I don't want to clutter your inbox. + +I'm closing out my outreach on the Homefill case study. It will stay published on CommunityFix as-is, crediting the programme's 9,500+ bottles diverted in 2024. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you'd ever like to review or enrich it down the road, you're always welcome to reach out at this address. + +Thanks for pioneering the refill model in Arvada — the case study is already drawing interest from others exploring similar shops. + +Wishing you and Homefill all the best. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/15-homefill/linkedin.md b/outreach/15-homefill/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d35d2f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/15-homefill/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +# LinkedIn — Homefill / Kim Whitehead + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimwhitehead/ + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi Kim — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We've featured Homefill as a reference case study (9,500+ bottles diverted in 2024!) and I'd love a moment of your time to make sure it's accurate. Happy to share the link. + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Hi Kim, + +Thanks for connecting! As mentioned, I run CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps real-world community solutions so others can replicate them. + +We've documented Homefill as a reference case study: a refill shop in Arvada, Colorado that diverted more than 9,500 single-use bottles from landfill in 2024 through bring-your-own-container refills. It's one of the clearest examples of the model working at a tangible scale. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Two things I'd appreciate: + +1. **A quick accuracy check** — If you have five minutes to skim the case study and flag anything that's off, I'd be grateful. Getting the details right matters, especially when shop owners in other cities use it as a reference point. +2. **Optional enrichment** — If you're open to sharing any updated figures, hard-won lessons, or photos, it would make the case study significantly more useful to the zero-waste and circular-economy community. + +No obligation on either front — just wanted you to know the work is documented and being seen. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/README.md b/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c49b225 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +# Case study 16 — Colmar Agglomération + +- **Programme:** « Des poules pour réduire les déchets » (depuis 2015, 12 éditions, 6 066+ poules) +- **Contact org:** Colmar Agglomération +- **Named person:** Guy Waehren (VP, gestion des déchets) — no personal email public +- **Email:** contact.dechet@agglo-colmar.fr +- **LinkedIn:** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/colmar-ville-et-agglomeration +- **Website:** https://www.agglo-colmar.fr +- **Language:** French · **Confidence:** high · **Outcome:** ongoing +- **Channels drafted:** email-chain.md, linkedin.md diff --git a/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/email-chain.md b/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..de81df4 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +# Email chain — Colmar Agglomération (French) + +## Email 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** Votre opération « Des poules pour réduire les déchets » sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je m'appelle Arnaud Gissinger et je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme ouverte qui documente des problèmes locaux et les solutions réellement mises en œuvre, avec leurs résultats concrets : coûts, échelle, ce qui a fonctionné et ce qui a moins bien marché. + +L'opération de distribution de poules menée par Colmar Agglomération depuis 2015 — douze éditions et plus de 6 000 poules distribuées — y figure comme **étude de cas de référence**, notamment parce que c'est l'un des rares programmes à s'appuyer sur un tonnage de déchets détournés réellement mesuré. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. Votre retour d'expérience alimente directement cette mémoire collective. + +Je me permets de vous écrire pour deux raisons : +1. Vous informer que votre programme est mis en avant, et vous inviter à **en relire la fiche** pour en vérifier l'exactitude ; +2. Vous proposer de **l'enrichir** (chiffres récents, enseignements, photos), afin que d'autres collectivités puissent s'en inspirer. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un court échange, ou préférez-vous que je vous transmette directement le lien de relecture ? + +Avec mes remerciements pour le travail accompli, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Email 2 — Relance (~7 jours plus tard, même fil) + +**Objet :** Re: Votre opération « Des poules pour réduire les déchets » sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous au cas où mon précédent message vous aurait échappé. Je serais ravi de vous transmettre le lien de relecture de la fiche consacrée à votre opération « poules anti-déchets » — quelques minutes suffisent pour la vérifier ou la compléter. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à éviter les mêmes erreurs et à apprendre de votre expérience — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Faut-il que je l'adresse à une autre personne de votre service ? + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger — CommunityFix + +--- + +## Email 3 — Dernière relance / clôture (~14 jours plus tard, même fil) + +**Objet :** Re: Votre opération « Des poules pour réduire les déchets » sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je ne souhaite pas vous importuner davantage, c'est donc mon dernier message à ce sujet. La fiche reste consultable et ouverte à vos corrections quand vous le souhaitez : communityfix.org. + +Encore bravo pour ce programme, qui inspire déjà d'autres territoires — et qui, une fois documenté, aide à sa mesure à bâtir un monde meilleur. + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger — CommunityFix diff --git a/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/linkedin.md b/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b2fe84b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/16-colmar-agglomeration/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +# LinkedIn — Colmar Agglomération (French) + +## Note de mise en relation (≤300 caractères) + +Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix. Votre opération « poules pour réduire les déchets » est documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur notre plateforme. J'aimerais vous proposer de la relire et de l'enrichir — au plaisir d'échanger ! + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, et merci pour la mise en relation. Comme évoqué, l'opération poules de Colmar Agglomération figure parmi nos études de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), car elle s'appuie sur un tonnage réellement mesuré. En documentant ces retours d'expérience, l'objectif est d'aider d'autres collectivités à éviter les mêmes erreurs et à adopter plus vite ce qui marche — une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur. Seriez-vous ouvert à en relire la fiche, voire à la compléter avec vos chiffres récents ? Je peux vous transmettre le lien directement. Bonne journée ! diff --git a/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/README.md b/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fb06a16 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas #17 : TCO La Réunion + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 17 | +| **Programme** | Pilote « foyers témoins » — suivi TCO mesurant la réduction de biodéchets (562 kg sur ~20 foyers) | +| **Organisation** | Territoire de la Côte Ouest (TCO) | +| **Personne contact** | — | +| **Rôle** | — | +| **Email** | communication@tco.re | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/tco-agglo | +| **Site web** | https://www.tco.re | +| **Localisation** | La Réunion, France | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Langue** | Français | +| **Canaux rédigés** | email-chain.md · linkedin.md | diff --git a/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/email-chain.md b/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..517c31c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Séquence email — TCO La Réunion + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** communication@tco.re +**Objet :** Votre pilote « foyers témoins » référencé sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet du pilote « foyers témoins » mené par le Territoire de la Côte Ouest. + +Ce programme est documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux collectifs afin d'aider d'autres territoires à s'en inspirer. Votre démarche — 562 kg de biodéchets détournés sur une vingtaine de foyers suivis — illustre précisément le type de résultats mesurables que nous souhaitons mettre en avant. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérification** — relire la fiche et confirmer que les informations sont exactes. +2. **Enrichissement** — partager, si vous le souhaitez, des chiffres plus récents, des enseignements tirés, ou des photos, afin que d'autres collectivités puissent s'appuyer sur votre expérience. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Vous pouvez consulter la fiche ici : https://communityfix.org + +Si vous êtes la bonne personne pour ce sujet, ou si vous pouvez m'orienter vers votre collègue en charge, je suis bien entendu disponible pour en discuter. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours après) + +**À :** communication@tco.re +**Objet :** Re : Votre pilote « foyers témoins » référencé sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière. + +Le pilote « foyers témoins » du TCO est bien référencé sur CommunityFix. Si vous avez quelques minutes pour vérifier la fiche ou partager des éléments complémentaires — chiffres actualisés, retours des foyers participants, photos — ce serait une vraie valeur ajoutée pour les collectivités qui cherchent à reproduire cette démarche. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement, ou à m'indiquer vers qui me tourner en interne. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Relance finale / clôture (~14 jours après) + +**À :** communication@tco.re +**Objet :** Re : Votre pilote « foyers témoins » référencé sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je vous adresse un dernier message au sujet de l'étude de cas TCO sur CommunityFix. + +La fiche restera publiée et accessible à tous. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la relire, la corriger ou l'enrichir, mon adresse reste disponible et il vous suffira de me contacter. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour l'action menée par le TCO — ce type d'initiative mérite d'être connu. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/linkedin.md b/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6a0199c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/17-tco-la-reunion/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +# LinkedIn — TCO La Réunion + +**Page :** https://www.linkedin.com/company/tco-agglo + +--- + +## Note de mise en relation (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, une plateforme de partage de solutions concrètes. Votre pilote « foyers témoins » y est référencé comme étude de cas. J'aimerais échanger pour en vérifier l'exactitude. Merci ! + +*(227 caractères)* + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté cette mise en relation. + +Je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme qui documente des solutions concrètes à des enjeux collectifs pour aider d'autres territoires à s'en inspirer. + +Le pilote « foyers témoins » mené par le Territoire de la Côte Ouest y est référencé comme étude de cas de référence : 562 kg de biodéchets détournés sur une vingtaine de foyers suivis, un résultat concret et reproductible. + +Je prends contact pour deux raisons simples : + +1. **Vérifier** que la fiche reflète fidèlement votre programme. +2. **Enrichir** la documentation si vous disposez de chiffres plus récents, de retours terrain ou de photos — pour que d'autres collectivités puissent vraiment s'appuyer sur votre expérience. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un bref échange, ou pouvez-vous m'orienter vers la personne en charge de ce programme ? + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/18-simer-vienne/README.md b/outreach/18-simer-vienne/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..96a3ad3 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/18-simer-vienne/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas #18 : SIMER / R'œuf'cyclage (Vienne) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 18 | +| Programme | R'œuf'cyclage — suivi et distribution de ~800 poules pondeuses (plan ADEME) | +| Organisation | SIMER (Syndicat Interdépartemental Mixte pour l'Équipement Rural) | +| Contact personne | — | +| Rôle | — | +| Email | ecopole@simer86.fr | +| LinkedIn | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/simer86 | +| Site web | https://www.simer86.fr/ | +| Localisation | Vienne, France | +| Résultat | Succès | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux rédigés + +- `email-chain.md` — 3 messages email (prise de contact, relance J+7, clôture J+14) +- `linkedin.md` — note de mise en relation + message post-connexion diff --git a/outreach/18-simer-vienne/email-chain.md b/outreach/18-simer-vienne/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bd5a0b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/18-simer-vienne/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Fil email — SIMER / R'œuf'cyclage + +Destinataire : ecopole@simer86.fr + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** Votre programme R'œuf'cyclage documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet du programme R'œuf'cyclage porté par le SIMER dans le département de la Vienne. + +Dans le cadre de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des initiatives concrètes face aux enjeux environnementaux et sociaux, votre démarche — le suivi et la distribution d'environ 800 poules pondeuses dans le cadre d'un plan ADEME — a été documentée comme étude de cas de référence. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées, afin qu'elles reflètent fidèlement votre travail. +2. **Vous inviter à enrichir la fiche** si vous le souhaitez : chiffres récents, retours d'expérience, photos ou enseignements tirés du pilote. + +Votre retour serait précieux pour les porteurs de projets similaires qui s'appuient sur CommunityFix pour s'inspirer et reproduire ce type d'initiative. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement ou à consulter la fiche en ligne. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~J+7) + +**Objet :** RE : Votre programme R'œuf'cyclage documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière concernant la documentation du programme R'œuf'cyclage sur CommunityFix. + +Si vous n'avez pas eu le temps d'y donner suite, pas d'inquiétude — une réponse en quelques lignes suffit. Même un simple retour pour confirmer que les informations publiées sont exactes nous serait déjà très utile. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Si vous avez des questions sur la plateforme ou souhaitez un échange rapide, je suis disponible. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture polie (~J+14) + +**Objet :** RE : Votre programme R'œuf'cyclage documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Pour ne pas encombrer votre boîte mail, je vous envoie ce dernier message concernant l'étude de cas R'œuf'cyclage sur CommunityFix. + +La fiche reste en ligne telle quelle. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la vérifier, la compléter ou simplement échanger, la porte est ouverte — n'hésitez pas à me contacter. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour le travail concret que le SIMER mène sur ces sujets. Ce sont précisément ce type d'initiatives que CommunityFix cherche à valoriser. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/18-simer-vienne/linkedin.md b/outreach/18-simer-vienne/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e57adcd --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/18-simer-vienne/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +# LinkedIn — SIMER + +Profil : https://fr.linkedin.com/company/simer86 + +--- + +## Note de mise en relation (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, une plateforme qui documente des initiatives environnementales concrètes. Votre programme R'œuf'cyclage y figure comme étude de cas. J'aimerais vous en informer et échanger si vous le souhaitez. + +*(253 caractères)* + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté la connexion. + +Je voulais vous informer que le programme R'œuf'cyclage du SIMER — le suivi et la distribution d'environ 800 poules pondeuses dans le cadre d'un plan ADEME — est documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +L'objectif de la plateforme est de permettre à d'autres territoires et organisations de s'inspirer d'initiatives qui ont fait leurs preuves. Votre démarche en fait clairement partie. + +En documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres collectivités peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Si vous souhaitez vérifier l'exactitude de la fiche ou l'enrichir (chiffres récents, retours d'expérience, photos), je suis à votre disposition. + +Bien cordialement, +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/README.md b/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2ba5bc2 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 19 : SICTOM Nord Allier + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 19 | +| Programme | Opération POUL'BELLE — pesée avant/après du bac résiduel (1,83 t détournée sur 20 foyers) | +| Organisation | SICTOM Nord Allier | +| Contact personne | — | +| Rôle | — | +| Email | sictomnordallier@sictomnordallier.fr | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/sictom-nord-allier/ | +| Site web | https://www.sictomnordallier.fr | +| Localisation | Moulins area, Allier, France | +| Résultat | Succès | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux disponibles + +- **Email** → `email-chain.md` +- **LinkedIn** → `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/email-chain.md b/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec7ed4a --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +# Chaîne email — SICTOM Nord Allier + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** Votre opération POUL'BELLE documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification souhaitée + +**Corps :** + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de l'opération POUL'BELLE conduite par le SICTOM Nord Allier. + +Nous avons documenté cette initiative comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux collectifs. Votre démarche de pesée avant/après du bac résiduel — avec 1,83 tonne détournée sur seulement 20 foyers participants — illustre parfaitement l'impact mesurable que peut avoir un accompagnement ciblé des habitants. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées, afin que le dossier reflète fidèlement votre programme. +2. **Vous inviter à l'enrichir** si vous souhaitez ajouter des précisions, des métriques complémentaires ou des enseignements tirés de l'expérience. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Vous pouvez consulter l'étude de cas directement sur le site. Je reste disponible pour tout échange ou correction. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**Objet :** Re : Votre opération POUL'BELLE documentée sur CommunityFix — relance + +**Corps :** + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon précédent message du [date]. + +Je souhaitais m'assurer que vous aviez bien reçu ma prise de contact concernant l'étude de cas POUL'BELLE publiée sur CommunityFix. Le résultat de 1,83 tonne de déchets détournée grâce à la pesée embarquée sur 20 foyers est un chiffre parlant que nous aimerions présenter avec la plus grande fidélité. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre si vous avez des questions ou des corrections à apporter. Une simple confirmation que les informations sont exactes nous serait également très utile. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**Objet :** Clôture — étude de cas POUL'BELLE sur CommunityFix + +**Corps :** + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous adresser un dernier message au sujet de l'étude de cas POUL'BELLE publiée sur CommunityFix. + +Sans nouvelle de votre part, nous maintenons le dossier en l'état sur la plateforme. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment vérifier, corriger ou enrichir les informations, vous pouvez nous écrire à cette adresse — nous serons heureux de faire les ajustements nécessaires. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour le travail accompli sur le terrain avec l'opération POUL'BELLE ; ce type d'expérimentation mesurée est précieux pour l'ensemble des collectivités qui cherchent à réduire leurs déchets résiduels. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/linkedin.md b/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f1f81a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/19-sictom-nord-allier/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn — SICTOM Nord Allier + +**Profil :** https://www.linkedin.com/company/sictom-nord-allier/ + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, votre opération POUL'BELLE (1,83 t détournées sur 20 foyers) est documentée comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix. J'aimerais vous en informer et vérifier les informations publiées. — Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté la connexion. + +Je souhaitais vous informer que l'opération POUL'BELLE conduite par le SICTOM Nord Allier est documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux collectifs. + +Le résultat de 1,83 tonne de déchets détournée sur 20 foyers grâce à la pesée avant/après du bac résiduel est un exemple concret et chiffré que nous souhaitons présenter avec la plus grande exactitude. + +Je vous invite à : +- **vérifier les informations** publiées dans le dossier, +- **enrichir l'étude de cas** si vous souhaitez ajouter des précisions ou des enseignements. + +En documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres collectivités peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'un territoire en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre ici ou par email (communityfix.org → contact) pour tout retour. + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/20-limburg-net/README.md b/outreach/20-limburg-net/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bbff6b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/20-limburg-net/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 20: Limburg.net Kippenactie + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-------| +| Case study ID | 20 | +| Programme | Province-scale "Kippenactie" hen campaign distributed via voucher/loyalty-points retail model | +| Organisation | Limburg.net (inter-municipal waste authority, Province of Limburg + Diest) | +| Contact person | — | +| Contact role | — | +| Email | info@limburg.net | +| LinkedIn | https://be.linkedin.com/company/limburg-net | +| Website | https://limburg.net | +| Language | English | +| Outcome | Ongoing | + +## Channels to use + +1. **Email** — `info@limburg.net` (primary; 3-message sequence in `email-chain.md`) +2. **LinkedIn** — company page message / connection note (`linkedin.md`) diff --git a/outreach/20-limburg-net/email-chain.md b/outreach/20-limburg-net/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cc5e1b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/20-limburg-net/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +# Email sequence — Limburg.net / Kippenactie + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@limburg.net +**Subject:** Limburg.net's Kippenactie documented on CommunityFix — happy to get your input + +--- + +Dear Limburg.net team, + +I'm writing to let you know that your Kippenactie programme — the province-scale backyard-hen campaign distributed through a voucher and loyalty-points retail model — is now documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +CommunityFix is an open platform that maps real-world solutions to environmental and community challenges so that other municipalities, waste authorities, and citizens worldwide can learn from them and replicate what works. Your programme is one of the most concrete examples we have found of a retail-partnered approach to reducing food waste at the household level. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'd like to ask two things: + +1. **Accuracy check** — could someone on your team take a quick look at the case study and flag anything that needs correcting? +2. **Enrichment** — if you have recent participation figures, updated outcome data, lessons learned, or photos you are happy to share publicly, we would love to add them. + +The case study is live at: https://communityfix.org + +Please feel free to reply to this email with any feedback, or just point me to the right person and I'll follow up with them directly. + +Thank you for the work you do — programmes like Kippenactie are exactly the kind of practical, scalable approach that other regions need to discover. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** info@limburg.net +**Subject:** Re: Limburg.net's Kippenactie documented on CommunityFix — happy to get your input + +--- + +Dear Limburg.net team, + +I wanted to follow up on my message from last week. I appreciate you are busy, so I'll keep this brief. + +We documented your Kippenactie campaign — the voucher-based backyard-hen distribution scheme — on CommunityFix as a reference case study for other regions exploring household composting and food-waste reduction. We would simply like to make sure the information is accurate and up to date. + +If you have five minutes, a quick reply confirming the details (or pointing out anything that needs adjusting) would be very helpful. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If there is a better person to contact at Limburg.net, I'm happy to reach out directly. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** info@limburg.net +**Subject:** Re: Limburg.net's Kippenactie — last note from CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Limburg.net team, + +This will be my last follow-up — I don't want to clutter your inbox. + +The case study for your Kippenactie programme remains published on CommunityFix based on publicly available information. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. The invitation to review it for accuracy or add richer data stays open; if you'd like to engage at any point in the future, please reach out at arnaud@communityfix.org. + +I hope the documentation proves useful to other organisations who come across it and are inspired to try something similar in their region. + +Thank you for the important work Limburg.net does. + +With kind regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/20-limburg-net/linkedin.md b/outreach/20-limburg-net/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..084384a --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/20-limburg-net/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn outreach — Limburg.net + +**Profile / page:** https://be.linkedin.com/company/limburg-net + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org). We've documented Limburg.net's Kippenactie as a reference case study. I'd love to connect and check whether the details are accurate. Thanks! + +*(character count: ~198)* + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Hi, + +Thank you for connecting. I'm reaching out because CommunityFix has documented Limburg.net's Kippenactie programme — the province-scale backyard-hen campaign run through a voucher and loyalty-points retail model — as a reference case study on our platform. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open resource that maps proven environmental and community solutions so other municipalities and waste authorities around the world can discover and replicate them. Your programme is one of the clearest examples we have of a retail-partnered approach to household food-waste reduction, and we wanted to make sure the information we published is accurate. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Two quick asks: + +1. Would someone at Limburg.net be willing to review the case study for factual accuracy? +2. If you have recent participation numbers, updated outcomes, or photos you're happy to share publicly, we'd be glad to include them. + +No pressure at all — even a short reply pointing us to the right contact would be a great help. + +Thanks again, and congratulations on keeping the Kippenactie running at scale. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/21-opwijk/README.md b/outreach/21-opwijk/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..385bc3d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/21-opwijk/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 21: Opwijk / INZET Free Hen Distribution + +| Field | Value | +|---------------|-------| +| **ID** | 21 | +| **Programme** | Small free-hen distribution (30 households, 60 hens) piggybacked on the annual garden market — Opwijk/INZET | +| **Org** | Gemeente Opwijk – Milieudienst | +| **Person** | (none identified) | +| **Role** | Environment Department | +| **Email** | milieudienst@opwijk.be | +| **LinkedIn** | https://be.linkedin.com/company/gemeentehuis-opwijk | +| **Website** | https://www.opwijk.be/ | +| **Language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | + +## Notes + +- No named contact person; address the Environment Department generically. +- Municipality is Dutch-speaking; outreach is in English as instructed. +- Outcome recorded as **success**. diff --git a/outreach/21-opwijk/email-chain.md b/outreach/21-opwijk/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9fb0780 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/21-opwijk/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +# Email Chain — Gemeente Opwijk Milieudienst + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** milieudienst@opwijk.be +**Subject:** Your free-hen programme is featured on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Opwijk Environment Department, + +I hope this message finds you well. + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that documents real-world solutions to community and environmental challenges so others can learn from them and replicate what works. + +We recently added a case study describing Opwijk and INZET's initiative to distribute free laying hens to 30 households — 60 hens in total — through the municipality's annual garden market. It's a beautifully simple programme: low overhead, direct environmental benefit (food-waste reduction through home composting), and a natural fit alongside an event the community already attends. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check** — We want the record to reflect the programme as you know it. If any detail is off, we'd be glad to correct it. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're open to sharing a bit more — metrics (waste diverted, household feedback, repeat editions), lessons learned, or photos — that context makes the case study much more useful to other municipalities considering a similar scheme. + +You can view the case study at: https://communityfix.org + +There's no obligation at all. Even a quick "looks right to us" would be helpful. + +Thank you for the work you're doing, and for taking a moment to read this. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** milieudienst@opwijk.be +**Subject:** Re: Your free-hen programme is featured on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Opwijk Environment Department, + +I wanted to follow up on my email from last week about the case study we published on the free-hen distribution programme organised with INZET. + +I understand you're busy, so I'll keep this brief: we'd love either a quick confirmation that the details are accurate, or any corrections or additions you'd like us to make. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. The 30-household pilot piggybacked on the garden market is exactly the kind of low-barrier, replicable model other local governments are looking for — your experience could genuinely help them. + +If this isn't the right contact for this kind of request, I'd be grateful for a pointer to the right person. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** milieudienst@opwijk.be +**Subject:** Re: Your free-hen programme is featured on CommunityFix — last note + +--- + +Dear Opwijk Environment Department, + +This will be my last follow-up — I don't want to clutter your inbox. + +The case study on Opwijk and INZET's free-hen distribution remains published on CommunityFix. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point you'd like to review or enrich it, please feel free to reach out at arnaud@communityfix.org — we're always happy to hear from the people who actually ran the programme. + +Thank you for the initiative, and best of luck with future editions. + +With kind regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/21-opwijk/linkedin.md b/outreach/21-opwijk/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..752a07a --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/21-opwijk/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Gemeente Opwijk + +**Profile:** https://be.linkedin.com/company/gemeentehuis-opwijk + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We documented Opwijk's free-hen distribution programme as a reference case study. I'd love to connect to confirm accuracy and share any feedback we've received. + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection accepted) + +Dear Gemeente Opwijk team, + +Thank you for connecting. + +As I mentioned, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform documenting real-world solutions to community and environmental challenges. We recently published a case study on the free-hen distribution initiative run together with INZET — the pilot that placed 60 hens with 30 households through your annual garden market. + +It's a strong example of municipal circular-economy action that's genuinely easy for others to replicate, and we want the record to do it justice. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +If someone on your team has a few minutes, we'd welcome: + +- A quick read-through to confirm the details are accurate +- Any additional context — metrics, lessons learned, whether you've run further editions — that would make the case study more useful to other municipalities + +There's no obligation and no cost involved. We're simply trying to make good practice visible. + +Feel free to reply here or reach me at arnaud@communityfix.org. + +Thank you for the great work in Opwijk. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/22-antwerp/README.md b/outreach/22-antwerp/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2edef56 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/22-antwerp/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 22: City of Antwerp Free-Hen Programme + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|--------------------------------------------------------------| +| Case study ID | 22 | +| Programme | City of Antwerp free-hen food-waste programme (1,000+ households, ~50 kg/household/yr measured) | +| Organisation | Stad Antwerpen (City of Antwerp environmental department) | +| Contact person | — | +| Contact role | — | +| Email | info@antwerpen.be | +| LinkedIn | https://be.linkedin.com/company/stad-antwerpen | +| Website | https://www.antwerpen.be | +| Draft language | English | +| Location | Antwerp, Belgium (Dutch-speaking) | +| Outcome | Ongoing | + +## Channels + +1. **Email** — `info@antwerpen.be` — 3-message sequence in `email-chain.md` +2. **LinkedIn** — company page — connection note + message in `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/22-antwerp/email-chain.md b/outreach/22-antwerp/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..71d79d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/22-antwerp/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 22: City of Antwerp Free-Hen Programme + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@antwerpen.be +**Subject:** Your free-hen programme is featured on CommunityFix — can you check the details? + +Dear Stad Antwerpen team, + +I hope this note finds you well. My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open knowledge platform that documents proven solutions to community challenges. + +We have published a case study about Antwerp's free-hen food-waste programme — the initiative that distributed backyard hens to more than 1,000 households and measured a reduction of roughly 50 kg of organic waste per household per year. It is a concrete, well-evidenced example of how a city can turn a familiar animal into an effective waste-reduction tool, and we wanted to make sure it is represented accurately. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We would love to ask you two things: + +1. **Review the case study for accuracy** — if any details are off or have been updated, we are happy to correct them. +2. **Enrich it** — if there are newer figures, lessons learned, or materials you would like to add, we can incorporate them so other cities considering a similar programme have the best possible reference. + +The case study is publicly accessible and free to use. We are simply trying to ensure the record is right and as useful as possible for practitioners elsewhere. + +Would someone on the environmental team be the right person to look this over? I am happy to send a direct link and answer any questions. + +Thank you for the work you do — this programme is a genuine model worth sharing. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** info@antwerpen.be +**Subject:** Re: Your free-hen programme is featured on CommunityFix — can you check the details? + +Dear Stad Antwerpen team, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my message from last week. I understand your inbox is busy, so I will keep this short. + +We have documented Antwerp's free-hen household programme on CommunityFix, including the measured ~50 kg/household/yr food-waste reduction across 1,000+ participating households. It is one of the clearest examples of this type of initiative in our database, and other cities are looking at it as a reference. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If there is someone in the environmental department who could spare 10 minutes to confirm the details are correct — or point me to the right contact — I would be very grateful. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best wishes, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** info@antwerpen.be +**Subject:** Last note — Antwerp free-hen case study on CommunityFix + +Dear Stad Antwerpen team, + +This will be my last message on this topic. I know communications to general inboxes do not always reach the right person, so no worries at all if this one has slipped through. + +Antwerp's free-hen programme remains one of the best-documented examples of organic waste reduction through community animal-keeping in our knowledge base. The case study is live on CommunityFix and continues to serve practitioners around the world. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever wish to review or add to it, the door is always open — just reach out at any time. + +Thank you for the programme and for your time. + +With best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/22-antwerp/linkedin.md b/outreach/22-antwerp/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..45e7212 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/22-antwerp/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Case Study 22: City of Antwerp Free-Hen Programme + +**Profile:** https://be.linkedin.com/company/stad-antwerpen + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I run CommunityFix, an open platform documenting proven community solutions. We've featured Antwerp's free-hen food-waste programme as a reference case study. Would love to connect and make sure the details are accurate. + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Hello, + +Thank you for connecting. I am Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open knowledge platform that documents real-world solutions to community challenges so other cities and organisations can learn from them. + +We have published a case study on Antwerp's free-hen programme: the city-wide initiative that provided backyard hens to more than 1,000 households and measured a reduction of roughly 50 kg of organic food waste per household per year. It is exactly the kind of evidence-based, practical intervention we want to highlight. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I am reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check** — I want to make sure the details we have published are correct and up to date. If anything has changed or needs a correction, we are happy to update the record. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are newer outcomes, evaluation reports, or lessons learned from running the programme that you are able to share, we can add them so the case study becomes an even better reference for other cities. + +Could you point me to the right person on the environmental team? I am happy to share the direct link to the case study and take it from there. + +Thank you for the time, and congratulations on a programme that continues to serve as a model for others. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/README.md b/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b1e6362 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 23 · Trivalis (Vendée) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 23 | +| Programme | Distribution de poules et poulaillers par Trivalis — 1 200 poules distribuées avec poulaillers, dans une stratégie de prévention décennale des biodéchets | +| Organisation | Trivalis (Syndicat mixte départemental, Vendée) | +| Contact person | — | +| Rôle | — | +| Localisation | Vendée, France | +| Résultat | Succès | +| Email | contact@trivalis.fr | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/syndicat-trivalis | +| Site web | https://trivalis.fr | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux disponibles + +| Canal | Fichier | Statut | +|---|---|---| +| Email | `email-chain.md` | ✓ à envoyer | +| LinkedIn | `linkedin.md` | ✓ à envoyer | +| Formulaire de contact | — | Non applicable (email disponible) | diff --git a/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/email-chain.md b/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..61e13aa --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +# Chaîne email — Trivalis (Vendée) + +Destinataire : contact@trivalis.fr + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** Votre programme de distribution de poules documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet d'un programme que Trivalis a mené en Vendée : la distribution de 1 200 poules avec poulaillers fournis, dans le cadre d'une stratégie décennale de prévention des biodéchets. + +Ce programme est documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes aux grands défis environnementaux et sociaux, afin que d'autres collectivités puissent s'en inspirer. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées — si certains éléments méritent d'être corrigés ou précisés, nous le ferons volontiers. +2. **Enrichir la fiche** avec des données que vous jugez utiles à partager : indicateurs de résultats, retours des bénéficiaires, points de vigilance, etc. + +Votre retour, même bref, aurait une vraie valeur pour les collectivités qui cherchent à reproduire ce type d'initiative. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**Objet :** Re : Votre programme de distribution de poules documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière. + +CommunityFix documente le programme de distribution de 1 200 poules mené par Trivalis en Vendée. Nous aimerions simplement nous assurer que la fiche est exacte et, si vous le souhaitez, l'enrichir avec vos retours d'expérience. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Une réponse courte suffit — même un simple « tout est correct » nous est utile. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**Objet :** Dernière relance — étude de cas Trivalis sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +C'est mon dernier message au sujet de l'étude de cas de Trivalis publiée sur CommunityFix, qui documente votre programme de distribution de poules et poulaillers en Vendée. + +La fiche reste en ligne telle quelle. Si à l'avenir vous souhaitez la vérifier, la corriger ou l'enrichir, n'hésitez pas à nous écrire à cette adresse ou via communityfix.org. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour votre travail en faveur de la réduction des biodéchets en Vendée. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/linkedin.md b/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0f66349 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/23-trivalis-vendee/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn — Trivalis (Vendée) + +Profil : https://www.linkedin.com/company/syndicat-trivalis + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, plateforme qui documente des solutions environnementales concrètes. Votre programme de distribution de poules en Vendée y figure en étude de cas — j'aimerais échanger avec vous à ce sujet. + +*(261 caractères)* + +--- + +## Message après connexion acceptée + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Comme mentionné, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) documente le programme de Trivalis : distribution de 1 200 poules avec poulaillers fournis en Vendée, dans le cadre d'une stratégie décennale de prévention des biodéchets. + +L'objectif est de permettre à d'autres collectivités de s'en inspirer. Nous souhaiterions simplement : +- vérifier que la fiche est exacte ; +- l'enrichir si vous avez des éléments à ajouter (résultats, enseignements, chiffres clés). + +En documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres collectivités peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience d'un territoire en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous répondre par écrit ? + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/README.md b/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..33a9a4e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas #24 : SMITOM du Santerre + +## Identification + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 24 | +| Programme | Pouleetic — passage de 8 à plus de 100 communes (~8 000 poules) | +| Organisation | SMITOM du Santerre | +| Personne contact | Élodie Bouffard | +| Rôle | Directrice | +| Localisation | Somme, France | +| Résultat | Succès | + +## Coordonnées + +| Canal | Valeur | +|---|---| +| Email | **Aucun email public trouvé** — pas de prise de contact par email possible | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/elodie-bouffard-1b0172a9/ | +| Site web | https://smitomdusanterre.com | + +## Langue de rédaction + +Français. + +## Canaux de contact disponibles + +1. **Formulaire de contact du site** (`contact-form.md`) — à utiliser en premier, via https://smitomdusanterre.com +2. **LinkedIn** (`linkedin.md`) — note de mise en relation + message post-connexion à destination d'Élodie Bouffard + +> Aucun fichier `email-chain.md` n'a été créé : aucun email public n'est disponible pour ce contact. diff --git a/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/contact-form.md b/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..300f14c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# Message — Formulaire de contact SMITOM du Santerre + +> À soumettre via : https://smitomdusanterre.com (formulaire de contact) +> Destinataire : Mme Élodie Bouffard / Service communication ou direction + +--- + +**Objet : Votre programme Pouleetic documenté sur CommunityFix** + +Madame Bouffard, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au nom de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des initiatives concrètes de développement durable et d'économie circulaire à travers le monde. + +Le programme Pouleetic, déployé par le SMITOM du Santerre et qui a permis de passer de 8 à plus de 100 communes participantes, y figure comme étude de cas de référence. Nous souhaitons vous en informer et vous inviter à : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées ; +2. **Enrichir la fiche** si vous souhaitez y ajouter des éléments (chiffres clés, retours d'expérience, liens vers vos ressources). + +La démarche est entièrement gratuite et le contenu reste sous votre contrôle. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre ou à consulter directement la fiche sur notre site. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/linkedin.md b/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..81dba70 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/24-smitom-du-santerre/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +# LinkedIn — Élodie Bouffard + +> Profil : https://www.linkedin.com/in/elodie-bouffard-1b0172a9/ + +--- + +## Note de mise en relation (≤ 300 caractères) + +> À coller dans le champ « Ajouter une note » lors de la demande de connexion. + +--- + +Bonjour Élodie, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, une plateforme qui documente des initiatives d'économie circulaire. Le programme Pouleetic du SMITOM y figure comme étude de cas — j'aimerais vous en parler. Arnaud + +--- + +## Message après connexion acceptée + +> À envoyer une fois la connexion établie. + +--- + +**Objet : Le programme Pouleetic documenté sur CommunityFix** + +Bonjour Élodie, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande. + +Je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix (communityfix.org). Notre plateforme référence des initiatives concrètes de développement durable et d'économie circulaire pour que d'autres territoires puissent s'en inspirer. + +Le programme Pouleetic, mené par le SMITOM du Santerre — qui a permis de mobiliser plus de 100 communes autour de la gestion des déchets organiques par les poules domestiques — y est documenté comme étude de cas de référence. + +Je souhaitais vous en informer directement et vous proposer deux choses : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** de la fiche publiée, afin de corriger tout élément inexact ou incomplet ; +2. **L'enrichir** si vous le souhaitez — retours d'expérience, chiffres clés, ressources complémentaires, etc. + +La démarche est gratuite, sans engagement, et le contenu reste entièrement sous votre contrôle. L'objectif est simplement que votre expérience puisse bénéficier à d'autres collectivités qui envisagent un projet similaire. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous que je vous transmette directement le lien vers la fiche ? + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/25-sirmotom/README.md b/outreach/25-sirmotom/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dfb91a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/25-sirmotom/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 25 : SIRMOTOM + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 25 | +| Programme | Pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » du SIRMOTOM, suivi par un cabinet spécialisé pour produire des données de passage à l'échelle | +| Organisation | SIRMOTOM (autorité intercommunale des déchets, région de Montereau) | +| Contact | Andrée Zaidi | +| Rôle | Directrice | +| Email | sirmotom@wanadoo.fr | +| LinkedIn | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/sirmotom | +| Site | https://www.sirmotom.fr | +| Localisation | Seine-et-Marne, France | +| Outcome | Inconclusive | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux de contact + +1. **Email** — sirmotom@wanadoo.fr (canal principal) +2. **LinkedIn** — page entreprise SIRMOTOM diff --git a/outreach/25-sirmotom/email-chain.md b/outreach/25-sirmotom/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93b1ec6 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/25-sirmotom/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Chaîne email — SIRMOTOM (Andrée Zaidi) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** sirmotom@wanadoo.fr +**Objet :** Votre pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » documenté sur CommunityFix + +Madame Zaidi, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet du pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » que le SIRMOTOM a conduit avec le suivi d'un cabinet spécialisé pour produire des données de passage à l'échelle. + +Ce projet est aujourd'hui référencé comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui documente des solutions concrètes à des problèmes de territoire — dont la réduction des déchets organiques en porte-à-porte. + +Je souhaite vous informer de cette publication et vous inviter à : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations renseignées ; +2. **Enrichir l'étude de cas** avec des données, résultats ou enseignements que vous jugez utiles à partager. + +Votre retour permettrait à d'autres collectivités d'apprendre de l'expérience du SIRMOTOM, qu'elle soit concluante ou non. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous me répondre par écrit ? + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** sirmotom@wanadoo.fr +**Objet :** Re : Votre pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » documenté sur CommunityFix + +Madame Zaidi, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous au sujet de mon message du [DATE J]. + +Le SIRMOTOM figure parmi les rares structures intercommunales à avoir piloté la distribution de poules pondeuses avec un dispositif de suivi structuré. Ce type de retour d'expérience — même sans conclusion définitive — est précieux pour les collectivités qui envisagent des initiatives similaires. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement par email si vous souhaitez consulter la fiche ou y apporter des précisions. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** sirmotom@wanadoo.fr +**Objet :** Re : Votre pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » — dernier message + +Madame Zaidi, + +Sans réponse de votre part, je ne vous solliciterai plus sur ce sujet. + +L'étude de cas reste accessible sur CommunityFix. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la compléter, la corriger ou la supprimer, n'hésitez pas à me contacter à l'adresse ci-dessous. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour l'action menée par le SIRMOTOM sur ce sujet. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/25-sirmotom/linkedin.md b/outreach/25-sirmotom/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fedc4ca --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/25-sirmotom/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +# LinkedIn — SIRMOTOM + +**Page :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/sirmotom + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix. Votre pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » est référencé sur notre plateforme. J'aimerais vous en informer et recueillir votre retour. + +--- + +## Message après connexion acceptée + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je souhaitais vous informer que le pilote « 2 poules et un poulailler » du SIRMOTOM — conduit avec un suivi de cabinet spécialisé pour produire des données de passage à l'échelle — est documenté comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +Notre objectif est de permettre à d'autres collectivités d'apprendre de vos retours d'expérience. En documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres territoires peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour vérifier l'exactitude de la fiche et, si vous le souhaitez, l'enrichir ? + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/README.md b/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2435f3a --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +# Dossier de prise de contact — Étude de cas #26 + +## Résumé + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 26 | +| **Programme** | Schémas de poules à prix symbolique en Gironde/Lot-et-Garonne (achat groupé à Barsac ; poules gasconnes à 2 € chez ValOrizon) | +| **Implémenteur** | Commune de Barsac / CC de Podensac ; ValOrizon (autorité déchets du Lot-et-Garonne) | +| **Localisation** | Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Organisation contact** | ValOrizon | +| **Personne contact** | *(aucune)* | +| **Rôle** | *(aucun)* | +| **Email** | *(aucun email public trouvé — contact uniquement via formulaire web)* | +| **LinkedIn** | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/valorizon | +| **Site web** | https://www.valorizon.com | +| **Langue** | Français | + +## Canaux disponibles + +1. **Formulaire de contact** (priorité) — aucun email public identifié ; le message doit passer par le formulaire web. → voir `contact-form.md` +2. **LinkedIn** — page entreprise ValOrizon ; prise de contact possible via note de connexion + message. → voir `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/contact-form.md b/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ed312cd --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# Message — Formulaire de contact ValOrizon + +**URL du formulaire :** https://www.valorizon.com (section Contact) +**Langue :** Français +**Canal :** Formulaire web (aucun email public disponible) + +--- + +## Message à copier-coller + +**Objet :** Votre programme de poules référencé sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au nom de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes aux problèmes environnementaux et sociaux, ainsi que les expériences réelles qui les illustrent. + +Votre programme de distribution de poules à prix symbolique — notamment la vente de poules gasconnes à 2 € organisée par ValOrizon — a été documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur notre plateforme. Il illustre de façon remarquable comment un syndicat de gestion des déchets peut réduire les biodéchets ménagers tout en rendant le compostage vivant accessible au plus grand nombre. + +Nous souhaiterions : +1. Vous inviter à vérifier l'exactitude des informations publiées ; +2. Vous proposer d'enrichir cette fiche avec des données complémentaires (chiffres, retours d'expérience, sources) si vous le souhaitez. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Vous pouvez consulter la fiche directement sur : https://communityfix.org + +N'hésitez pas à me contacter pour toute question ou correction. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/linkedin.md b/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c68d5c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/26-valorizon-barsac/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# LinkedIn — ValOrizon + +**Page :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/valorizon +**Canal :** Page entreprise (pas de contact individuel identifié) + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), plateforme qui documente des solutions environnementales concrètes. Votre programme de poules à prix symbolique y figure comme étude de cas. J'aimerais vous en informer et échanger. Merci ! + +*(270 caractères)* + +--- + +## Message après connexion acceptée + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des problèmes environnementaux et sociaux, accompagnées d'études de cas réels. + +Votre programme de distribution de poules gasconnes à 2 € a été documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur notre plateforme. Il illustre très bien comment un syndicat de gestion des déchets peut réduire les biodéchets ménagers tout en rendant le compostage vivant accessible. + +Je souhaitais simplement : +1. Vous en informer et vous inviter à vérifier l'exactitude de la fiche ; +2. Vous proposer de l'enrichir si vous disposez de données supplémentaires (tonnages détournés, nombre de foyers bénéficiaires, retours d'expérience…). + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous la bonne personne pour en discuter, ou puis-je me rapprocher d'un autre contact chez ValOrizon ? + +Bien cordialement, +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur, CommunityFix — communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/27-commune-de-pince/README.md b/outreach/27-commune-de-pince/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..934bd9d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/27-commune-de-pince/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 27 : Commune de Pincé + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 27 | +| **Programme** | Distribution de poules anti-déchets — Pincé (2012, 31 foyers) — 1ère distribution de ce type en France | +| **Organisation** | Commune de Pincé (Mairie) | +| **Personne** | (non identifiée — maire actuel) | +| **Rôle** | Maire | +| **Email** | mairiepince72@orange.fr | +| **LinkedIn** | — | +| **Site web** | https://pince.fr | +| **Langue** | Français | +| **Canaux disponibles** | Email | + +## Canaux de contact + +- **Email** → `email-chain.md` (3 messages : prise de contact, relance J+7, clôture J+14) +- **LinkedIn** → non applicable +- **Formulaire de contact** → non applicable (email disponible) diff --git a/outreach/27-commune-de-pince/email-chain.md b/outreach/27-commune-de-pince/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a9285fc --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/27-commune-de-pince/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# Chaîne email — Commune de Pincé (étude de cas 27) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** mairiepince72@orange.fr +**Objet :** Pincé, pionnière des poules anti-déchets — votre expérience sur CommunityFix + +--- + +Madame, Monsieur le Maire, + +En 2012, la commune de Pincé a lancé la première distribution de poules destinées à réduire les déchets organiques des ménages en France — une initiative menée auprès de 31 foyers qui a depuis inspiré de nombreuses collectivités. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) est une plateforme collaborative qui documente des solutions concrètes à des défis locaux et les rend accessibles à d'autres communes. L'expérience de Pincé y figure comme étude de cas de référence. + +Je me permets de vous contacter pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées et les corriger si nécessaire. +2. **Enrichir l'étude de cas** avec des données récentes : résultats chiffrés, évolution du programme depuis 2012, enseignements tirés, ou photos si vous en disposez. + +Votre retour, même bref, permettrait à d'autres élus et agents territoriaux de s'appuyer sur une source fiable avant de se lancer à leur tour. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous me répondre directement par email ? + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~J+7) + +**À :** mairiepince72@orange.fr +**Objet :** Rép : Pincé, pionnière des poules anti-déchets — votre expérience sur CommunityFix + +--- + +Madame, Monsieur le Maire, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous au sujet de mon message de la semaine dernière concernant l'étude de cas de Pincé sur CommunityFix. + +Je sais que les agendas municipaux sont chargés. Si vous préférez déléguer ce retour à un collaborateur, n'hésitez pas à lui transmettre cet échange — une réponse courte nous sera déjà très utile. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +L'initiative de 2012 reste une référence rare et précieuse pour les communes qui envisagent ce type de programme. Nous souhaitons simplement nous assurer qu'elle est présentée fidèlement. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~J+14) + +**À :** mairiepince72@orange.fr +**Objet :** Rép : Pincé, pionnière des poules anti-déchets — votre expérience sur CommunityFix + +--- + +Madame, Monsieur le Maire, + +C'est mon dernier message sur ce sujet — je ne souhaite pas vous solliciter davantage. + +L'étude de cas de Pincé reste publiée sur CommunityFix dans son état actuel. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la vérifier, la compléter ou la corriger, vous êtes les bienvenus : il vous suffira de me contacter à cette adresse. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour l'exemple que Pincé a donné en 2012 ; il continue d'inspirer d'autres collectivités. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/28-navailles-angos/README.md b/outreach/28-navailles-angos/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d99ef7c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/28-navailles-angos/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 28 : Navailles-Angos + +## Identification + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 28 | +| Programme | Poulailler en boucle fermée à la cantine scolaire de Navailles-Angos (restes aux poules, œufs à la cantine) | +| Organisation | Mairie de Navailles-Angos | +| Contact | Jeannine Lavie-Hourcade | +| Rôle | Maire | +| Localisation | Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France | +| Résultat | Succès | + +## Canaux de contact + +| Canal | Valeur | Utiliser | +|---|---|---| +| Email | contact@navailles-angos.fr | Oui — fichier `email-chain.md` | +| LinkedIn | — | Non | +| Site web | https://navailles-angos.fr | Disponible (contact form non nécessaire car email présent) | + +## Langue de rédaction + +Français + +## Fichiers présents + +- `README.md` — ce résumé +- `email-chain.md` — séquence de 3 emails (prise de contact, relance J+7, clôture J+14) diff --git a/outreach/28-navailles-angos/email-chain.md b/outreach/28-navailles-angos/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eafb044 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/28-navailles-angos/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Séquence email — Étude de cas 28 : Navailles-Angos + +Destinataire : Jeannine Lavie-Hourcade, Maire +Adresse : contact@navailles-angos.fr + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** Votre poulailler scolaire documenté sur CommunityFix — vérification et enrichissement + +Madame le Maire, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au nom de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux collectifs, afin de les rendre accessibles à d'autres territoires. + +L'initiative menée à Navailles-Angos — un poulailler en boucle fermée au sein de la cantine scolaire, où les restes alimentaires nourrissent les poules et les œufs reviennent à la cantine — y est documentée comme étude de cas de référence. C'est exactement le type de démarche circulaire et reproductible que nous souhaitons mettre en lumière. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées, afin que la fiche reflète fidèlement votre expérience. +2. **Vous inviter à l'enrichir**, si vous le souhaitez : retours d'expérience, chiffres clés, difficultés rencontrées, conseils aux autres communes... + +Si vous êtes disponible pour un bref échange ou souhaitez simplement nous faire parvenir vos corrections par retour de mail, nous nous adaptons volontiers. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +En vous remerciant pour cette initiative inspirante, + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~J+7) + +**Objet :** Rép : Votre poulailler scolaire documenté sur CommunityFix — vérification et enrichissement + +Madame le Maire, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière concernant la documentation de votre poulailler en boucle fermée sur CommunityFix. + +Cette initiative — restes de cantine pour les poules, œufs produits reversés à la cantine — suscite un réel intérêt de la part d'autres collectivités qui cherchent à s'en inspirer. Votre retour d'expérience, même succinct, aurait une vraie valeur pour elles. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement à ce mail si vous avez des corrections ou des éléments à ajouter. Je reste bien entendu disponible pour m'adapter à vos contraintes. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~J+14) + +**Objet :** Rép : Votre poulailler scolaire documenté sur CommunityFix — dernier message + +Madame le Maire, + +Je reviens une dernière fois au sujet de la fiche CommunityFix consacrée au poulailler scolaire de Navailles-Angos. + +Je comprends tout à fait que vos agendas soient chargés. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. La fiche restera publiée telle quelle, en mettant en valeur la boucle fermée cantine–poules–œufs que vous avez mise en place. Si vous souhaitez y apporter des modifications ou la compléter à une date ultérieure, vous pourrez nous contacter à tout moment via communityfix.org. + +Merci encore pour cette réalisation concrète, qui continue d'inspirer d'autres communes. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/29-villers-les-pots/README.md b/outreach/29-villers-les-pots/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7c4576 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/29-villers-les-pots/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 29 : Poulailler communal de Villers-les-Pots + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 29 | +| **Programme** | Poulailler communal géré par les habitants à Villers-les-Pots, accessible aux foyers sans jardin | +| **Organisation** | Mairie de Villers-les-Pots | +| **Contact** | Cédric Vautier | +| **Rôle** | Maire | +| **Email** | mairievillerslespots@orange.fr | +| **LinkedIn** | — | +| **Site web** | https://www.villerslespots.fr | +| **Localisation** | Côte-d'Or, France | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Langue** | Français | + +## Canaux disponibles + +- **Email** : oui → voir `email-chain.md` +- **LinkedIn** : non +- **Formulaire de contact** : non (email disponible) diff --git a/outreach/29-villers-les-pots/email-chain.md b/outreach/29-villers-les-pots/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3d83527 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/29-villers-les-pots/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +# Chaîne email — Cédric Vautier, Maire de Villers-les-Pots + +**Destinataire :** mairievillerslespots@orange.fr + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** Votre poulailler communal documenté sur CommunityFix + +Monsieur le Maire, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de votre poulailler communal participatif à Villers-les-Pots, une initiative que nous avons documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +CommunityFix est une plateforme qui recense des solutions concrètes à des problèmes locaux — alimentation, lien social, gestion des communs — afin d'aider d'autres communes et collectifs à s'en inspirer. Votre projet, qui permet aux foyers sans jardin d'accéder à un espace d'élevage géré collectivement par les habitants, illustre parfaitement ce que la démocratie locale peut produire de tangible. + +Nous souhaiterions vous inviter à : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** de la fiche telle qu'elle est publiée ; +2. **L'enrichir** si vous le souhaitez — chiffres clés, retours d'expérience, photos, liens utiles. + +Votre retour, même bref, contribue directement à ce que d'autres élus puissent reproduire cette démarche. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Je reste disponible pour toute question. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours après) + +**Objet :** Re : Votre poulailler communal documenté sur CommunityFix + +Monsieur le Maire, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière concernant la documentation de votre poulailler communal participatif sur CommunityFix. + +Si vous avez eu l'occasion de consulter la fiche, n'hésitez pas à me faire part de vos retours — corrections, précisions ou éléments complémentaires que vous souhaiteriez y voir figurer. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Dans le cas où ce message ne serait pas parvenu à la bonne personne, merci de bien vouloir le transmettre au service ou à l'élu concerné. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours après) + +**Objet :** Clôture — Poulailler communal de Villers-les-Pots sur CommunityFix + +Monsieur le Maire, + +Faute de retour de votre part, je me permets de clore cette prise de contact. + +Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. L'étude de cas concernant votre poulailler communal participatif reste publiée sur CommunityFix. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment en vérifier le contenu ou y apporter des précisions, n'hésitez pas à me recontacter à cette adresse. + +Je vous remercie pour l'inspiration que votre initiative représente pour de nombreux élus et collectifs en France. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/README.md b/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e1607e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 30 : Pilote poules CAMY / GPS&O + +## Identifiants + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 30 | +| Programme | Pilote de poules suivi (59 foyers) de la CAMY, avec relevés mensuels de détournement et d'œufs | +| Implémenteur | Communauté d'agglomération de Mantes-en-Yvelines (CAMY) — **dissoute fin 2015** | +| Successeur | Grand Paris Seine & Oise (GPS&O) | +| Localisation | Yvelines, France | +| Résultat | Succès | + +## Contact + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| Organisation | Grand Paris Seine & Oise (GPS&O) | +| Personne | — (aucun contact nommé) | +| Rôle | — | +| Email | **Aucun email public disponible** | +| Site web | https://gpseo.fr | +| LinkedIn | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/grand-paris-seine-oise | +| Langue | Français | + +## Note sur la continuité institutionnelle + +La CAMY (Communauté d'agglomération de Mantes-en-Yvelines), porteur historique du programme, a été **dissoute fin 2015** lors de la création de Grand Paris Seine & Oise (GPS&O). GPS&O est l'interlocuteur pertinent pour valider et enrichir l'étude de cas. + +## Canaux de contact disponibles + +1. **Formulaire web** — https://gpseo.fr (seul canal disponible sans email public) +2. **LinkedIn** — https://fr.linkedin.com/company/grand-paris-seine-oise + +## Fichiers de ce dossier + +| Fichier | Canal | Statut | +|---|---|---| +| `contact-form.md` | Formulaire web GPS&O | À envoyer | +| `linkedin.md` | LinkedIn GPS&O | À envoyer | diff --git a/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/contact-form.md b/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8880ca9 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# Message — Formulaire web GPS&O + +**URL formulaire :** https://gpseo.fr (rubrique Contact) +**Objet suggéré :** Étude de cas CommunityFix — programme poules CAMY (Yvelines) + +--- + +## Message + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet d'un programme conduit par l'ancienne Communauté d'agglomération de Mantes-en-Yvelines (CAMY) : le pilote de poules suivi auprès de 59 foyers, avec relevés mensuels des quantités de biodéchets détournés et des œufs produits. + +Dans le cadre de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), plateforme open-source de documentation des solutions aux défis urbains et environnementaux, ce programme est référencé comme étude de cas de référence. GPS&O étant le successeur de la CAMY, nous souhaitions : + +1. **Vous informer** de cette documentation publique, afin que vous puissiez en vérifier l'exactitude. +2. **Vous inviter à l'enrichir** si vous disposez de données complémentaires (métriques, retours d'expérience, documents), ou à corriger tout élément inexact. + +La plateforme est entièrement gratuite et à but non lucratif. Toute contribution reste attribuée à votre organisation. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à nous répondre via ce formulaire ou à consulter directement la fiche sur CommunityFix. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/linkedin.md b/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8e3db9c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/30-camy-gpseo/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# LinkedIn — Grand Paris Seine & Oise (GPS&O) + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/grand-paris-seine-oise + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis fondateur de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), plateforme de documentation de solutions urbaines. Un programme historique de la CAMY (pilote poules, 59 foyers) y est référencé — GPS&O en est le successeur. Seriez-vous disponible pour en vérifier l'exactitude ? + +--- + +## Message après acceptation de la connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je souhaitais vous contacter au sujet d'un programme conduit par l'ancienne Communauté d'agglomération de Mantes-en-Yvelines (CAMY) avant sa dissolution fin 2015 : le pilote de poules suivi auprès de 59 foyers dans les Yvelines, avec relevés mensuels des biodéchets détournés et des œufs produits. + +Ce programme est documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur **CommunityFix** (communityfix.org), une plateforme open-source et à but non lucratif qui recense les solutions concrètes aux défis urbains et environnementaux. + +GPS&O étant le successeur institutionnel de la CAMY, nous serions ravis de : + +1. Vous soumettre la fiche pour vérification de l'exactitude des informations. +2. L'enrichir si vous disposez de données complémentaires ou de retours d'expérience sur ce programme. + +La démarche est entièrement gratuite, et toute contribution est attribuée à votre organisation. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me faire signe si vous souhaitez consulter la fiche ou échanger à ce sujet. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/31-sybert-besancon/README.md b/outreach/31-sybert-besancon/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fef2ac3 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/31-sybert-besancon/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 31 : SYBERT (Besançon) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|-----------------|--------| +| ID étude de cas | 31 | +| Programme | Action « foyers témoins » du SYBERT — communication avec une humoriste locale ; 0,36 t de déchets détournés sur 3 mois | +| Organisme | SYBERT (Syndicat mixte de Besançon et de sa région) | +| Personne | — | +| Rôle | — | +| Email | contact@sybert.fr | +| LinkedIn | — | +| Site web | https://www.sybert.fr | +| Localisation | Doubs, France | +| Résultat | Partiel | +| Langue | Français | +| Canaux | Email | diff --git a/outreach/31-sybert-besancon/email-chain.md b/outreach/31-sybert-besancon/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e0a2a0e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/31-sybert-besancon/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Chaîne email — SYBERT + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** contact@sybert.fr +**Objet :** Votre action « foyers témoins » documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification souhaitée + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de l'action « foyers témoins » que le SYBERT a menée dans le Doubs. + +Cette initiative — qui a notamment mobilisé une humoriste locale pour sensibiliser les habitants et a permis de détourner 0,36 tonne de déchets en trois mois — est documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes aux défis environnementaux et sociaux. + +Nous souhaiterions deux choses : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** de la fiche — les données publiées correspondent-elles bien à la réalité de votre programme ? +2. **L'enrichir** si vous le souhaitez : résultats complémentaires, enseignements tirés, documents ou liens utiles. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement ; je reste disponible pour toute question. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** contact@sybert.fr +**Objet :** Rép : Votre action « foyers témoins » documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification souhaitée + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière concernant la documentation de l'action « foyers témoins » du SYBERT sur CommunityFix. + +Si vous n'avez pas encore eu le temps d'y répondre, pas d'inquiétude — je souhaitais simplement m'assurer que mon message ne s'était pas perdu. + +L'objectif reste simple : vérifier que la fiche publiée (qui mentionne notamment les 0,36 t de déchets détournés sur trois mois) reflète fidèlement votre expérience, et l'enrichir si vous le jugez utile. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Je reste à votre disposition. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** contact@sybert.fr +**Objet :** Rép : Votre action « foyers témoins » documentée sur CommunityFix — dernier message + +Bonjour, + +Après deux prises de contact sans retour, je ne souhaite pas alourdir votre boîte de réception davantage. + +Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. L'étude de cas relative à l'action « foyers témoins » du SYBERT reste publiée sur CommunityFix telle quelle. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la relire, la corriger ou l'enrichir, n'hésitez pas à me contacter à cette adresse. + +Merci pour l'initiative que vous menez dans le Doubs — elle mérite d'être connue. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/32-ccphva/README.md b/outreach/32-ccphva/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9fae607 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/32-ccphva/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 32 · CCPHVA + +| Champ | Valeur | +|----------------|--------| +| ID étude de cas | 32 | +| Programme | Opération poulettes (CCPHVA) — alternative au compostage pour les foyers non-composteurs (~50 kg/foyer/an) | +| Organisation | Communauté de communes du Pays Haut Val d'Alzette (CCPHVA) | +| Personne | — | +| Rôle | Service Environnement | +| Localisation | Meurthe-et-Moselle, France | +| Résultat | Succès | +| Email | environnement@ccphva.com | +| LinkedIn | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/communaute-de-communes-pays-haut-val-d-alzette | +| Site web | https://ccphva.com | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux de contact + +1. **Email** — `environnement@ccphva.com` (canal principal) +2. **LinkedIn** — page organisation CCPHVA (canal secondaire) diff --git a/outreach/32-ccphva/email-chain.md b/outreach/32-ccphva/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf904db --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/32-ccphva/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Chaîne email — CCPHVA · Service Environnement + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** environnement@ccphva.com +**Objet :** Votre « Opération poulettes » documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification & enrichissement + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de l'**Opération poulettes** portée par la CCPHVA, que nous avons documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur [CommunityFix](https://communityfix.org). + +CommunityFix est une plateforme collaborative qui recense des initiatives concrètes face aux défis environnementaux et sociaux. L'Opération poulettes y figure comme une alternative efficace au compostage pour les foyers qui ne compostent pas — avec un impact estimé à environ 50 kg de déchets organiques détournés par foyer et par an. + +Je souhaitais vous en informer et vous proposer deux choses : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** de la fiche — les données publiées correspondent-elles bien à votre programme ? +2. **L'enrichir** si vous le souhaitez : chiffres de déploiement, retours d'expérience, documents, liens utiles. + +Voici le lien direct vers la fiche : [communityfix.org](https://communityfix.org) (rubrique études de cas). + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Je reste disponible pour toute question ou ajustement. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** environnement@ccphva.com +**Objet :** Re : Votre « Opération poulettes » documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification & enrichissement + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière concernant la documentation de l'**Opération poulettes** sur CommunityFix. + +Je comprends que vos agendas soient chargés. Si vous avez quelques minutes pour confirmer que les informations publiées — notamment le chiffre de ~50 kg de biodéchets détournés par foyer et par an — sont correctes, cela nous serait très utile pour garantir la fiabilité de la fiche. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Un retour rapide par email suffit. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** environnement@ccphva.com +**Objet :** Clôture — « Opération poulettes » sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +N'ayant pas eu de retour de votre part, je ne souhaite pas alourdir votre messagerie et ferme ce fil pour l'instant. + +Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. La fiche de l'**Opération poulettes** reste publiée sur CommunityFix avec les informations dont nous disposons. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la vérifier, la corriger ou l'enrichir, n'hésitez pas à reprendre contact — je serai ravi d'échanger avec vous. + +Bonne continuation dans vos actions pour la réduction des déchets. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/32-ccphva/linkedin.md b/outreach/32-ccphva/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5ca68c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/32-ccphva/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn — CCPHVA + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/communaute-de-communes-pays-haut-val-d-alzette + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix. Nous avons documenté l'Opération poulettes de la CCPHVA comme étude de cas sur notre plateforme. Je souhaite vous en informer et vérifier les données avec vous. + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Comme mentionné, l'**Opération poulettes** portée par la CCPHVA est documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur [CommunityFix](https://communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative recensant des initiatives concrètes face aux défis environnementaux. + +Le programme y est présenté comme une alternative au compostage pour les foyers non-composteurs, avec un impact estimé à ~50 kg de biodéchets détournés par foyer et par an. + +Je serais heureux que vous puissiez : +- **vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées, +- **enrichir la fiche** si vous le souhaitez (chiffres, retours terrain, liens). + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres collectivités peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre ici ou par email : arnaud@communityfix.org. + +Bien cordialement, +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/33-diest/README.md b/outreach/33-diest/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f7c36b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/33-diest/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 33: Diest Hen Distribution Scheme + +| Field | Value | +|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------| +| ID | 33 | +| Programme | Diest — one of Europe's earliest large-scale hen-distribution schemes (~2,000 families, ~6,000 hens, mid-2000s) | +| Organisation | Stad Diest – Milieu en Groen | +| Contact person| (none on file) | +| Role | Environment & Green Department | +| Email | milieu@diest.be | +| LinkedIn | https://be.linkedin.com/company/staddiest | +| Website | https://www.diest.be | +| Draft language| English | +| Channels | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | diff --git a/outreach/33-diest/email-chain.md b/outreach/33-diest/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..34fae5c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/33-diest/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +# Email Chain — Stad Diest Milieu en Groen + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** milieu@diest.be +**Subject:** Diest's hen-distribution scheme on CommunityFix — review invited + +--- + +Dear Milieu en Groen team, + +I hope this message finds you well. + +I am writing on behalf of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to community and environmental challenges. We recently published a case study on Diest's household hen-distribution programme — one of the earliest and largest schemes of its kind in Europe, which reached around 2,000 families and placed roughly 6,000 hens across the city in the mid-2000s. + +We believe it is an important reference for other municipalities considering similar initiatives, and we want to make sure the record is accurate and as useful as possible. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We would be grateful if someone from your team could: +1. Take a few minutes to review the case study for factual accuracy. +2. Share any additional detail you are able to — final participation figures, outcomes, lessons learned, or links to reports. + +You can view the case study here: https://communityfix.org + +There is no obligation and the review can be as brief as a quick read-through. If anything is wrong or missing, please simply reply to this email and we will update the record. + +Thank you for the pioneering work Diest did with this programme. + +Kind regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** milieu@diest.be +**Subject:** Re: Diest's hen-distribution scheme on CommunityFix — review invited + +--- + +Dear Milieu en Groen team, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my email from last week about the CommunityFix case study on Diest's hen-distribution programme. + +The scheme — distributing hens to around 2,000 households in the mid-2000s — remains a notable example that municipalities across Europe still look to when designing their own organic-waste reduction programmes. We want the record on CommunityFix to reflect Diest's experience as accurately as possible. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If you have a few minutes to review it, or can point us to the right person in your team, we would greatly appreciate it. A brief reply with any corrections or additions is more than enough. + +Kind regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** milieu@diest.be +**Subject:** Re: Diest's hen-distribution scheme on CommunityFix — last note + +--- + +Dear Milieu en Groen team, + +This is a final note on the CommunityFix case study we published about Diest's household hen-distribution programme. I completely understand if this has not been a priority — municipal environment departments are busy. + +The case study will remain live as a reference for other cities. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever have time to review it or add to it, we are always happy to hear from you at contact@communityfix.org. + +We genuinely appreciate the work Diest did in launching one of the earliest large-scale schemes of this kind in Europe, and we hope the documentation is useful to others. + +Thank you, and warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/33-diest/linkedin.md b/outreach/33-diest/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..529b322 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/33-diest/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Stad Diest + +**Profile:** https://be.linkedin.com/company/staddiest + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I run CommunityFix, a platform documenting real-world environmental solutions. We published a case study on Diest's household hen-distribution scheme (~6,000 hens, mid-2000s) and would love your team's input to make it accurate. Happy to share the link! + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection accepted) + +Hello, + +Thank you for connecting. + +As mentioned in my connection note, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) has published a case study on Diest's household hen-distribution programme — the scheme that distributed hens to around 2,000 families in the mid-2000s, making it one of the earliest large-scale initiatives of this kind in Europe. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We are reaching out to invite your Milieu en Groen team to: +1. Review the case study for accuracy — a quick read-through is enough. +2. Contribute any additional detail you can share: final outcomes, participation numbers, reports, or lessons learned. + +The record helps other municipalities learn from Diest's experience, so even small additions are valuable. + +You are also welcome to reach us directly at milieu@diest.be or contact@communityfix.org if that is easier. + +Thank you for the time, and for the work your team put into that programme. + +Kind regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/34-mouscron/README.md b/outreach/34-mouscron/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97601ec --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/34-mouscron/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 34 · Mouscron + +| Champ | Valeur | +|----------------|--------| +| **ID** | 34 | +| **Programme** | Distribution de poules précoce et par étapes à Mouscron (50 paires/édition, engagement de non-abattage de 2 ans) | +| **Org** | Ville de Mouscron – Cellule Environnement | +| **Personne** | Christophe Denève | +| **Rôle** | Responsable de la Cellule Environnement | +| **Email** | christophe.deneve@mouscron.be | +| **LinkedIn** | — | +| **Site** | https://www.mouscron.be | +| **Langue** | Français | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Localisation** | Hainaut, Belgique | + +## Canaux de contact + +- **Email** : canal principal — voir `email-chain.md` +- **Site web** : https://www.mouscron.be (canal secondaire si pas de réponse par email) +- **LinkedIn** : non disponible diff --git a/outreach/34-mouscron/email-chain.md b/outreach/34-mouscron/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bbe69d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/34-mouscron/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Chaîne email — Christophe Denève, Ville de Mouscron + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** christophe.deneve@mouscron.be +**Objet :** Votre programme de distribution de poules documenté sur CommunityFix + +Monsieur Denève, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet du programme de distribution de poules mené par la Cellule Environnement de la Ville de Mouscron. + +Nous avons documenté cette initiative comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des défis environnementaux et citoyens. Votre programme — 50 paires de poules par édition avec un engagement de non-abattage de deux ans — illustre parfaitement comment une collectivité peut réduire les déchets organiques à la source tout en sensibilisant les habitants. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées — je souhaite m'assurer que notre description correspond fidèlement à votre démarche. +2. **Vous inviter à l'enrichir** — si vous souhaitez ajouter des chiffres, des retours d'expérience ou des ressources, cela profiterait à d'autres collectivités qui cherchent à s'en inspirer. + +Vous pouvez consulter la fiche directement sur : https://communityfix.org + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Je reste disponible pour toute question. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours après) + +**À :** christophe.deneve@mouscron.be +**Objet :** Re : Votre programme de distribution de poules documenté sur CommunityFix + +Monsieur Denève, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon précédent message du [DATE J]. + +Je souhaitais simplement m'assurer qu'il ne vous a pas échappé. Le programme de distribution de poules de Mouscron — avec notamment l'engagement de non-abattage sur deux ans, un dispositif assez rare — suscite de l'intérêt de la part d'autres communes sur CommunityFix. Votre retour d'expérience aurait une vraie valeur ajoutée pour elles. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Si vous préférez un autre format d'échange (appel rapide, formulaire en ligne…), n'hésitez pas à me le faire savoir. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours après la relance) + +**À :** christophe.deneve@mouscron.be +**Objet :** Dernière prise de contact — étude de cas Mouscron sur CommunityFix + +Monsieur Denève, + +Je vous contacte une dernière fois au sujet de l'étude de cas consacrée au programme de distribution de poules de Mouscron sur CommunityFix. + +En l'absence de retour de votre part, je comprends que le moment n'est peut-être pas opportun. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. La fiche reste publiée en l'état, avec les informations dont nous disposons. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la vérifier ou la compléter, vous êtes le bienvenu sur communityfix.org ou en répondant simplement à cet email. + +Merci pour l'initiative que vous portez — elle mérite d'être connue. + +Bonne continuation, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/README.md b/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f883266 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 35 : Action de poules à Etterbeek + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 35 | +| **Programme** | Action de poules à Etterbeek — poulaillers co-construits, financée via un appel à projets de Bruxelles Environnement | +| **Implémenteur** | Commune d'Etterbeek (avec Bruxelles Environnement) | +| **Localisation** | Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, Belgique | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Organisation contact** | Bruxelles Environnement | +| **Personne contact** | — | +| **Rôle** | — | +| **Email** | info@environnement.brussels | +| **LinkedIn** | https://be.linkedin.com/company/bruxelles-environnement-leefmilieu-brussel | +| **Site web** | https://environnement.brussels | +| **Langue** | Français | + +## Canaux de contact + +1. **Email** — `info@environnement.brussels` (canal principal) +2. **LinkedIn** — page organisation Bruxelles Environnement / Leefmilieu Brussel diff --git a/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/email-chain.md b/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..986880c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +# Chaîne email — Bruxelles Environnement + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** info@environnement.brussels +**Objet :** Votre action de poulaillers co-construits à Etterbeek documentée sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de l'action de poules menée à Etterbeek, financée dans le cadre d'un appel à projets de Bruxelles Environnement et dont les poulaillers ont été co-construits avec les habitant·e·s. + +Cette initiative est référencée comme étude de cas sur **CommunityFix** (communityfix.org), une plateforme ouverte qui documente des solutions concrètes à des défis urbains et environnementaux, pour les rendre accessibles et reproductibles ailleurs. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées — si certains éléments sont inexacts ou incomplets, nous serions heureux de les corriger. +2. **Enrichir la fiche** — métriques, retours d'expérience, liens vers vos ressources — pour maximiser l'utilité de ce cas pour d'autres porteurs de projets. + +N'hésitez pas à me revenir directement à cette adresse. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** info@environnement.brussels +**Objet :** Re : Votre action de poulaillers co-construits à Etterbeek documentée sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière concernant l'étude de cas sur l'action de poules à Etterbeek. + +Si vous avez eu l'occasion de consulter la fiche sur CommunityFix, je serais ravi d'avoir vos retours — une correction, un ajout ou simplement une confirmation que les informations sont correctes nous serait très utile. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Je reste disponible pour un échange rapide si vous le souhaitez. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** info@environnement.brussels +**Objet :** Re : Votre action de poulaillers co-construits à Etterbeek — dernier message + +Bonjour, + +Je reviens une dernière fois au sujet de l'étude de cas sur l'action de poules co-construits à Etterbeek, publiée sur CommunityFix. + +Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. Sans retour de votre part, nous conserverons la fiche en l'état. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la faire modifier ou enrichir, vous pouvez nous écrire à cette adresse — notre offre reste ouverte. + +Merci pour votre attention et pour l'inspiration que représente ce projet. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/linkedin.md b/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5ce6012 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/35-etterbeek-bruxelles-environnement/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# LinkedIn — Bruxelles Environnement / Leefmilieu Brussel + +**Page :** https://be.linkedin.com/company/bruxelles-environnement-leefmilieu-brussel + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, plateforme qui documente des initiatives environnementales urbaines. Votre action de poulaillers co-construits à Etterbeek y est référencée — j'aimerais vous en informer. Arnaud + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté la connexion. + +Je souhaitais vous informer que l'action de poules menée à Etterbeek — avec les poulaillers co-construits financés via votre appel à projets — est documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur **CommunityFix** (communityfix.org). + +L'objectif de la plateforme est de rendre ces initiatives reproductibles : d'autres communes ou associations peuvent s'en inspirer directement. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour vérifier l'exactitude de la fiche et, si vous le souhaitez, l'enrichir de métriques ou de retours d'expérience ? + +Bien cordialement, +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/README.md b/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a760ca2 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 36 : Opération 200 poules, Lisses + +| Champ | Valeur | +|------------------|--------| +| ID étude de cas | 36 | +| Programme | Opération annuelle « 200 poules » — distribution de poules pondeuses aux habitants de Lisses (Essonne, France) | +| Implementer | Commune de Lisses, avec Siredom | +| Organisation contact | Siredom (Syndicat Intercommunal) | +| Personne contact | — | +| Rôle | — | +| Email | Aucun email public — formulaire web sur le site Siredom. Email alternatif (mairie de Lisses) : infolisses@ville-lisses.fr | +| LinkedIn | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/siredom-syndicat-intercommunal | +| Site web | https://www.siredom.com | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux disponibles + +1. **Formulaire de contact Siredom** — canal principal (pas d'email public). Voir `contact-form.md`. +2. **LinkedIn Siredom** — canal secondaire. Voir `linkedin.md`. +3. **Email mairie de Lisses** (alternatif, si Siredom ne répond pas) : infolisses@ville-lisses.fr — canal de secours, non documenté dans un fichier dédié. diff --git a/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/contact-form.md b/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec76e16 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +# Message — Formulaire de contact Siredom + +**URL formulaire :** https://www.siredom.com (page contact) +**Objet suggéré :** Votre opération « 200 poules » documentée sur CommunityFix + +--- + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au nom de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des défis environnementaux et urbains. + +L'opération annuelle « 200 poules » menée à Lisses en partenariat avec la Commune a été documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur notre plateforme. Elle illustre notamment une leçon précieuse sur le calendrier de distribution, utile pour d'autres collectivités souhaitant mettre en œuvre un programme similaire. + +Nous souhaiterions vous inviter à : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées ; +2. **Enrichir la fiche** si vous disposez de données complémentaires (métriques, retours d'expérience, sources). + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Vous pouvez consulter l'étude de cas directement sur communityfix.org. N'hésitez pas à nous répondre via ce formulaire ou à nous contacter à l'adresse indiquée sur le site. + +Cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/linkedin.md b/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..96c0b0c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/36-lisses-siredom/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn — Siredom + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/siredom-syndicat-intercommunal + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, une plateforme qui documente des solutions environnementales concrètes. L'opération « 200 poules » de Lisses y figure en étude de cas. J'aimerais vous en informer. + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je souhaitais vous informer que l'opération annuelle « 200 poules » conduite à Lisses en partenariat avec la Commune a été documentée comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). Cette initiative y est valorisée pour la leçon documentée sur le calendrier de distribution, susceptible d'inspirer d'autres collectivités. + +Nous vous invitons à : +1. **Consulter et vérifier** les informations publiées sur la fiche ; +2. **Enrichir l'étude de cas** avec des données complémentaires si vous le souhaitez (métriques, retours terrain, sources additionnelles). + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre ici ou à passer par le formulaire de contact sur notre site. + +Cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/37-trigone-gers/README.md b/outreach/37-trigone-gers/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f18719d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/37-trigone-gers/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 37 : Trigone (Gers) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 37 | +| **Programme** | Expérimentation de poules à l'échelle départementale par Trigone (Gers), conçue pour récolter des données statistiques de détournement | +| **Organisation** | Syndicat mixte Trigone | +| **Personne contact** | — | +| **Rôle** | — | +| **Localisation** | Gers, France | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Email** | contact@trigone-gers.fr | +| **LinkedIn** | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/trigone | +| **Site web** | https://www.trigone-gers.fr | +| **Langue** | Français | + +## Canaux de contact + +1. **Email** — contact@trigone-gers.fr (canal principal) +2. **LinkedIn** — page entreprise Trigone (canal secondaire) diff --git a/outreach/37-trigone-gers/email-chain.md b/outreach/37-trigone-gers/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..870dda6 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/37-trigone-gers/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +# Chaîne email — Trigone (Gers) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** contact@trigone-gers.fr +**Objet :** Votre expérimentation de poules documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification et enrichissement + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux environnementaux et sociaux, accompagnées d'études de cas réelles. + +Votre expérimentation de distribution de poules à l'échelle du département du Gers — menée dans l'objectif de collecter des données statistiques sur le détournement des biodéchets — y figure comme étude de cas de référence. C'est un projet que nous trouvons particulièrement instructif, notamment pour son approche territoriale et sa rigueur dans le suivi des données. + +Je souhaitais vous en informer et vous inviter à : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées ; +2. **Enrichir la fiche** si vous souhaitez y ajouter des résultats chiffrés, des enseignements ou des ressources complémentaires. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement ou à consulter la fiche sur communityfix.org. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** contact@trigone-gers.fr +**Objet :** Rép : Votre expérimentation de poules documentée sur CommunityFix — vérification et enrichissement + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon précédent message resté sans réponse. + +L'étude de cas portant sur votre programme d'expérimentation de poules dans le Gers est accessible sur CommunityFix, et nous tenons à ce qu'elle reflète fidèlement votre travail. Si vous préférez que certaines informations soient modifiées ou retirées, nous en tiendrons compte immédiatement. + +Si vous souhaitez simplement confirmer que la fiche est correcte, un bref retour de votre part suffira. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** contact@trigone-gers.fr +**Objet :** Rép : Votre expérimentation de poules documentée sur CommunityFix — dernier message + +Bonjour, + +Je vous contacte une dernière fois au sujet de l'étude de cas Trigone publiée sur CommunityFix, documentant votre expérimentation de poules à l'échelle du Gers. + +Sans retour de votre part, nous considérerons que la fiche peut rester en ligne telle quelle. Elle demeure modifiable à tout moment si vous souhaitez nous contacter ultérieurement. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour votre engagement en faveur de la réduction des biodéchets, et bonne continuation à Trigone. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/37-trigone-gers/linkedin.md b/outreach/37-trigone-gers/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6a3af46 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/37-trigone-gers/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +# LinkedIn — Trigone (Gers) + +**Page :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/trigone + +--- + +## Note de demande de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix. Votre expérimentation de poules dans le Gers est documentée sur notre plateforme. Je souhaitais vous en informer et échanger si vous le souhaitez. + +--- + +## Message après connexion acceptée + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande. + +Comme mentionné, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) est une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux environnementaux. L'expérimentation de distribution de poules menée par Trigone à l'échelle du département du Gers y figure comme étude de cas de référence — en particulier pour son dispositif de collecte de données statistiques sur le détournement des biodéchets. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Je vous invite à consulter la fiche et, si vous le souhaitez, à nous faire part de toute correction ou information complémentaire à y ajouter. + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/README.md b/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bbec442 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 38 · CCST (Territoire de Belfort) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 38 | +| **Programme** | Distribution de poules (2013-2016) — service déchets de la CCST | +| **Organisation** | Communauté de communes du Sud Territoire (CCST) | +| **Personne** | — | +| **Rôle** | — | +| **Localisation** | Territoire de Belfort, France | +| **Résultat** | Succès | +| **Email** | ccst90@ccst90.fr | +| **LinkedIn** | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/ccst90 | +| **Site** | https://www.cc-sud-territoire.fr/ | +| **Langue** | Français | + +## Canaux à activer + +- **Email** — contact principal via `ccst90@ccst90.fr` (3 messages planifiés : J0, J+7, J+14) +- **LinkedIn** — page entreprise `ccst90` (note de connexion + message après acceptation) diff --git a/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/email-chain.md b/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bdafa23 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +# Chaîne email — CCST · ccst90@ccst90.fr + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact (J0) + +**À :** ccst90@ccst90.fr +**Objet :** Votre programme de distribution de poules documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de votre programme pluriannuel de distribution de poules (2013-2016), piloté par le service déchets de la Communauté de communes du Sud Territoire. + +Ce programme figure parmi les études de cas de référence publiées sur **CommunityFix** (communityfix.org), une plateforme collaborative qui recense des solutions concrètes à des enjeux locaux — ici, la réduction des déchets organiques à la source. + +Je souhaiterais vous proposer deux choses : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées — dates, périmètre, résultats — afin que la fiche soit fidèle à votre expérience terrain. +2. **Enrichir l'étude de cas** si vous souhaitez partager des données complémentaires : tonnages détournés, retours des participants, enseignements pour d'autres collectivités. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Votre expérience peut directement inspirer d'autres territoires qui envisagent une démarche similaire. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous que je vous envoie directement la fiche pour relecture ? + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (J+7) + +**À :** ccst90@ccst90.fr +**Objet :** RE : Votre programme de distribution de poules documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message du [date J0]. + +Votre programme de distribution de poules mené entre 2013 et 2016 dans le Sud Territoire est un exemple concret de réduction des déchets organiques à la source, et nous aimerions nous assurer que la fiche publiée sur CommunityFix vous rend justice. + +Si vous n'avez pas le temps de relire l'intégralité de la fiche, même un retour succinct sur les chiffres clés ou un lien vers un bilan officiel serait précieux. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement ou à me transmettre les coordonnées de la personne la mieux placée pour cela. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (J+14) + +**À :** ccst90@ccst90.fr +**Objet :** Clôture — Programme de distribution de poules / CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je vous contactais pour la dernière fois au sujet de votre programme de distribution de poules (2013-2016), documenté sur CommunityFix. + +Sans retour de votre part, nous maintiendrons la fiche en l'état avec les informations publiques disponibles. Elle reste bien sûr modifiable à tout moment si vous souhaitez y apporter des précisions ou des compléments ultérieurement — il vous suffira de nous écrire. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour l'engagement de votre collectivité sur ce sujet, qui continue d'inspirer d'autres territoires. + +Bien cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/linkedin.md b/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..66f1ee5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/38-ccst-belfort/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# LinkedIn — CCST · https://fr.linkedin.com/company/ccst90 + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, une plateforme de solutions locales. Le programme de distribution de poules de la CCST (2013-2016) y est documenté comme étude de cas de référence. Je souhaiterais échanger brièvement. Merci ! + +*(275 caractères)* + +--- + +## Message après acceptation de la connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté cette mise en relation. + +Comme mentionné, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) documente votre programme pluriannuel de distribution de poules (2013-2016) comme étude de cas de référence en matière de réduction des déchets organiques à la source. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Nous aimerions vous proposer de relire la fiche pour en vérifier l'exactitude, et éventuellement l'enrichir avec des données ou retours d'expérience que vous souhaiteriez partager. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour en discuter, ou pouvez-vous me rediriger vers la personne concernée au sein de la CCST ? + +Bien cordialement, +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/README.md b/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec4cbde --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 39: Austin Resource Recovery + +| Field | Value | +|---------------|-------| +| **ID** | 39 | +| **Programme** | Chicken-keeping class + $75 backyard coop rebate (no hen distribution) | +| **Org** | City of Austin / Austin Resource Recovery | +| **Person** | — | +| **Role** | — | +| **Email** | composting@austinrecycles.com | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/austin-resource-recovery | +| **Website** | https://www.austintexas.gov/resource-recovery | +| **Language** | English | +| **Status** | Ongoing | + +## Channels + +1. **Email** → `composting@austinrecycles.com` — primary channel (3-message sequence in `email-chain.md`) +2. **LinkedIn** → company page — secondary channel (connection note + message in `linkedin.md`) diff --git a/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/email-chain.md b/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b5a59ec --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +# Email Chain — Austin Resource Recovery + +**To:** composting@austinrecycles.com +**Language:** English + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**Subject:** Your chicken-keeping programme is featured on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +I hope this finds you well. My name is Arnaud Gissinger — I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so communities everywhere can learn from them. + +Austin Resource Recovery's backyard chicken programme caught our attention as a particularly thoughtful model: pairing a free chicken-keeping class with a $75 coop-construction rebate lowers barriers for residents without the liability and logistics of distributing live hens. It's exactly the kind of nuanced, replicable design that other cities need to see. + +We've published it as a reference case study on CommunityFix. The idea behind the platform is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — we'd love you to take a quick look and flag anything we've got wrong or that has changed. +2. **Enrichment** — if there's additional data you're able to share (participation numbers, composting diversion figures, programme updates), it would make the case study even more useful to practitioners in other cities considering a similar approach. + +The case study is live at: https://communityfix.org + +There's no cost or obligation — we just want the record to be as accurate and useful as possible. + +Thank you for the work you do. I'd be happy to answer any questions about the platform. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**Subject:** Re: Your chicken-keeping programme is featured on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week about Austin Resource Recovery's backyard chicken programme being featured on CommunityFix. + +I know inboxes get busy — I just wanted to make sure this didn't slip through. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. A quick "looks right" reply is all it takes. + +If composting@austinrecycles.com isn't the best place to direct this, I'd be grateful for a pointer to the right contact. + +Thanks again for your time. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**Subject:** Re: Your chicken-keeping programme is featured on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +This will be my last follow-up — I don't want to clog your inbox. + +The case study for Austin Resource Recovery's chicken-keeping class and coop rebate programme remains live on CommunityFix. We'll keep it as-is unless we hear otherwise. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you'd ever like to review it, add detail, or simply get in touch, you're always welcome to reach me at this address or through communityfix.org. + +Thanks for the programme itself — it's a model worth sharing. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/linkedin.md b/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d907285 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/39-austin-resource-recovery/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Austin Resource Recovery + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/austin-resource-recovery + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org). We've featured Austin Resource Recovery's backyard chicken programme as a reference case study. I'd love to connect and make sure we've got the details right. + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection accepted) + +Hi, + +Thanks for connecting. I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that documents real-world urban and environmental solutions so other communities can learn from them. + +We've published Austin Resource Recovery's backyard chicken programme as a case study: the combination of a free chicken-keeping class with a $75 coop-construction rebate is a genuinely elegant design — it reduces barriers for residents while sidestepping the liability and logistics of distributing live animals. It's exactly the kind of replicable model that practitioners in other cities are looking for. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out to: +1. **Check accuracy** — please flag anything we've got wrong or that has since changed. +2. **Invite enrichment** — if you're able to share participation figures, composting diversion data, or programme updates, it would make the case study considerably more useful to others. + +No cost or obligation — we just want the record to be accurate and helpful. + +Happy to answer any questions about the platform. Thanks for your time, and for running a programme worth documenting. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/README.md b/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7b8c7e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 40: IBAMA Amazon Enforcement + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 40 | +| **Programme** | Brazil's reactivated IBAMA enforcement cutting Amazon deforestation to an 11-year low | +| **Organisation** | IBAMA (Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis) | +| **Contact person** | (none) | +| **Contact role** | (none) | +| **Email** | imprensa@mma.gov.br | +| **LinkedIn** | https://br.linkedin.com/company/ibama | +| **Website** | https://www.gov.br/ibama/pt-br | +| **Language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | + +## Notes + +- Contact is the press/communications office of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MMA), which oversees IBAMA. +- No named individual contact — use neutral institutional greeting. +- Three-message email sequence drafted; LinkedIn connection note + follow-up message also drafted. diff --git a/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/email-chain.md b/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1dd17c5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Email Chain — IBAMA / MMA Press Office + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** imprensa@mma.gov.br +**Subject:** IBAMA's Amazon enforcement documented on CommunityFix — review invited + +--- + +Dear IBAMA Communications Team, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to environmental and social challenges so that other governments, organisations, and communities can learn from them and adapt what works. + +We have published a case study on IBAMA's reinvigorated Amazon enforcement programme — the coordinated effort by IBAMA, ICMBio, INPE, and the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change that helped bring deforestation in the Legal Amazon to an 11-year low. The case study covers the operational approach, the role of satellite monitoring data from INPE, the scale of fines and seizures, and the measurable outcome. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I am writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review.** We want the record to reflect what actually happened on the ground. If your team spots anything that needs correcting or updating, we will make the changes promptly. +2. **Enrichment.** If there are published reports, enforcement statistics, or lessons learned that you are willing to share, we would be glad to link to them so that practitioners in other countries can draw on IBAMA's experience directly. + +The case study is publicly accessible and freely reusable under an open licence. There is no commercial interest on our part — the goal is simply to make proven environmental enforcement approaches visible and replicable. + +I would be happy to share the direct link to the case study and answer any questions. Please feel free to reply to this email or reach out via communityfix.org. + +Thank you for your time and for the work IBAMA continues to do for the Amazon. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days after Message 1) + +**To:** imprensa@mma.gov.br +**Subject:** Re: IBAMA's Amazon enforcement documented on CommunityFix — review invited + +--- + +Dear IBAMA Communications Team, + +I wanted to follow up on my email from last week regarding the case study we published on IBAMA's Amazon enforcement work and the 11-year deforestation low recorded in the Legal Amazon. + +If your team has had a chance to take a look and has any corrections or additional material to contribute, I would very much welcome the input. Equally, if now is not the right moment, I am happy to work around your schedule. + +The case study is live and already drawing interest from environmental practitioners in other regions who are looking to understand how coordinated federal enforcement, combined with real-time satellite monitoring, can produce measurable results at scale. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Please do not hesitate to reply here or contact me at communityfix.org. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 1) + +**To:** imprensa@mma.gov.br +**Subject:** Re: IBAMA's Amazon enforcement documented on CommunityFix — last note + +--- + +Dear IBAMA Communications Team, + +This is a brief final note on the case study we have published documenting IBAMA's Amazon enforcement programme and its contribution to reducing deforestation to an 11-year low. + +I understand that communications teams receive a high volume of messages, and I do not want to take up more of your time. The case study will remain live and publicly accessible regardless. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point in the future you would like to review it for accuracy or add supplementary material, the door is always open — simply reach out via communityfix.org or reply to this email. + +Thank you for the important work your agency and its partners do for the Amazon and for Brazil. + +With kind regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/linkedin.md b/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8c297fd --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/40-ibama-brazil/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — IBAMA + +**Profile:** https://br.linkedin.com/company/ibama + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi, I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org). We've documented IBAMA's Amazon enforcement programme as a reference case study. I'd love to connect and invite your team to review it for accuracy. Thank you! + +*(Character count: ~237)* + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Dear IBAMA Team, + +Thank you for connecting. I wanted to share a bit more context on why I reached out. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents real-world environmental and social solutions so that practitioners worldwide can learn from them. We recently published a case study on IBAMA's reinvigorated Amazon enforcement programme — the coordinated effort by IBAMA, ICMBio, INPE, and the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change that helped bring deforestation in the Legal Amazon to an 11-year low. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other governments and organisations can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the approaches that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one country's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We are reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review.** We want the record to be correct. If your team spots anything that should be updated or clarified, we will act on it promptly. +2. **Enrichment.** If there are published reports, statistics, or lessons learned you are willing to share, we can link to them directly so that environmental enforcement practitioners in other countries can draw on IBAMA's experience. + +The case study is freely accessible and carries no commercial purpose — our only goal is to make proven approaches visible and replicable. + +I would be happy to share the direct link. Please feel free to reply here or contact us via communityfix.org. + +Thank you for your time and for IBAMA's ongoing work in the Amazon. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/README.md b/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..906f89f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 41: Amazon Fund (Fundo Amazônia / BNDES) + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 41 | +| **Programme** | Performance-based forest finance that pays for verified reductions in Amazon deforestation, managed by BNDES with funding from Norway, Germany, and other donors | +| **Organisation** | Amazon Fund (Fundo Amazônia) / BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank) | +| **Contact person** | (none on record) | +| **Contact role** | Amazon Fund Department | +| **Email** | fundoamazonia@bndes.gov.br | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/bndes | +| **Website** | https://www.amazonfund.gov.br | +| **Draft language** | English | +| **Channels to use** | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | diff --git a/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/email-chain.md b/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7b4176 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Email Chain — Amazon Fund Department / BNDES + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** fundoamazonia@bndes.gov.br +**Subject:** Amazon Fund featured as a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Amazon Fund Department, + +I am writing to let you know that the Amazon Fund (Fundo Amazônia) is documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform mapping real-world solutions to environmental and social challenges. + +The case study focuses on the Fund's performance-based model — where verified, independently-audited reductions in Amazon deforestation trigger payments from international donors such as Norway and Germany — and highlights it as a successful example of results-based forest finance at national scale. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We would be grateful for two things: + +1. **Accuracy review** — If anything in the case study is incomplete, outdated, or imprecise, we would welcome your corrections. You can view it directly at communityfix.org. +2. **Enrichment** — If you are willing to share additional details — metrics on deforestation avoided, funded project areas, or lessons learned — we can update the record to make it more useful for practitioners and policymakers looking to replicate the model elsewhere. + +CommunityFix is a non-commercial reference resource. Our goal is simply to make proven approaches easier to discover and adapt. + +Thank you for the Fund's work, and I hope to hear from you. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** fundoamazonia@bndes.gov.br +**Subject:** Re: Amazon Fund featured as a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Amazon Fund Department, + +I wanted to follow up on my email from last week regarding the Amazon Fund case study on CommunityFix. + +In case the previous message was missed: we have documented the Fund's performance-based deforestation-reduction model as a reference case study on our platform, and we would value your input to ensure the record is accurate and as useful as possible to the global community working on forest finance. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If there is a better contact within BNDES or the Amazon Fund secretariat for this kind of request, please do not hesitate to point me in that direction. + +Thank you again for your time. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 2) + +**To:** fundoamazonia@bndes.gov.br +**Subject:** Re: Amazon Fund featured as a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Amazon Fund Department, + +This is my final note on this topic. I understand that inboxes get busy, and I do not want to be a persistent distraction. + +The Amazon Fund case study remains live on CommunityFix as a positive reference for performance-based forest finance. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. Should you ever wish to review it, add information, or request any change, our contact details are on the site and we would be glad to hear from you. + +Thank you for the Fund's continued work in protecting the Amazon. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/linkedin.md b/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0731783 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/41-amazon-fund-bndes/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — BNDES + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/bndes + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We've documented the Amazon Fund as a reference case study on our platform. I'd love to connect and hear if the record looks accurate to your team. Thank you! + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection accepted) + +Hello, + +Thank you for connecting. I wanted to share a bit more context on why I reached out. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open, non-commercial platform that maps proven solutions to environmental and social challenges. We have documented the Amazon Fund (Fundo Amazônia) as a reference case study, highlighting its performance-based model — whereby independently verified reductions in Amazon deforestation trigger payments from international donors — as a successful example of results-based forest finance. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We reached out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — We want to make sure the case study reflects the Fund correctly. If anything is off, your team's corrections are very welcome. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're open to sharing additional details — key metrics, geographic scope, or lessons learned — we can strengthen the record for practitioners worldwide who are looking to adapt similar approaches. + +There is no commercial angle here; our only goal is to make this model easier for others to discover and replicate. + +Would anyone on your team be the right person to take a look? I am happy to share a direct link to the case study. + +Thank you for the Fund's work. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/README.md b/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ab840c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 42 : Le Relais / Mont des Avaloirs + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---------------|--------| +| **ID** | 42 | +| **Programme** | Retrait des conteneurs textiles Le Relais dans le Mont des Avaloirs (CCMA) après sous-financement de la REP | +| **Résultat** | Échec / arrêt | +| **Org contact** | Le Relais | +| **Personne** | (aucune identifiée) | +| **Rôle** | Communication / Siège national | +| **Email** | lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org | +| **LinkedIn** | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/le-relais | +| **Site** | https://lerelais.org | +| **Langue** | Français | +| **Canaux** | Email (prioritaire), LinkedIn (note + message après connexion) | + +## Notes + +Cas d'arrêt sensible : le programme a été interrompu en raison d'un sous-financement de la filière REP (Responsabilité Élargie du Producteur) sur le territoire de la Communauté de communes du Mont des Avaloirs (Mayenne). Adopter un ton particulièrement respectueux, valoriser les enseignements tirés de cet arrêt pour la communauté. diff --git a/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/email-chain.md b/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b55adb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Chaîne email — Étude de cas 42 : Le Relais / Mont des Avaloirs + +**Destinataire :** lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org +**Expéditeur :** Arnaud Gissinger, Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**Objet :** CommunityFix — votre expérience dans le Mont des Avaloirs documentée comme étude de cas + +--- + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au nom de CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme open source qui recense des expériences concrètes de solutions face aux défis collectifs — succès comme arrêts — afin d'en faire bénéficier d'autres acteurs de terrain. + +Nous avons documenté le retrait des conteneurs textiles Le Relais dans le Mont des Avaloirs (CCMA) comme étude de cas de référence sur notre plateforme. Cette expérience, qui a pris fin en raison du sous-financement de la filière REP sur ce territoire, nous semble particulièrement précieuse : elle illustre concrètement les limites structurelles que peuvent rencontrer les opérateurs de collecte textile dans certains bassins ruraux, et les enseignements qu'elle porte peuvent aider d'autres organisations à anticiper des situations similaires. + +Nous souhaiterions vous proposer deux choses : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** de la fiche telle qu'elle est publiée, pour nous assurer qu'elle reflète fidèlement votre vécu. +2. **L'enrichir**, si vous le souhaitez, avec des éléments que vous jugez utiles à partager : chronologie, données chiffrées, facteurs déclenchants, recommandations à d'autres opérateurs. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Il n'y a aucune obligation d'aller au-delà d'une simple relecture — votre temps est précieux et nous respectons celui que vous pouvez nous accorder. + +Si vous souhaitez consulter la fiche ou échanger, je suis disponible à votre convenance. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~J+7) + +**Objet :** Re : CommunityFix — votre expérience dans le Mont des Avaloirs documentée comme étude de cas + +--- + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message du [date d'envoi]. + +Je comprends tout à fait que vos agendas soient chargés. Je voulais simplement m'assurer que mon email ne s'était pas perdu, et réitérer notre intérêt pour votre retour d'expérience sur le retrait des conteneurs textiles dans le Mont des Avaloirs. + +Le sous-financement de la REP qui a conduit à l'arrêt de ce programme est un sujet que d'autres opérateurs et collectivités rencontrent également. Votre regard, même synthétique, apporterait une valeur réelle à la communauté qui consulte CommunityFix. + +Si une réponse rapide vous convient mieux, un simple « la fiche est correcte » ou « nous ne souhaitons pas participer » nous suffit tout à fait. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci pour votre attention, et bonne journée à vous. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~J+14) + +**Objet :** Re : CommunityFix — étude de cas Le Relais / Mont des Avaloirs (dernier message) + +--- + +Bonjour, + +Il s'agit de mon dernier message sur ce sujet, afin de ne pas vous importuner davantage. + +Faute de retour de votre part, nous maintiendrons la fiche en l'état sur CommunityFix, en veillant à ce qu'elle reste factuelle et respectueuse de votre engagement sur le terrain dans le Mont des Avaloirs. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Si vous souhaitez à tout moment nous signaler une inexactitude, apporter un complément ou demander le retrait de l'étude de cas, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter à cette même adresse — nous traiterons votre demande rapidement. + +Merci pour le travail que Le Relais accomplit sur le territoire, et bonne continuation. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/linkedin.md b/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..820804f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/42-le-relais-mont-des-avaloirs/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn — Étude de cas 42 : Le Relais / Mont des Avaloirs + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/le-relais + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix. Nous avons documenté l'expérience du retrait des conteneurs textiles dans le Mont des Avaloirs. J'aimerais vous en informer et recueillir votre avis si possible. + +*(253 caractères)* + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je fonde CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme qui recense des expériences concrètes — succès et arrêts — pour aider d'autres acteurs à apprendre de ce qui a été tenté sur le terrain. + +Nous avons documenté le retrait des conteneurs textiles Le Relais dans le Mont des Avaloirs (CCMA), programme qui a pris fin après le sous-financement de la filière REP. Nous pensons que les enseignements de cette expérience ont une vraie valeur pour d'autres opérateurs ou collectivités qui pourraient se retrouver dans une situation similaire. En documentant ce qui a été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres acteurs peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et s'appuyer sur ce qui fonctionne : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une organisation en un savoir utile à tous, c'est une contribution concrète à un monde meilleur. + +Nous souhaiterions simplement : +- Vous soumettre la fiche pour vérification de son exactitude. +- Vous proposer de l'enrichir si vous le jugez utile. + +Aucune obligation : un simple retour sur l'exactitude de la fiche nous suffit déjà. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un bref échange, ou préférez-vous que je vous transmette la fiche directement par email (lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org) ? + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/43-refashion/README.md b/outreach/43-refashion/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4a9e6b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/43-refashion/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 43 · Refashion + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 43 | +| **Programme** | Hausses d'urgence du soutien REP à la tonne par Refashion pour sauver la filière française du tri textile | +| **Organisation** | Refashion (éco-organisme) + gouvernement français | +| **Contact** | Valentine Roger | +| **Rôle** | Attachée de presse (La Villa Groupe) | +| **Email** | vroger@lavillagroupe.com | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/refashion-ecoorganisme | +| **Site** | https://refashion.fr | +| **Langue** | Français | +| **Canaux disponibles** | Email · LinkedIn | diff --git a/outreach/43-refashion/email-chain.md b/outreach/43-refashion/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..12a09b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/43-refashion/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Chaîne email — Valentine Roger · Refashion + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** vroger@lavillagroupe.com +**Objet :** CommunityFix — Refashion documentée comme étude de cas de référence + +Madame Roger, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet de Refashion, dont le programme de hausse d'urgence des soutiens REP à la tonne — mis en place pour préserver la filière française du tri textile — est documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +CommunityFix est une plateforme publique qui recense les solutions concrètes à des problèmes collectifs, avec les organisations qui les ont mises en œuvre. L'objectif est de rendre ces expériences réutilisables par d'autres acteurs, en France et à l'international. + +Nous souhaiterions deux choses : +1. Vous inviter à vérifier l'exactitude des informations publiées sur le projet de Refashion. +2. Vous proposer de les enrichir — métriques, sources, enseignements — si vous le souhaitez. + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous que je vous envoie directement le lien vers la fiche pour relecture ? + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~J+7) + +**À :** vroger@lavillagroupe.com +**Objet :** Re : CommunityFix — Refashion documentée comme étude de cas de référence + +Madame Roger, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message du 13 juin. + +Pour rappel, il s'agit de la fiche CommunityFix consacrée au programme d'urgence Refashion sur les soutiens REP à la tonne, qui a joué un rôle déterminant pour maintenir en activité plusieurs centres de tri textiles en France. + +Si vous n'êtes pas la bonne interlocutrice pour ce sujet, n'hésitez pas à m'indiquer vers qui me tourner — je ne veux pas vous faire perdre de temps. + +Dans le cas contraire, un simple retour par email suffit pour commencer. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~J+14) + +**À :** vroger@lavillagroupe.com +**Objet :** Re : CommunityFix — Refashion (dernier message) + +Madame Roger, + +Je reviens une dernière fois au sujet de la fiche CommunityFix consacrée au programme de soutien REP de Refashion. + +Sans retour de votre part, nous conserverons les informations publiées en l'état. La fiche reste accessible et modifiable ultérieurement si Refashion souhaite un jour y contribuer. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Merci en tout cas pour l'action menée par Refashion sur ce dossier — le maintien de la filière de tri textile en France est un enjeu que nous souhaitons documenter avec soin. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/43-refashion/linkedin.md b/outreach/43-refashion/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..320e59f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/43-refashion/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# LinkedIn — Refashion + +**Page :** https://www.linkedin.com/company/refashion-ecoorganisme + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis Arnaud Gissinger, fondateur de CommunityFix. Le programme de soutien REP d'urgence de Refashion pour le tri textile est documenté sur notre plateforme. J'aimerais échanger pour vérifier et enrichir cette fiche. + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je vous contacte car le programme de hausse d'urgence des soutiens REP à la tonne mis en œuvre par Refashion — pour préserver la filière française du tri textile — est documenté comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme publique qui recense les solutions concrètes à des problèmes collectifs. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Nous souhaiterions vous inviter à vérifier l'exactitude de la fiche et, si vous le souhaitez, à l'enrichir (métriques, sources, retours d'expérience). + +Seriez-vous la bonne personne pour cela, ou pouvez-vous nous orienter vers un interlocuteur chez Refashion ? + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/README.md b/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..175df07 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 44 : Le Relais / Récup Action (Vic-en-Bigorre) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| ID étude de cas | 44 | +| Programme | Suspension de la collecte textile Le Relais/Récup Action dans les Hautes-Pyrénées (juillet 2025) | +| Résultat | Partiel | +| Organisation implémentatrice | Le Relais / Récup Action (Vic-en-Bigorre) | +| Contact org | Le Relais France | +| Contact personne | — | +| Contact rôle | — | +| Email | lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org | +| LinkedIn | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/le-relais | +| Site web | https://lerelais.org | +| Langue | Français | + +## Canaux disponibles + +- **Email** : oui → `email-chain.md` +- **LinkedIn** : oui → `linkedin.md` +- **Formulaire de contact** : non (email présent) diff --git a/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/email-chain.md b/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..80cfb49 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Chaîne email — Le Relais France + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org +**Objet :** Votre programme de collecte textile documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet d'une étude de cas publiée sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), plateforme collaborative qui documente des solutions concrètes à des enjeux locaux. + +Votre programme de collecte textile dans les Hautes-Pyrénées — et notamment la suspension temporaire de juillet 2025 liée au différentiel de coût (156 €/tonne reçus contre 304 €/tonne de coût opérationnel) — y est référencé comme étude de cas de référence. Ce type de situation illustre avec précision les tensions économiques que traversent les acteurs du réemploi textile, et nous pensons qu'il mérite d'être documenté sérieusement. + +Nous souhaiterions vous inviter à : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées, afin de corriger toute imprécision ; +2. **Enrichir l'étude de cas** si vous souhaitez partager des éléments supplémentaires (contexte, chiffres, leçons tirées, évolution depuis). + +Votre contribution restera sous votre contrôle : vous pouvez nous indiquer ce qui peut être rendu public et ce qui doit rester confidentiel. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +N'hésitez pas à me revenir si vous avez des questions. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org +**Objet :** Rép : Votre programme de collecte textile documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière. + +Nous avons documenté sur CommunityFix la suspension de la collecte textile dans les Hautes-Pyrénées en juillet 2025, en lien avec l'écart entre le prix de reprise (156 €/tonne) et le coût réel de collecte (304 €/tonne). Ce cas nous semble particulièrement utile pour d'autres territoires confrontés aux mêmes déséquilibres économiques. + +Si vous avez quelques minutes pour relire l'étude de cas et nous faire part de vos retours ou corrections, nous en serions reconnaissants. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. Je reste disponible pour en discuter. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** lerelaisfrance@lerelais.org +**Objet :** Rép : Votre programme de collecte textile documenté sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je reviens une dernière fois au sujet de l'étude de cas sur la collecte textile dans les Hautes-Pyrénées publiée sur CommunityFix. + +Sans retour de votre part, nous conserverons le document en l'état, avec les informations dont nous disposons. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment vérifier, corriger ou enrichir cette fiche, vous pouvez nous écrire à cette adresse ou nous contacter via communityfix.org. + +Merci pour votre temps et pour le travail que vous menez sur le terrain. + +Bien cordialement, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/linkedin.md b/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a39e976 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/44-le-relais-vic-en-bigorre/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +# LinkedIn — Le Relais France + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/le-relais + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, je suis le fondateur de CommunityFix, plateforme qui documente des solutions locales concrètes. Votre programme de collecte textile dans les Hautes-Pyrénées y est référencé — j'aimerais vous en informer. + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Je souhaitais vous informer que votre programme de collecte textile dans les Hautes-Pyrénées est documenté comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). Nous y avons notamment consigné la suspension de juillet 2025, liée à l'écart entre le prix de reprise (156 €/tonne) et le coût opérationnel réel (304 €/tonne) — un enjeu structurel qui concerne de nombreux territoires. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Nous serions ravis que vous puissiez : +- vérifier l'exactitude des informations publiées ; +- les compléter si vous le souhaitez. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre ici ou par email à travers le site. + +Bien cordialement, +Arnaud Gissinger +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/45-pays-flechois/README.md b/outreach/45-pays-flechois/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d8da7e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/45-pays-flechois/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 45 : Pays Fléchois + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 45 | +| **Programme** | Le Pays Fléchois a recontractualisé un nouveau collecteur de textile après la suspension de Le Relais | +| **Organisation** | Communauté de communes du Pays Fléchois | +| **Personne** | — | +| **Rôle** | — | +| **Email** | contact@cc-paysflechois.fr | +| **LinkedIn** | https://fr.linkedin.com/company/communaute-de-communes-du-pays-flechois | +| **Site web** | https://www.paysflechois.fr | +| **Langue** | Français | +| **Résultat** | Partiel | +| **Localisation** | Sarthe, France | + +## Canaux de contact + +1. **Email** — contact@cc-paysflechois.fr (canal principal) +2. **LinkedIn** — page de la communauté de communes (canal secondaire) diff --git a/outreach/45-pays-flechois/email-chain.md b/outreach/45-pays-flechois/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..787f4c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/45-pays-flechois/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +# Chaîne email — Communauté de communes du Pays Fléchois + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** contact@cc-paysflechois.fr +**Objet :** Votre démarche de recontractualisation textile documentée sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet d'une initiative que vous avez portée en Sarthe : la recontractualisation d'un nouveau collecteur de textile après la suspension de Le Relais. + +Cette démarche est documentée comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org), une plateforme qui recense des solutions concrètes à des problèmes d'intérêt général, afin d'aider d'autres collectivités à s'en inspirer. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées — votre retour d'expérience direct est précieux pour garantir la fiabilité de la fiche. +2. **Vous inviter à l'enrichir** si vous souhaitez partager des éléments supplémentaires (métriques, enseignements, points de vigilance pour d'autres collectivités). + +Seriez-vous disponible pour un échange rapide, ou préférez-vous me transmettre vos retours par email ? + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** contact@cc-paysflechois.fr +**Objet :** Rép. : Votre démarche de recontractualisation textile documentée sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message de la semaine dernière. + +Votre expérience de recontractualisation d'un collecteur de textile après la suspension de Le Relais est exactement le type de retour terrain qui peut aider d'autres collectivités confrontées à la même situation. Même un retour bref sur ce qui a fonctionné — ou ce qui s'est avéré plus difficile — aurait une vraie valeur pour la plateforme. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement ou à me rediriger vers la personne en charge de ce dossier. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** contact@cc-paysflechois.fr +**Objet :** Rép. : Votre démarche de recontractualisation textile documentée sur CommunityFix + +Bonjour, + +Je reviens une dernière fois au sujet de l'étude de cas documentant votre démarche de recontractualisation d'un collecteur de textile en Sarthe. + +Sans nouvelles de votre part, je laisse la fiche en l'état sur CommunityFix. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. Si vous souhaitez à tout moment la compléter, la corriger ou la retirer, vous pouvez me contacter à cette adresse. + +Merci pour l'action que vous menez sur le territoire. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/45-pays-flechois/linkedin.md b/outreach/45-pays-flechois/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..592edb1 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/45-pays-flechois/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn — Communauté de communes du Pays Fléchois + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/company/communaute-de-communes-du-pays-flechois + +--- + +## Note de connexion (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour, votre démarche de recontractualisation textile après la suspension de Le Relais est documentée sur CommunityFix. J'aimerais vous en informer et vérifier l'exactitude de la fiche avec vous. + +--- + +## Message après connexion + +Bonjour, + +Merci pour la connexion. + +Je voulais vous informer que la démarche portée par la Communauté de communes du Pays Fléchois — recontractualiser un nouveau collecteur de textile après la suspension de Le Relais — est documentée comme étude de cas sur CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +L'objectif de la plateforme est d'aider d'autres collectivités à s'inspirer de solutions déjà testées sur le terrain. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Je serais heureux que vous puissiez : +- vérifier que les informations publiées sont exactes, +- enrichir la fiche si vous souhaitez partager des éléments supplémentaires. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre ici ou par email si vous préférez. + +Cordialement, +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/README.md b/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4347401 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 46: FundiFix Kenya + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-------| +| **ID** | 46 | +| **Programme** | FundiFix's professionalised "smart handpump" maintenance service on performance contracts in Kitui & Kwale Counties, Kenya | +| **Org** | FundiFix Ltd / Water Services Maintenance Trust Fund | +| **Contact person** | (none) | +| **Role** | (none) | +| **Email** | info@fundifix.org | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/fundifix | +| **Website** | https://fundifix.org | +| **Language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | + +## Notes + +No named contact is available; drafts use a neutral organisational greeting. +Email is available — email-chain.md and linkedin.md are both drafted. +No contact-form.md needed (email is present). diff --git a/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/email-chain.md b/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d5a06f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Email Chain — FundiFix (info@fundifix.org) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@fundifix.org +**Subject:** FundiFix featured as a case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Hello, + +I'm writing to let you know that FundiFix's professionalised handpump maintenance service in Kitui and Kwale Counties has been documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org). + +CommunityFix is an open platform that maps proven solutions to real community problems. Your work — professionalising rural water point maintenance through performance contracts and remote monitoring — is exactly the kind of evidence-based practice we want practitioners worldwide to be able to discover and replicate. + +The case study is live at: https://communityfix.org + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We'd love two things from you, if you're open to it: + +1. **A quick accuracy check** — please let us know if anything in the description is wrong or out of date. We want the record to reflect your work faithfully. +2. **Enrichment** — if you have metrics, cost data, lessons learned, or links to reports you're happy to share publicly, we can add them to make the case study more useful to others. + +There's no obligation; even a brief "looks good" or a correction by reply is genuinely helpful. + +Thank you for what you're doing for rural water access in Kenya. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** info@fundifix.org +**Subject:** Re: FundiFix featured as a case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Hello, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week. I appreciate how busy operational teams are, so I'll keep this short. + +FundiFix's performance-contract model for handpump maintenance in Kitui and Kwale is one of the stronger examples of sustainable rural water service delivery we've come across. Having it on CommunityFix — accurate and well-documented — would help other counties and countries that are trying to move away from reactive, break-and-fix approaches. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If a quick review or a few added data points is something someone on your team could manage, I'd be grateful. A reply to this email is all it takes to get started. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** info@fundifix.org +**Subject:** Re: FundiFix featured as a case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Hello, + +This will be my last follow-up — I don't want to clutter your inbox. + +The FundiFix case study remains published on CommunityFix as-is. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever want to review it for accuracy or add context (metrics, funding sources, lessons learned from scaling to new counties), the offer stands — just reply to this email at any time. + +Thank you for your work on sustainable handpump maintenance in Kenya. It matters, and it deserves to be known. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/linkedin.md b/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1d07672 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/46-fundifix-kenya/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — FundiFix +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/fundifix + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hello — FundiFix's performance-contract handpump maintenance in Kitui & Kwale is documented as a case study on CommunityFix. I'd love to connect and check the record is accurate. — Arnaud, Founder at CommunityFix + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Hello, + +Thank you for connecting. + +I wanted to share that FundiFix's professionalised handpump maintenance service in Kitui and Kwale Counties is published as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — a platform that helps practitioners around the world discover and replicate proven community-level solutions. + +Your model — performance contracts, remote monitoring, and a professionalised technician network — is exactly the kind of durable, evidence-based approach that others trying to fix rural water service delivery need to see. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We'd be glad to hear from you on two points: + +1. **Accuracy** — does the case study reflect your work correctly? Any corrections or updates are welcome. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are metrics, cost figures, or lessons from scaling that you're comfortable sharing publicly, we can add them to make the record more useful to the sector. + +No pressure at all — even a quick "looks right" is helpful. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/47-playpumps-roundabout/README.md b/outreach/47-playpumps-roundabout/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..845eeec --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/47-playpumps-roundabout/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 47: PlayPumps / Roundabout Water Solutions + +## Summary + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 47 | +| Programme | PlayPumps merry-go-round water pumps — ad-funded maintenance model (documented failure) | +| Original implementer | PlayPumps International (Trevor Field) | +| Original org status | Dissolved 2010 | +| Contact org | Roundabout Water Solutions (successor) | +| Contact person | (none identified) | +| Contact role | (none identified) | +| Email | (none available) | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/roundabout-water-solutions | +| Website | https://playpumps.co.za (reportedly unreachable as of 2026) | +| Location | Southern Africa (South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia, Eswatini) | +| Outcome | Failed | +| Draft language | English | + +## Reachable channels + +- **LinkedIn only.** No public email address has been identified for Roundabout Water Solutions. The website playpumps.co.za is reportedly unreachable; a contact form route is therefore not viable. LinkedIn is the sole confirmed channel at this time. + +## Files in this folder + +| File | Purpose | +|---|---| +| `README.md` | This file — contact summary and channel notes | +| `linkedin.md` | LinkedIn connection note + post-connection message | + +`email-chain.md` was not created (no email address available). +`contact-form.md` was not created (website reportedly unreachable). diff --git a/outreach/47-playpumps-roundabout/linkedin.md b/outreach/47-playpumps-roundabout/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..84f0f07 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/47-playpumps-roundabout/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Roundabout Water Solutions + +**Profile URL:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/roundabout-water-solutions +**Sender:** Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi — I run CommunityFix, an open knowledge base of community development programmes. We've documented the PlayPumps story as a reference case study. I'd value a moment of your team's time to ensure we've represented it accurately. Thank you. + +*(Character count: ~248)* + +--- + +## Post-connection message + +Subject: PlayPumps documented on CommunityFix — would you review it for accuracy? + +--- + +Hello, + +Thank you for connecting. + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open knowledge base that documents community development programmes — both those that succeeded and those that did not — so that practitioners, funders, and researchers can learn from the full picture. + +We have published case study #47, which covers the PlayPumps merry-go-round water pump programme and the structural challenges that led to its discontinuation, including the limitations of the advertising-funded maintenance model in rural Southern African contexts. + +I am reaching out for two reasons: + +**1. Accuracy review.** We want the record to be fair and precise. No organisation is better placed than yours to tell us where our account is incomplete, oversimplified, or wrong. If anything in the case study misrepresents what happened — the timeline, the scale, the decisions made, or the lessons drawn — we would genuinely welcome your corrections. + +**2. Enrichment.** If Roundabout Water Solutions is willing, we would like to add your perspective on what the programme taught the sector. That might include: what design or financing assumptions proved incorrect, what the successor work has taken forward, or what you would advise anyone considering a similar model today. These insights, attributed or anonymous as you prefer, would make the case study significantly more useful to others. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other organisations can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the approaches that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We recognise this programme has been the subject of considerable public scrutiny, and we do not approach that lightly. The goal of CommunityFix is not to assign blame but to give future implementers honest, usable knowledge. A documented failure examined carefully is often more instructive than a claimed success examined superficially. + +There is no obligation and no deadline. If a brief call or a written exchange suits your team better, I am happy to accommodate either. + +You can view the case study at: https://communityfix.org/case-studies/47 + +Thank you for your time, and for the work Roundabout Water Solutions continues to do on rural water access. + +Kind regards, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Founder, CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/README.md b/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..789a004 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 48: Guo Lab Femtosecond-Laser Solar Desalination (ABF-STIC) + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case Study ID** | 48 | +| **Programme** | Femtosecond-laser superwicking solar-desalination crystallizer (ABF-STIC) proof-of-concept | +| **Organisation** | Guo Lab / Institute of Optics, University of Rochester | +| **Contact Person** | Prof. Chunlei Guo | +| **Role** | Professor of Optics & Physics (Lab PI) | +| **Email** | guo@optics.rochester.edu | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/in/chunlei-guo-1a859b340/ | +| **Website** | https://hajim.rochester.edu/optics/sites/guo/ | +| **Location** | University of Rochester, New York, USA | +| **Outcome** | Partial | +| **Draft Language** | English | + +## Channels + +1. **Email** — primary channel; 3-message sequence in `email-chain.md` +2. **LinkedIn** — secondary channel; connection note + follow-up message in `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/email-chain.md b/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c9c95f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Email Sequence — Prof. Chunlei Guo, Guo Lab, University of Rochester + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** guo@optics.rochester.edu +**Subject:** Your femtosecond-laser desalination work is documented on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Prof. Guo, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that maps real-world solutions to global problems — from clean water access to sustainable energy. + +We have documented your lab's ABF-STIC work — the femtosecond-laser-structured superwicking surface used to drive simultaneous solar desalination and salt crystallization — as a reference case study on the platform. The ability to achieve near-zero liquid discharge alongside freshwater production at the proof-of-concept stage is precisely the kind of outcome our community needs to learn from, including its current limitations and the engineering challenges still to be solved. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I am writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review.** We want to make sure the case study reflects your work faithfully. If any detail is off — the described mechanism, the reported efficiency figures, or the framing of the outcome — we would be grateful for a correction. +2. **Enrichment.** If you are willing, you could add context that does not yet appear in the published literature: lessons learned, bottlenecks at scale, next steps you are pursuing, or links to datasets and supplementary materials. + +The case study is publicly visible and attributed to your lab. Reviewing or enriching it takes only a few minutes through a short web form, or you are welcome to reply directly to this email and I will update it on your behalf. + +Thank you for a genuinely interesting piece of research. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days after Message 1) + +**To:** guo@optics.rochester.edu +**Subject:** Re: Your femtosecond-laser desalination work is documented on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Prof. Guo, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my previous message. I understand academic schedules are demanding, so I will keep this short. + +We have documented your lab's ABF-STIC solar desalination crystallizer on CommunityFix as a case study showing how femtosecond-laser surface texturing can enable simultaneous freshwater recovery and salt harvesting — a partial but technically significant result. Our goal is to help practitioners and researchers elsewhere understand both what worked and what remains unsolved. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If you have five minutes to glance at the entry and flag anything that should be corrected or added, I would genuinely appreciate it. A simple reply to this email is enough — no account or form required if you prefer not. + +Thank you for your time. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 1) + +**To:** guo@optics.rochester.edu +**Subject:** Re: Your femtosecond-laser desalination work on CommunityFix — last note + +--- + +Dear Prof. Guo, + +This is my last follow-up. I do not want to crowd your inbox. + +The case study documenting your ABF-STIC femtosecond-laser desalination work remains live on CommunityFix. It will stay there as a public reference regardless of whether you respond — your research merits the visibility. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. But if you ever want to review it for accuracy, add lessons learned, or link supplementary materials, the door is open: a reply to this email is all it takes and I will handle the rest. + +Thank you for the work your lab does. I hope our paths cross again at some point. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/linkedin.md b/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..186d3d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/48-guo-lab-rochester/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Prof. Chunlei Guo + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/chunlei-guo-1a859b340/ + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi Prof. Guo — I run CommunityFix, an open platform mapping real-world solutions to global problems. We've documented your ABF-STIC femtosecond-laser desalination work as a case study and would love your input on accuracy. Happy to connect! + +*(Character count: ~249)* + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection is accepted) + +Dear Prof. Guo, + +Thank you for connecting. + +I wanted to reach out about a case study we have published on CommunityFix (communityfix.org) documenting your lab's ABF-STIC proof-of-concept — the femtosecond-laser-structured superwicking crystallizer that enables simultaneous solar desalination and near-zero liquid discharge salt recovery. It is exactly the kind of partial-but-promising result that the platform is designed to surface: technically significant, reproducible in principle, and honest about what remains to be solved. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I am writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check.** If anything in the case study misrepresents your work — the surface mechanism, the performance figures, the framing of the outcome — I would very much appreciate a correction. +2. **Optional enrichment.** If you are open to it, any additional context you can share — engineering bottlenecks, scale-up challenges, next steps, links to datasets or supplementary materials — would make the case study far more useful to practitioners trying to learn from your approach. + +There is no obligation, and the entry will remain live either way as a public reference attributed to your lab. But your input would make it meaningfully better. + +Happy to take feedback here, by email, or however is most convenient for you. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/49-givepower/README.md b/outreach/49-givepower/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3ef77e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/49-givepower/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 49: GivePower, Kiunga Kenya + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case Study ID** | 49 | +| **Programme** | Containerised solar-PV reverse-osmosis water plant (~75,000 L/day), Kiunga, Kenya | +| **Organisation** | GivePower Foundation | +| **Contact person** | — | +| **Contact role** | — | +| **Email** | info@givepower.org | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/givepower | +| **Website** | https://givepower.org | +| **Draft language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | + +## Outreach files + +- `email-chain.md` — 3-message email sequence (initial + two follow-ups) +- `linkedin.md` — connection note + longer LinkedIn message diff --git a/outreach/49-givepower/email-chain.md b/outreach/49-givepower/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b707585 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/49-givepower/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Email Chain — GivePower Foundation + +**To:** info@givepower.org +**Language:** English + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**Subject:** Your Kiunga solar-desalination project is on CommunityFix — please review it + +Hi GivePower team, + +I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that documents real-world solutions to community problems so others can learn from and replicate them. + +Your containerised solar-PV reverse-osmosis water plant in Kiunga, Kenya is documented as a reference case study on our platform. The project's ability to produce around 75,000 litres of clean water per day using off-grid solar power is exactly the kind of concrete, replicable solution we want to make more visible to communities, funders, and practitioners worldwide. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — We'd love for you to review the case study and flag anything that needs correcting or updating. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're open to it, adding details such as cost figures, key lessons learned, or links to your own documentation would make the record far more useful to the people who find it. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +The case study is publicly accessible and free to browse — no account needed. + +Would you or someone on your team be willing to take a look? I'm happy to share the direct link and answer any questions. + +Thank you for the work you do in Kiunga and beyond. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**Subject:** Re: Your Kiunga solar-desalination project is on CommunityFix — please review it + +Hi GivePower team, + +Just following up on my note from last week. I wanted to make sure it didn't get lost in a busy inbox. + +The case study of your Kiunga solar-RO installation is live on CommunityFix and already drawing interest from people exploring solar-powered water access solutions in similar contexts. Even a quick accuracy check from your side — or a link to a published report or photo set — would add real value for that audience. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +If now isn't a good time, no worries at all. Just let me know and I can circle back later. + +Thanks again, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**Subject:** Last note — Kiunga case study on CommunityFix + +Hi GivePower team, + +I'll keep this short — I know inboxes are relentless. + +This is my last follow-up about the case study of your Kiunga solar desalination project on CommunityFix. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever want to review, correct, or enrich it, the offer stands — just reach out at any time. + +Either way, thank you for what GivePower is building. We'll keep the record as accurate as we can with the information that's publicly available. + +All the best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/49-givepower/linkedin.md b/outreach/49-givepower/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e771b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/49-givepower/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — GivePower Foundation + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/givepower +**Language:** English + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We've documented GivePower's Kiunga solar-RO water plant as a reference case study. I'd love to invite you to review it for accuracy or add to it. Happy to share the link! + +*(Character count: ~230)* + +--- + +## Longer message (after connecting, or as InMail) + +Hi GivePower team, + +I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform cataloguing real-world solutions to community challenges so others can learn from and replicate them. + +GivePower's containerised solar-PV reverse-osmosis plant in Kiunga, Kenya is documented as a case study on our platform. The project stands out: producing roughly 75,000 litres of clean water a day with off-grid solar in a coastal community is a compelling proof of concept that many practitioners are actively looking for. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want the record to reflect what actually happened on the ground. If anything is off, we'd welcome your corrections. +2. **Enrichment** — Details like cost breakdowns, operational lessons, or links to your own reports and photos would make the case study significantly more useful to the communities and funders who discover it. + +The case study is free and public — no signup required to view it. + +If you or a colleague have a few minutes to take a look, I'd be glad to send the direct link. And if this isn't the right contact, feel free to point me in a better direction. + +Thanks for the incredible work you're doing. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/README.md b/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..64b45fb --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 50: Dar Si Hmad Fog Water Harvesting + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 50 | +| **Programme** | Women-led fog-water harvesting on Mount Boutmezguida — world's largest operational fog-collection system | +| **Organisation** | Dar Si Hmad (Foundation for Development, Education and Culture) | +| **Contact person** | Jamila Bargach | +| **Role** | Executive Director | +| **Email** | dar@darsihmad.org | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/dar-si-hmad-for-development-education-and-culture | +| **Website** | https://darsihmad.org | +| **Location** | Aït Baamrane, Sidi Ifni, Morocco | +| **Outcome** | Success | +| **Draft language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email (primary) · LinkedIn (secondary) | diff --git a/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/email-chain.md b/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..12655ca --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +# Email Chain — Jamila Bargach, Dar Si Hmad + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** dar@darsihmad.org +**Subject:** Dar Si Hmad's fog-water project is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Dr. Bargach, + +I hope this message finds you well. My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps real-world solutions to community challenges so that practitioners, researchers, and policymakers worldwide can learn from proven approaches. + +I'm writing because we have documented Dar Si Hmad's fog-water harvesting programme on Mount Boutmezguida as a reference case study on CommunityFix. The system's scale — 600 villagers served, nets stretching across 6,300 m² of mountainside — and its model of centering women as operators and stewards make it one of the most instructive examples of community-led water access anywhere. We wanted the record to reflect the work accurately and with the depth it deserves. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I have two small requests: + +1. **Review for accuracy** — Would you or a colleague be willing to glance at the entry and flag anything we've got wrong or that needs updating? +2. **Enrich the record** — If there are metrics, lessons learned, or recent developments (e.g., expansions, replication efforts) you'd like added, we'd be glad to incorporate them. You're also welcome to link to Dar Si Hmad's own publications directly from the case study page. + +There's no obligation, and it takes only a few minutes. The goal is simply to make sure the people who find this case study get an accurate picture of what your team has built. + +Would you be open to a quick look? + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** dar@darsihmad.org +**Subject:** Re: Dar Si Hmad's fog-water project is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Dr. Bargach, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my note from last week. I understand you're busy, so I'll keep this short. + +We're keen to make the CommunityFix entry on Dar Si Hmad's Mount Boutmezguida programme as accurate and useful as possible — particularly for practitioners in other water-stressed regions who may be looking at fog collection as a model. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. A note confirming the current reach of the programme, or pointing us to a recent report, would be genuinely valuable. + +If it's easier, feel free to reply with a short note or forward this to a colleague who handles external communications. + +Thank you for everything Dar Si Hmad continues to do in Aït Baamrane. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** dar@darsihmad.org +**Subject:** Re: Dar Si Hmad's fog-water project is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear Dr. Bargach, + +This will be my last note on this topic — I don't want to crowd your inbox. + +The case study for Dar Si Hmad's fog-water programme is live on CommunityFix and will remain there as a public reference. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you or your team ever want to review, update, or expand the entry — now or in the future — please don't hesitate to reach out at arnaud@communityfix.org. + +Thank you for the remarkable work Dar Si Hmad has done for the communities of Aït Baamrane. It's exactly the kind of grounded, long-term commitment that CommunityFix exists to highlight. + +With appreciation, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/linkedin.md b/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fbd30ea --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/50-dar-si-hmad/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Dar Si Hmad + +**Profile/Page:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/dar-si-hmad-for-development-education-and-culture + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org). We've documented Dar Si Hmad's fog-water harvesting programme on Mount Boutmezguida as a reference case study. I'd love to connect and invite Dr. Bargach to review the entry for accuracy. + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connecting) + +Dear Dar Si Hmad team, + +Thank you for connecting. I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps proven community solutions so practitioners worldwide can learn from them and adapt what works. + +We've featured Dar Si Hmad's fog-water harvesting programme on Mount Boutmezguida as a reference case study on the platform. The project's combination of scale (serving over 600 people across several villages), technical ingenuity, and its deliberate model of women as operators and programme stewards makes it one of the clearest examples of community-led water access we've come across. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I have two small requests for Dr. Bargach or your communications team: + +1. **A quick accuracy check** — We want the record to be correct. If anything is outdated or missing, we're glad to update it. +2. **Optional enrichment** — If there are recent metrics, replication efforts, or publications you'd like linked from the case study, we can add those too. + +No commitment required — even a short reply confirming the basics would be helpful. + +Thank you for the extraordinary work Dar Si Hmad does in Aït Baamrane. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/51-fogquest/README.md b/outreach/51-fogquest/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..858f176 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/51-fogquest/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 51: El Tofo / Chungungo Fog Collection + +| Field | Value | +|--------------|-------| +| **ID** | 51 | +| **Programme** | El Tofo/Chungungo fog-collection project — a technically successful fog-harvesting system that ultimately failed due to an unsustainable social and maintenance model | +| **Org** | FogQuest (successor to the original Catholic University of Chile / IDRC research team) | +| **Person** | Robert Schemenauer | +| **Role** | Executive Director & Co-founder | +| **Email** | info@fogquest.org | +| **LinkedIn** | — | +| **Website** | https://fogquest.org | +| **Language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email only (no LinkedIn profile on record) | + +## Notes + +The case study documents a failure outcome — the fog collectors at El Tofo supplied Chungungo with water for years, but the project eventually collapsed when maintenance responsibilities were not effectively transferred to the local community and institutional support waned. FogQuest was founded partly in response to lessons learned from this experience, making Schemenauer both a primary source and a thoughtful steward of the project's legacy. Tone should be respectful and acknowledge the technical achievement while framing the failure honestly as a learning resource. diff --git a/outreach/51-fogquest/email-chain.md b/outreach/51-fogquest/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d21dc86 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/51-fogquest/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 51: El Tofo / Chungungo (FogQuest) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@fogquest.org +**Subject:** El Tofo / Chungungo documented on CommunityFix — your review invited + +--- + +Dear Dr. Schemenauer, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open knowledge platform where communities and researchers document real-world solutions to local problems — what worked, what did not, and why. + +I am writing because we have published a reference case study on the El Tofo fog-collection project at Chungungo, Coquimbo Region, Chile. The project holds a singular place in the fog-harvesting literature: the Standard Fog Collectors supplied a village with potable water for years, demonstrating that large-scale fog collection is technically viable. At the same time, the documented breakdown in community ownership and long-term maintenance makes it one of the most instructive failure cases in the field — precisely the kind of honest record that CommunityFix exists to preserve. + +Because FogQuest grew directly from that experience, and because you have been involved with this work longer than almost anyone, I wanted to reach out in two ways: + +1. **Accuracy review.** I would be grateful if you (or a colleague) could glance at the case study and flag anything that is factually incorrect or misleading. The URL is: https://communityfix.org (case study 51). Even a brief note by email would be enormously helpful. + +2. **Enrichment.** If you are willing, we would welcome any additional detail you are able to share — metrics on peak daily water delivery, a more precise timeline of when maintenance responsibilities were handed over, or lessons FogQuest drew from the experience when designing subsequent projects. These additions would make the record far more useful to practitioners considering fog collection today. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There is no obligation and no deadline. CommunityFix is a public good; the case study is already live and attributed to the research programme, not to any individual. I simply believe that a record this important deserves to be as accurate and complete as possible, and that you are better placed than anyone to help with that. + +Thank you for your time, and for the decades of work that made Chungungo possible in the first place. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days after Message 1) + +**To:** info@fogquest.org +**Subject:** Re: El Tofo / Chungungo documented on CommunityFix — your review invited + +--- + +Dear Dr. Schemenauer, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my email from last week regarding the Chungungo case study on CommunityFix. + +I recognise that FogQuest carries a full programme of active projects, so I will keep this short. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If reviewing the case study yourself is not practical right now, please feel free to forward this to a colleague or volunteer who knows the El Tofo history — any corrections or additions, however small, would be gratefully received. + +The case study is at https://communityfix.org (case study 51). My email is below if it is easier to send notes informally rather than through the platform. + +Thank you again for your consideration. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 1) + +**To:** info@fogquest.org +**Subject:** Re: El Tofo / Chungungo documented on CommunityFix — closing the loop + +--- + +Dear Dr. Schemenauer, + +This is a final note to close the loop on my earlier emails about the Chungungo / El Tofo case study on CommunityFix. + +I completely understand if this has not been a priority — you are running an active organisation and the timing may simply not be right. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. The case study will remain live as a public reference regardless, and the offer to review or enrich it stands indefinitely. If anything ever prompts you to revisit it — a new publication, a colleague's question, or simply a quiet moment — please do not hesitate to reach out. + +We are genuinely grateful that the work at El Tofo is part of the public record. The honest documentation of what broke down — not only what succeeded — is, in our view, just as important as any success story, and we hope the case study reflects that spirit. + +With best wishes for FogQuest's ongoing projects, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/52-las-salinas-historical/README.md b/outreach/52-las-salinas-historical/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e3f2196 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/52-las-salinas-historical/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 52: Las Salinas Solar Desalination Plant (1872) + +## Summary + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case Study ID | 52 | +| Programme | The 1872 Las Salinas solar desalination plant in the Atacama Desert, Chile — the world's first large-scale solar still, designed and built by engineer Charles (Carlos) Wilson | +| Location | Las Salinas, Atacama Desert, Chile | +| Outcome | Success | +| Contact Organisation | Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano | +| Contact Person | Nelson Arellano Escudero | +| Contact Role | Researcher / Professor (history of solar desalination) | +| Email | None | +| LinkedIn | None | +| Website | https://www.academia.cl/persona/nelson-arellano-escudero/ | +| Draft Language | English | + +## Context + +This is a **19th-century historical case**. The original implementer, engineer Charles (Carlos) Wilson, died in the 1800s. There is no living implementer to contact. + +The only identified present-day contact is Dr. Nelson Arellano Escudero, a scholar at Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano who has researched the history of solar desalination and this plant specifically. + +## Available Outreach Channels + +- **No email address on record** — email-chain.md has not been created. +- **No LinkedIn profile on record** — linkedin.md has not been created. +- **Recommended route**: Send a direct academic message to Dr. Arellano via: + - His university profile page: https://www.academia.cl/persona/nelson-arellano-escudero/ + - Academia.edu (search: Nelson Arellano Escudero) + - ResearchGate (search: Nelson Arellano Escudero) + +## Files in This Folder + +| File | Purpose | +|---|---| +| README.md | This overview | +| contact-form.md | Draft message suitable for Academia.edu, ResearchGate, or a university contact form | diff --git a/outreach/52-las-salinas-historical/contact-form.md b/outreach/52-las-salinas-historical/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..170ff3d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/52-las-salinas-historical/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +# Contact Form / Academic Message — Dr. Nelson Arellano Escudero + +**Send via**: Academia.edu message, ResearchGate message, or the contact form at +https://www.academia.cl/persona/nelson-arellano-escudero/ + +--- + +Subject: CommunityFix — Your research on the 1872 Las Salinas solar desalination plant + +Dear Dr. Arellano Escudero, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to community and sustainability challenges — from historical precedents to current initiatives. + +I came across your work on the history of solar desalination, and I wanted to reach out because we have documented the 1872 Las Salinas solar still in the Atacama Desert as one of our case studies. Built by engineer Charles (Carlos) Wilson, it stands as a remarkable early example of solar technology applied at scale, and we believe it deserves wider visibility in contemporary sustainability discussions. + +Given your expertise on this subject, I would be honoured if you were willing to review the case study and let us know whether the information we have is accurate, whether anything important is missing, or whether you would like to add context from your own research. Any corrections, sources, or insights you could share would be genuinely valuable. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There is no obligation of any kind — even a brief note pointing us to a relevant publication would be welcome. + +The platform is free, non-commercial, and open to anyone. You are welcome to browse it at communityfix.org. + +Thank you for your time, and for the scholarly work you have done on this fascinating piece of history. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix +communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/README.md b/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..622e038 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 53: #FreetownTheTreeTown + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case Study ID** | 53 | +| **Programme** | #FreetownTheTreeTown — app-tracked, survival-paid community reforestation | +| **Organisation** | Freetown City Council (with Greenstand / TreeTracker and Western Area Rural District Council) | +| **Contact Person** | Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr OBE | +| **Role** | Mayor of Freetown | +| **Email** | info@fcc.gov.sl | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvonne-aki-sawyerr-obe-92767b19 | +| **Website** | https://fcc.gov.sl | +| **Language** | English | +| **Channels** | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | + +## Notes + +- Email goes to the general Freetown City Council inbox; address the Mayor by name in the body. +- LinkedIn is the Mayor's personal profile — keep the connection note brief and professional. +- Programme is ongoing; avoid past-tense framing for outcomes. diff --git a/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/email-chain.md b/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75cf385 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +# Email Chain — Freetown City Council (Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** info@fcc.gov.sl +**Subject:** #FreetownTheTreeTown is featured on CommunityFix — would love your input + +--- + +Dear Mayor Aki-Sawyerr, + +I hope this finds you well. + +I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — a platform that maps real-world solutions to civic and environmental challenges so that other cities and communities can learn from them and replicate what works. + +We've documented the **#FreetownTheTreeTown** programme as a reference case study on the platform. The initiative stands out for its combination of the Greenstand TreeTracker app and survival-based payments to community planters — an approach that addresses both the ecological and economic dimensions of urban reforestation in a way few cities have managed. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — we want to make sure every detail we've published reflects the programme faithfully. If anything needs correcting or updating, we'd be grateful for your team's input. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are metrics, lessons learned, or sources you'd like to add (planting targets, tree-survival rates, number of community members involved, etc.), we'd love to include them so that policymakers researching similar programmes have the fullest possible picture. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +The case study is live and publicly accessible. I'm happy to share the direct link or arrange a brief call at your convenience. + +Thank you for everything Freetown is doing — #FreetownTheTreeTown is exactly the kind of initiative other cities need to hear about. + +Warm regards, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days after Message 1) + +**To:** info@fcc.gov.sl +**Subject:** Re: #FreetownTheTreeTown is featured on CommunityFix — would love your input + +--- + +Dear Mayor Aki-Sawyerr, + +I wanted to follow up on my message from last week in case it got buried. + +We remain keen to ensure the **#FreetownTheTreeTown** case study on CommunityFix is as accurate and detailed as possible. Even a brief confirmation that the programme description is correct would be enormously helpful — and if there are figures or lessons your team would like to add, we'll incorporate them promptly. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Please don't hesitate to reply to this email or reach out at any time. I'm also reachable on LinkedIn if that's more convenient. + +With thanks, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 1) + +**To:** info@fcc.gov.sl +**Subject:** Re: #FreetownTheTreeTown is featured on CommunityFix — closing the loop + +--- + +Dear Mayor Aki-Sawyerr, + +I'll keep this short — I know how full your schedule must be. + +This is my final note regarding the **#FreetownTheTreeTown** case study on CommunityFix. The entry will remain published as a reference for other cities exploring community-led reforestation with technology-backed accountability. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point your team would like to review, correct, or enrich it, the door is always open — simply reply to this email. + +We're grateful that Freetown is pioneering this work, and we hope the documentation helps it reach further. + +With warm regards, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/linkedin.md b/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..92e63e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/53-freetown-city-council/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +# LinkedIn — Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr OBE + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvonne-aki-sawyerr-obe-92767b19 + +--- + +## Connection Request Note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi Mayor Aki-Sawyerr — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. We've documented #FreetownTheTreeTown as a reference case study and would love your input to make sure it's accurate. Happy to share the link! + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection is accepted) + +Dear Mayor Aki-Sawyerr, + +Thank you for connecting. + +I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — a platform that documents real-world solutions to civic and environmental challenges so that other cities can study and replicate them. + +We've featured **#FreetownTheTreeTown** as a case study on the platform. The programme's use of the Greenstand TreeTracker app — paying community planters based on tree survival rather than planting alone — is one of the most thoughtful accountability mechanisms we've come across in urban reforestation, and it deserves to be widely known. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Review for accuracy** — we want to be certain every claim we've published reflects the programme correctly. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are metrics or lessons your team would like to add (survival rates, planting targets, community participation numbers, etc.), we'd be glad to include them. + +There's no commitment involved — even a quick note pointing us to a public report or confirming the description is correct would be valuable. + +I'm happy to share the direct link to the case study whenever it's convenient. Thank you for the work you and your team are doing in Freetown. + +Best regards, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/README.md b/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f427b7b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 54: Medellín Green Corridors + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case Study ID** | 54 | +| **Programme** | Medellín's 30+ interconnected urban green corridors reducing corridor-site temperatures at ~$6.50/resident | +| **Organisation** | Alcaldía de Medellín — Secretaría de Medio Ambiente | +| **Contact person** | Marcela Ruiz Saldarriaga | +| **Role** | Secretary of Environment | +| **Email** | atencion.ciudadana@medellin.gov.co | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/alcaldiademedellin | +| **Website** | https://www.medellin.gov.co/es/secretaria-medio-ambiente/ | +| **Draft language** | English | + +## Channels + +- **Email** — primary channel (`atencion.ciudadana@medellin.gov.co`); 3-message sequence in `email-chain.md` +- **LinkedIn** — secondary channel (company page); connection note + message in `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/email-chain.md b/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b606d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 54: Medellín Green Corridors + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** atencion.ciudadana@medellin.gov.co +**Subject:** Medellín's green corridors featured on CommunityFix — would you review it? + +--- + +Dear Marcela, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so that practitioners everywhere can learn from them and replicate what works. + +I am writing because we have documented Medellín's network of 30+ interconnected green corridors as a reference case study on our platform. The programme's results — measurable temperature reductions at corridor sites, delivered at a cost of roughly $6.50 per resident — make it one of the most compelling examples of urban heat mitigation we have encountered, and one we believe many other cities could learn from. + +Before we publish it more widely, we would very much like to: + +1. **Ensure accuracy** — if anything in our case study misrepresents the programme, the Secretaría's work, or the outcomes, we want to correct it. +2. **Enrich the record** — if you or your team are willing to share additional context, metrics, lessons learned, or links to official reports, we would be glad to include them. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +You can view the case study here: https://communityfix.org + +Would you or a colleague have 15–20 minutes to take a look and share any feedback? There is no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a public-interest project and the platform is free. + +Thank you for the extraordinary work the Secretaría de Medio Ambiente has done to make Medellín a reference point for urban greening worldwide. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days after Message 1) + +**To:** atencion.ciudadana@medellin.gov.co +**Subject:** Re: Medellín's green corridors featured on CommunityFix — would you review it? + +--- + +Dear Marcela, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my previous message in case it got buried. + +We have documented the Secretaría de Medio Ambiente's green corridors programme on CommunityFix as a case study highlighting how 30+ interconnected corridors achieved meaningful reductions in local temperatures at a remarkably low cost per resident. Our goal is simply to make this experience accessible to city governments and practitioners who are looking for proven approaches to urban heat. + +If you have a few minutes to verify the details or point us to someone on your team who works on this programme, we would be very grateful. Even a brief note confirming the broad facts would be helpful. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Thank you again for your time and for the Secretaría's continued leadership on urban greening. + +Best regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 1) + +**To:** atencion.ciudadana@medellin.gov.co +**Subject:** Re: Medellín's green corridors featured on CommunityFix — last note + +--- + +Dear Marcela, + +This will be my last follow-up — I know your office receives a great volume of correspondence. + +We will keep the case study on CommunityFix as it stands, with a note that it has not yet been reviewed by the implementing team. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you or a colleague ever have time to review or enrich it — whether now or in the future — the door is always open. You can reach me directly at this address. + +Medellín's green corridors programme is genuinely one of the standout examples on our platform, and we hope it continues to inspire replication in other cities. + +Thank you for everything the Secretaría de Medio Ambiente has done for Medellín and for the broader field of urban climate adaptation. + +With respect and appreciation, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/linkedin.md b/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..892459c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/54-medellin-green-corridors/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Case Study 54: Medellín Green Corridors + +**Target:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/alcaldiademedellin +**Contact person:** Marcela Ruiz Saldarriaga, Secretary of Environment + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi Marcela — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open platform documenting real-world urban solutions. We've featured Medellín's green corridors programme as a reference case study. I'd love to share it with you and get your input. + +*(284 characters)* + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Dear Marcela, + +Thank you for connecting. + +I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), a public-interest platform that documents real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so cities around the world can learn from each other. + +We have documented the Secretaría de Medio Ambiente's network of 30+ interconnected green corridors as a case study on our platform. The programme stands out for two reasons that make it especially valuable to share: the documented temperature reductions at corridor sites, and the remarkably low cost — around $6.50 per resident — which puts this approach within reach for cities with limited budgets. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We would love to do two things, if you are open to it: + +1. **Have you or a colleague review the case study** to make sure we have represented the programme accurately. +2. **Invite you to enrich it** — additional metrics, lessons learned, or links to official reports would make the record far more useful for practitioners elsewhere. + +There is no commercial angle. CommunityFix is free and open, and our only goal is to help good ideas travel further. + +Would you be willing to take a look? I am happy to share the direct link or schedule a brief call at your convenience. + +Thank you for Medellín's continued leadership on urban greening — it is an inspiration to cities worldwide. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/README.md b/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c67585 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 55: Singapore City in Nature (NParks) + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-------| +| Case Study ID | 55 | +| Programme | Singapore's "City in Nature" — mandatory greenery replacement and Skyrise Greenery scheme managed by NParks | +| Org | National Parks Board (NParks) | +| Person | — | +| Role | — | +| Email | nparks_mailbox@nparks.gov.sg | +| LinkedIn | https://sg.linkedin.com/company/nationalparksboardsg | +| Website | https://www.nparks.gov.sg | +| Language | English | +| Location | Singapore | +| Outcome | Success | + +## Channels + +1. **Email** — 3-message sequence → `email-chain.md` +2. **LinkedIn** — connection note + follow-up message → `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/email-chain.md b/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75ac00c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +# Email Chain — NParks Singapore (Case Study 55) + +**To:** nparks_mailbox@nparks.gov.sg + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**Subject:** Singapore's City in Nature programme on CommunityFix — accuracy check + +Dear NParks team, + +I'm writing to let you know that Singapore's "City in Nature" initiative — including the mandatory greenery replacement requirement and the Skyrise Greenery scheme — is now documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org), a free public platform that maps real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges. + +We highlighted the programme because it stands out as one of the most comprehensive urban greening frameworks globally: pairing a regulatory mandate (replacing ground-level greenery lost to development, storey for storey) with financial incentives through the Skyrise Greenery scheme to make rooftop and vertical gardens viable at scale. + +We want to make sure the record is accurate and does your work justice. I'd be grateful if someone with knowledge of the programme could take a few minutes to review it and flag anything that needs correcting or expanding. + +Case study link: https://communityfix.org (search "City in Nature Singapore") + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +If you're open to it, adding metrics, updated source links, or lessons learned directly on the platform would make it more useful to policymakers and urban planners looking to replicate Singapore's approach elsewhere. + +Thank you for the remarkable work NParks has done on this — it genuinely sets a benchmark for cities worldwide. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**Subject:** Re: Singapore's City in Nature programme on CommunityFix — accuracy check + +Dear NParks team, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week regarding the City in Nature case study on CommunityFix. + +In particular, I noticed that the Skyrise Greenery Incentive Scheme has been a key lever for private developers — we'd love to capture outcome data (hectares of skyrise greenery added, number of projects funded, etc.) if that's publicly available and you're happy for us to include it. + +Even a brief reply confirming the record looks correct would be genuinely helpful. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Case study link: https://communityfix.org (search "City in Nature Singapore") + +Thank you for your time. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**Subject:** Last note — City in Nature case study on CommunityFix + +Dear NParks team, + +This is my last follow-up on the City in Nature case study we've published on CommunityFix. I won't continue to reach out after this. + +The case study is live and public as it stands. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point someone from your team would like to review, correct, or enrich it, you're always welcome to get in touch at arnaud@communityfix.org. + +We'll keep pointing urban planners, policymakers, and researchers to Singapore's model — it remains one of the strongest examples of integrating nature into a dense city at policy scale. + +Thank you for everything NParks does. + +With respect, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/linkedin.md b/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c9ccb9b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/55-nparks-singapore/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — NParks Singapore (Case Study 55) + +**Profile:** https://sg.linkedin.com/company/nationalparksboardsg + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi NParks team — we've documented Singapore's City in Nature programme (Skyrise Greenery scheme + greenery replacement mandate) as a reference case study on CommunityFix. Would love your eyes on it for accuracy. — Arnaud, Founder · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection accepted) + +Hi NParks team, + +Thank you for connecting. + +As mentioned, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is a free public platform that maps real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges. We've published Singapore's "City in Nature" initiative as a reference case study — specifically the combination of the mandatory greenery replacement requirement and the Skyrise Greenery Incentive Scheme. + +We chose it because the policy design is genuinely distinctive: binding obligations on developers, paired with financial incentives that make compliance economically viable. It's the kind of integrated approach many cities are trying to replicate but rarely get right. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We'd welcome a quick review from your side to make sure all the details are accurate. And if anyone on the team would like to add metrics, updated programme data, or lessons learned, that would make the record even more valuable for policymakers looking to adapt the model. + +Case study: https://communityfix.org (search "City in Nature Singapore") + +Happy to share the direct link or answer any questions about the platform. + +Thank you for the work NParks does — it's a genuine model for urban greening. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/README.md b/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b5929e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +# Outreach — Étude de cas 56 : Cours Oasis (Ville de Paris) + +| Champ | Valeur | +|---|---| +| **ID étude de cas** | 56 | +| **Programme** | Cours Oasis — désimperméabilisation des cours d'école en îlots de fraîcheur (10 pilotes → ~760 écoles) | +| **Implémenteur** | Ville de Paris | +| **Localisation** | Paris, France | +| **Statut** | En cours (ongoing) | +| **Organisation contact** | Ville de Paris — Mission Résilience / Direction des Affaires Scolaires | +| **Personne contact** | Raphaëlle Thiollier | +| **Rôle** | Cheffe de projet OASIS | +| **Email** | raphaelle.thiollier@paris.fr | +| **LinkedIn** | https://fr.linkedin.com/in/raphaelle-thiollier-145ba1197 | +| **Site** | https://www.paris.fr/pages/les-cours-oasis-7389 | +| **Langue** | Français | + +## Canaux de contact + +1. **Email** — contact direct via raphaelle.thiollier@paris.fr (voir `email-chain.md`) +2. **LinkedIn** — profil individuel disponible (voir `linkedin.md`) diff --git a/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/email-chain.md b/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..469cd17 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Chaîne email — Raphaëlle Thiollier, Ville de Paris (Cours Oasis) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Prise de contact + +**À :** raphaelle.thiollier@paris.fr +**Objet :** Cours Oasis documenté sur CommunityFix — vérification et enrichissement + +--- + +Madame Thiollier, + +Je me permets de vous contacter au sujet du programme **Cours Oasis**, que nous avons documenté comme étude de cas de référence sur **CommunityFix** (communityfix.org), notre plateforme de partage de solutions pour les défis urbains et climatiques. + +Votre démarche — transformer des cours d'école imperméabilisées en îlots de fraîcheur, avec 10 sites pilotes ouvrant la voie à près de 760 écoles parisiennes — illustre précisément le type d'initiative que nous souhaitons rendre visible et reproductible à l'échelle mondiale. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons : + +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées et corriger tout écart éventuel. +2. **Vous inviter à enrichir la fiche** avec des éléments que vous jugez pertinents (métriques, enseignements, ressources). + +La fiche est accessible directement depuis notre plateforme ; je serais heureux de vous en partager le lien précis sur votre retour. + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Merci d'avance pour votre attention. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Relance (~7 jours) + +**À :** raphaelle.thiollier@paris.fr +**Objet :** Re : Cours Oasis documenté sur CommunityFix — vérification et enrichissement + +--- + +Madame Thiollier, + +Je me permets de revenir vers vous suite à mon message du [date d'envoi]. + +Je sais que les agendas sont chargés, aussi je serai bref : il s'agit simplement de vous signaler que le programme **Cours Oasis** figure parmi nos études de cas les plus consultées, notamment par des collectivités étrangères en quête de modèles de renaturation scolaire. + +Un retour de votre part — même succinct — nous permettrait de garantir la fiabilité des informations publiées et, si vous le souhaitez, de mentionner les chiffres les plus récents (surfaces déminéralisées, températures relevées, budget moyen par cour…). Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. + +N'hésitez pas à me répondre directement ou à me proposer un créneau d'échange. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Clôture (~14 jours) + +**À :** raphaelle.thiollier@paris.fr +**Objet :** Dernière relance — Cours Oasis sur CommunityFix + +--- + +Madame Thiollier, + +Je vous envoie ce dernier message afin de ne pas encombrer davantage votre boîte mail. + +La fiche **Cours Oasis** reste publiée telle quelle sur CommunityFix. Même une relecture rapide aiderait d'autres collectivités à apprendre de votre expérience et à éviter les mêmes erreurs — un petit pas vers un monde meilleur. Si à l'avenir vous souhaitez la compléter ou la corriger, la porte reste ouverte — il vous suffira de me contacter à cette adresse. + +En attendant, nous continuons à citer votre programme comme exemple inspirant de désimperméabilisation à grande échelle, et espérons qu'il contribuera à essaimer la démarche bien au-delà de Paris. + +Merci pour le travail remarquable accompli avec les équipes OASIS. + +Cordialement, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/linkedin.md b/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..528f7d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/56-ville-de-paris-oasis/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +# LinkedIn — Raphaëlle Thiollier + +**Profil :** https://fr.linkedin.com/in/raphaelle-thiollier-145ba1197 + +--- + +## Note d'invitation (≤ 300 caractères) + +> Bonjour Raphaëlle, je suis fondateur de CommunityFix, plateforme de partage de solutions urbaines. Nous avons documenté les Cours Oasis comme étude de cas de référence et aimerions en vérifier l'exactitude avec vous. + +--- + +## Message après acceptation de la connexion + +Bonjour Raphaëlle, + +Merci d'avoir accepté ma demande de connexion. + +Comme mentionné, CommunityFix (communityfix.org) a documenté le programme **Cours Oasis** comme étude de cas de référence — votre approche de désimperméabilisation à l'échelle de ~760 écoles parisiennes est exactement le type de solution que nous souhaitons rendre visible et reproductible. + +Je vous contacte pour deux raisons simples : +1. **Vérifier l'exactitude** des informations publiées. +2. **Vous inviter à enrichir la fiche** si vous le souhaitez (métriques, enseignements, ressources complémentaires). + +L'idée derrière CommunityFix est simple : en documentant ce qui a réellement été tenté — et ce que cela a donné, coûts et écueils compris —, d'autres villes, régions et pays peuvent éviter les mêmes erreurs et aller droit aux solutions qui fonctionnent. C'est une contribution modeste mais concrète à un monde meilleur : transformer l'expérience durement acquise d'une collectivité en un savoir utile à tous. + +Je serais ravi de vous partager le lien direct vers la fiche, ou d'échanger brièvement par message si vous préférez. + +Merci d'avance, + +**Arnaud Gissinger** +Fondateur — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/README.md b/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..510b65f --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 57: Phoenix CoolSeal Cool-Pavement Deployment + +| Field | Value | +|---------------|-------| +| **ID** | 57 | +| **Programme** | Phoenix CoolSeal cool-pavement deployment (36 miles) evaluated with ASU — surface cooling achieved, but higher pedestrian radiant load observed | +| **Organisation** | City of Phoenix Office of Sustainability | +| **Contact person** | (none on file) | +| **Contact role** | (none on file) | +| **Email** | sustainability@phoenix.gov | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/company/city-of-phoenix | +| **Website** | https://www.phoenix.gov/administration/departments/sustainability.html | +| **Language** | English | + +## Channels + +- **Email** — primary channel; 3-message sequence drafted in `email-chain.md` +- **LinkedIn** — secondary channel; connection note + follow-up message drafted in `linkedin.md` diff --git a/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/email-chain.md b/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1b2d6b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 57: Phoenix CoolSeal Cool-Pavement + +**To:** sustainability@phoenix.gov +**Language:** English + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**Subject:** Phoenix's CoolSeal programme documented on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open knowledge base where cities and communities share real-world evidence on urban challenges and the solutions they've tried. + +I'm writing because we've documented Phoenix's CoolSeal cool-pavement deployment as a case study on our platform. The programme stands out not just for its scale — 36 miles of treated streets — but for the honesty of its findings: the ASU evaluation showed meaningful surface cooling while also surfacing an unexpected trade-off around increased pedestrian radiant load. That kind of nuanced, real-world result is exactly what CommunityFix is built to capture and share with other cities facing similar heat challenges. + +I'd be grateful for two things: + +1. **A quick accuracy check.** If anyone on your team has a few minutes to glance at the case study and flag anything that should be corrected or updated, that would be invaluable. +2. **Any additional detail you're comfortable sharing** — metrics, lessons learned, links to the full ASU report, or notes on how the programme has evolved since the evaluation. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +You can view the case study at: https://communityfix.org + +Contributions are fully open and credited to your organisation. There's no cost involved. + +Thank you for the work Phoenix is doing on urban heat — it's genuinely useful for cities everywhere. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**Subject:** Re: Phoenix's CoolSeal programme documented on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my note from last week about Phoenix's CoolSeal case study on CommunityFix. + +I understand sustainability teams are stretched, so I'll keep this short: if there's a better contact within the Street Transportation Department or the Office of Sustainability for this kind of knowledge-sharing request, I'm happy to reach out there directly — just point me in the right direction. + +Otherwise, even a quick "yes, the summary looks accurate" reply would go a long way. The ASU findings on pedestrian radiant load are particularly valuable for the wider community of practitioners thinking about cool-pavement programmes, and we'd love to represent them correctly. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Thanks again for your time. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**Subject:** Re: Phoenix's CoolSeal programme documented on CommunityFix + +Hi, + +One last note on this — I won't follow up again after this message. + +Phoenix's CoolSeal evaluation remains one of the most cited examples in discussions about cool-pavement programmes because it went beyond surface temperature readings to look at the full thermal environment for pedestrians. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. We'll keep the case study live as-is; if you or a colleague ever want to review or add to it, the door is always open. + +Thank you for the work your team does, and for the transparency that made the ASU evaluation findings publicly available. + +Best wishes, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/linkedin.md b/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f576c06 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/57-phoenix-cool-pavement/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Case Study 57: Phoenix CoolSeal Cool-Pavement + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/city-of-phoenix + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open knowledge base for urban solutions. We've documented Phoenix's CoolSeal cool-pavement programme as a case study. Would love to connect and check it's accurate. + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection accepted) + +Hi, + +Thanks for connecting. I'm reaching out because CommunityFix (communityfix.org) has documented Phoenix's CoolSeal cool-pavement deployment as a reference case study — 36 miles of treated streets, evaluated with ASU. + +What makes this case study particularly valuable to the practitioners who find it is precisely the nuance in the results: surface cooling was demonstrated, but the evaluation also identified an increase in pedestrian radiant load. That honest, mixed finding is rare and important for other cities weighing similar interventions. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I have two small asks: + +1. If someone on the sustainability or street transportation team could take a quick look and flag anything that should be corrected, we'd be grateful. +2. If there are additional materials you're able to share — the ASU report, updated metrics, or lessons from subsequent phases — we'd be glad to incorporate them (with full credit to the City of Phoenix). + +There's no cost and no pitch involved — CommunityFix is a public resource for cities and communities. + +Thank you for the programme and for the transparency of publishing the evaluation findings. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/README.md b/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6f9802c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 58: Ahmedabad Heat Action Plan + Cool Roofs + +## Summary + +| Field | Value | +|---------------|-------| +| Case study ID | 58 | +| Programme | Ahmedabad Heat Action Plan + Cool Roofs (with NRDC India) — credited with saving ~1,100 lives/year | +| Location | Ahmedabad, India | +| Outcome | Success | +| Implementers | Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, NRDC India, IIPH Gandhinagar, Public Health Foundation of India | +| Contact org | NRDC India | +| Contact person | Dipa Singh Bagai | +| Contact role | Country Head, NRDC India | +| Email | None (contact form only — see contact-form.md) | +| LinkedIn | https://in.linkedin.com/in/dipa-singh-bagai-b24680309 | +| Website | https://www.nrdcindia.org | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels + +- **Email**: Not available publicly. Use the NRDC India website contact form. +- **LinkedIn**: Individual profile available — connection note + follow-up message drafted in linkedin.md. +- **Contact form**: Message drafted in contact-form.md, suitable for pasting into the NRDC India website contact form. + +## Files + +| File | Purpose | +|------|---------| +| README.md | This summary | +| contact-form.md | Message for NRDC India website contact form (no email available) | +| linkedin.md | LinkedIn connection note + longer follow-up message for Ms. Bagai | diff --git a/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/contact-form.md b/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e26a888 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +# Contact Form Message — NRDC India + +**Destination**: https://www.nrdcindia.org (contact form) +**Addressed to**: Ms. Dipa Singh Bagai / NRDC India team + +--- + +Subject: Ahmedabad Heat Action Plan featured on CommunityFix — review & enrich + +Dear Ms. Bagai and the NRDC India team, + +My name is Arnaud Gissinger, and I am the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that documents real-world solutions to societal challenges so that practitioners around the world can learn from and replicate them. + +Ahmedabad's Heat Action Plan — developed together with Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, IIPH Gandhinagar, and the Public Health Foundation of India — is one of the most cited examples of a heat-early-warning system that has demonstrably saved lives (estimates point to roughly 1,100 lives saved per year). We have documented it as a reference case study on CommunityFix, where it serves as a model for city governments worldwide tackling extreme heat. + +I am reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We want to make sure every detail in the case study reflects what actually happened on the ground. If anything is incomplete or imprecise, we would very much welcome your corrections. + +2. **Enrichment** — If NRDC India is willing to share additional context — lessons learned, implementation challenges, updated metrics, links to reports or evaluations — we can incorporate them directly into the record, giving your work even greater reach and replicability. + +This would cost very little of your team's time; even a brief email with notes would be enormously helpful. There is no commercial angle — CommunityFix is a public-interest platform. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Thank you for the pioneering work NRDC India and its partners have done on urban heat resilience. I hope we can collaborate to make this knowledge available to as many cities as possible. + +Warm regards, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/linkedin.md b/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6220868 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/58-nrdc-india-ahmedabad/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Dipa Singh Bagai + +**Profile**: https://in.linkedin.com/in/dipa-singh-bagai-b24680309 + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi Dipa — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, a platform documenting real-world solutions to societal challenges. Ahmedabad's Heat Action Plan is featured as a reference case study. Would love to connect and share it with you. + +*(Character count: ~248)* + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection is accepted) + +Subject: Ahmedabad's Heat Action Plan on CommunityFix — would love your input + +Hi Dipa, + +Thank you for connecting. I wanted to share something I think you'll find meaningful. + +At CommunityFix (communityfix.org), we document real-world solutions to societal challenges — structured case studies that help practitioners and city governments learn from and replicate what has actually worked. Ahmedabad's Heat Action Plan, developed by NRDC India alongside Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, IIPH Gandhinagar, and the Public Health Foundation of India, is one of our reference case studies. The estimated ~1,100 lives saved per year makes it one of the most compelling examples anywhere of a heat-early-warning system delivering measurable outcomes. + +I'm reaching out because I'd love your help with two things: + +1. **Accuracy check** — Could you take a few minutes to review what we've published and flag anything that should be corrected or updated? You and your colleagues are the authoritative source. + +2. **Enrichment** — If there are lessons learned, challenges you overcame, updated impact figures, or reports you'd be comfortable sharing, we can weave them into the case study. That makes the record more useful for the many city governments around the world now trying to design similar programmes. + +There's no commercial dimension here — CommunityFix is a public-interest platform. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'd be happy to share the case study link and take it from there at whatever pace works for you. + +Thank you again for the remarkable work NRDC India has done on urban heat resilience. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/README.md b/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2b69c3b --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 59: Miami-Dade Chief Heat Officer + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-------| +| **ID** | 59 | +| **Programme** | Miami-Dade County's appointment of the world's first Chief Heat Officer (Jane Gilbert), seeded by the Arsht-Rock Resilience Center | +| **Org** | Atlantic Council Climate Resilience Center (Arsht-Rock) | +| **Person** | Jane Gilbert | +| **Role** | Chief Heat Officer, Miami-Dade County | +| **Email** | resiliencemailbox@atlanticcouncil.org | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/in/janegilbert1 | +| **Website** | https://onebillionresilient.org | +| **Language** | English | + +## Channels + +| Priority | Channel | File | +|----------|---------|------| +| 1 | Email (3-message sequence) | `email-chain.md` | +| 2 | LinkedIn (connection note + DM) | `linkedin.md` | + +## Notes + +- The email goes to the Arsht-Rock resilience mailbox, so address Jane Gilbert by name in the opening to help route it. +- The website (onebillionresilient.org) is Arsht-Rock's flagship resilience programme — good context signal when personalising. +- Outcome is **ongoing**; frame the ask around keeping the case study current as the programme scales globally. diff --git a/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/email-chain.md b/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..adcd67e --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 59 + +**To:** resiliencemailbox@atlanticcouncil.org +**Contact:** Jane Gilbert, Chief Heat Officer, Miami-Dade County + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**Subject:** Miami-Dade's Chief Heat Officer role is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi Jane, + +I hope this finds you well. My name is Arnaud Gissinger — I'm the founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that maps real-world responses to pressing community challenges so cities and organisations anywhere can learn from what's already working. + +Miami-Dade's appointment of the world's first Chief Heat Officer is exactly the kind of pioneering, replicable intervention our community looks for. We've documented it as a reference case study on the platform, highlighting how the Arsht-Rock Resilience Center seeded the role and how it has evolved into a model that cities from Athens to Freetown are now adapting through the One Billion Resilient initiative. + +I'm writing for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — We'd love for you or a colleague to cast an eye over the entry and flag anything that needs correcting or updating. +2. **Enrichment** — If there are metrics, lessons learned, or newer milestones you'd be comfortable sharing, they would make the case study far more useful to practitioners who are considering a similar appointment. + +The entry is live and public; I'm happy to share the direct link if helpful. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Would a brief email exchange — or a 20-minute call if you prefer — work for you? + +Thank you for everything Miami-Dade and Arsht-Rock are doing on urban heat. It's an inspiration. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**Subject:** Re: Miami-Dade's Chief Heat Officer role is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi Jane, + +I wanted to follow up on my note from last week in case it got buried. + +We're seeing growing interest from city officials in Latin America and South Asia who are exploring a Chief Heat Officer model — and Miami-Dade's experience is consistently the reference point they land on. Keeping the case study accurate and as detailed as possible would directly help those cities make the case internally. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Even a quick "looks good" or a few lines on recent progress would be enormously valuable. + +No pressure at all — I know heat season keeps you busy. Whenever suits you. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**Subject:** Re: Miami-Dade's Chief Heat Officer role is a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi Jane, + +One last note — I don't want to clutter your inbox, so I'll leave the ball in your court after this. + +The CommunityFix case study on Miami-Dade's Chief Heat Officer role is already live and being used as a reference. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you or a colleague ever want to review, update, or add to it, the door is always open — just reply here or visit communityfix.org. + +Thank you for the groundbreaking work on urban heat resilience. We'll keep the entry as accurate as we can and hope it helps other cities follow Miami-Dade's lead. + +With appreciation, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/linkedin.md b/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bfeec39 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/59-miami-dade-arsht-rock/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Case Study 59 + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/janegilbert1 +**Contact:** Jane Gilbert, Chief Heat Officer, Miami-Dade County + +--- + +## Connection Request Note (≤300 characters) + +Hi Jane — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. Miami-Dade's Chief Heat Officer role is a reference case study on our platform. I'd love to connect and ask if you'd be willing to review it for accuracy. Thanks! + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection is accepted) + +Hi Jane, + +Thanks for connecting! I wanted to share a bit more context on why I reached out. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open platform that documents real-world responses to community challenges so practitioners and policymakers elsewhere can learn from them. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Miami-Dade's appointment of the world's first Chief Heat Officer — seeded by the Arsht-Rock Resilience Center — is one of the most-referenced entries on the platform. Cities exploring similar roles, particularly through the One Billion Resilient network, frequently land on it as a starting point. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check** — If you or a colleague have a few minutes, we'd love confirmation that the entry reflects the programme correctly, including any significant milestones since the role launched. +2. **Enrichment** — Any metrics, lessons learned, or context you're comfortable sharing publicly would make the case study far more actionable for cities considering a similar appointment. + +There's no obligation and no deadline — even a brief note pointing me toward a public report or a colleague would be a big help. + +Thank you again for the work you and the Arsht-Rock team are doing. It genuinely is a blueprint others are following. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/README.md b/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c43dd5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 60: Seville proMETEO Heat Wave Naming Pilot + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 60 | +| Programme | Seville's proMETEO pilot — world's first named heat wave ("Zoe"), categorisation system for extreme heat events | +| Organisation | Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Center (Arsht-Rock) | +| Contact person | Jen Manaloto | +| Role | Extreme Heat Resilience Alliance Contact | +| Email | resilienceMailbox@atlanticcouncil.org | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/arsht-rock | +| Website | https://onebillionresilient.org/ | +| Language | English | +| Channels | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | + +## Implementers +City of Seville · Atlantic Council Arsht-Rock · AEMET (Spanish national weather service) · Universidad de Sevilla · Universidad Pablo de Olavide + +## Status +Ongoing + +## Goal of outreach +1. Inform Arsht-Rock that the proMETEO pilot is documented as a reference case study on CommunityFix (communityfix.org). +2. Invite them to review the case study for accuracy. +3. Invite them to enrich it with additional data, metrics, lessons learned, or links to their own materials. diff --git a/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/email-chain.md b/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b206de1 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +# Email Chain — Case Study 60: Seville proMETEO / Arsht-Rock + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** resilienceMailbox@atlanticcouncil.org +**Subject:** Seville's "Zoe" heat wave pilot is on CommunityFix — happy to refine it with you + +--- + +Hi Jen, + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open knowledge base that documents real-world solutions to urban and climate challenges so other cities can replicate what works. + +We've just published a case study on Seville's proMETEO pilot: the naming and categorisation system for extreme heat events that produced "Zoe," the world's first officially named heat wave. Given Arsht-Rock's central role in that initiative alongside the City of Seville, AEMET, Universidad de Sevilla, and Universidad Pablo de Olavide, I wanted to reach out directly. + +Two things I'd love your input on: + +1. **Accuracy check** — would you or someone on your team be willing to take a quick look and flag anything that needs correcting or updating? +2. **Enrichment** — if there are metrics, lessons learned, or resources from your side that would make the case study more useful to cities considering a similar approach, we'd be glad to add them (with full attribution). + +The goal is to make it as useful as possible for climate resilience practitioners elsewhere. There's no commercial angle — CommunityFix is a public resource. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Happy to share the direct link to the case study if useful. + +Thanks for the work Arsht-Rock is doing on this front — naming heat waves the way we name hurricanes feels like one of those deceptively simple ideas that can genuinely shift public response. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger, Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** resilienceMailbox@atlanticcouncil.org +**Subject:** Re: Seville's "Zoe" heat wave pilot is on CommunityFix — happy to refine it with you + +--- + +Hi, + +Just a gentle follow-up on my note from last week about the CommunityFix case study on Seville's proMETEO pilot. + +I know inboxes fill up fast — if this landed in the wrong place or someone else at Arsht-Rock would be the better contact for this kind of documentation partnership, I'm happy to redirect. + +The ask is genuinely small: a quick review for accuracy and, if you have materials you'd like linked or quoted, we can incorporate those too. Everything stays public and attributed. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Thanks again, +Arnaud Gissinger, Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** resilienceMailbox@atlanticcouncil.org +**Subject:** Re: Seville's "Zoe" heat wave pilot is on CommunityFix — last note + +--- + +Hi, + +One last note — I don't want to clog your inbox, so I'll leave it here after this. + +The proMETEO / "Zoe" case study remains live on CommunityFix as-is. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If at any point someone on the Arsht-Rock team wants to review or enrich it, the door is open — just reply here or reach out through the site. + +Wishing you continued success with the Extreme Heat Resilience Alliance work. + +Arnaud Gissinger, Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- diff --git a/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/linkedin.md b/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1301710 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/60-seville-arsht-rock/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Case Study 60: Seville proMETEO / Arsht-Rock + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/arsht-rock + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix, an open knowledge base for urban climate solutions. We've documented Seville's proMETEO/Zoe heat wave naming pilot and would love Arsht-Rock's input on accuracy. Happy to connect! + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection accepted) + +Hi, + +Thanks for connecting. I wanted to share a bit more context on why I reached out. + +CommunityFix (communityfix.org) is an open knowledge base that helps cities and organisations find and replicate proven climate resilience solutions. We document real-world implementations — who did it, how, what happened — so practitioners elsewhere can learn from them directly. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +We've published a case study on the proMETEO pilot in Seville: the heat wave naming and categorisation system that gave the world its first named heat wave, "Zoe," developed with Arsht-Rock, the City of Seville, AEMET, and the local universities. + +I'd love two things from your side if you're open to it: + +1. A quick accuracy review — to make sure the case study reflects what actually happened and is up to date. +2. Any materials, metrics, or lessons you'd like to see included (linked or quoted, always attributed). + +It's a public resource with no commercial angle. The aim is simply to make the proMETEO approach as replicable as possible for other cities facing extreme heat. + +Would anyone on the Arsht-Rock team be the right person to loop in for this? + +Thanks, +Arnaud Gissinger, Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- diff --git a/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/README.md b/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..660cfc5 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 61: SP Group Marina Bay District Cooling + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------| +| Case Study ID | 61 | +| Programme | SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling system, Singapore | +| Organisation | SP Group (Singapore District Cooling) | +| Contact person | (none on record) | +| Contact role | (none on record) | +| Email | districtcooling@spgroup.com.sg | +| LinkedIn | https://sg.linkedin.com/company/singapore-power-ltd | +| Website | https://www.spgroup.com.sg | +| Language | English | + +## Channels + +1. **Email** — districtcooling@spgroup.com.sg (primary; dedicated district-cooling address) +2. **LinkedIn** — company page; useful if email goes unanswered + +## Status + +- [ ] Initial email sent +- [ ] Follow-up sent (~7 days) +- [ ] Final close sent (~14 days) +- [ ] LinkedIn connection / message sent +- [ ] Response received +- [ ] Case study reviewed / enriched diff --git a/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/email-chain.md b/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5e03242 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Email Chain — SP Group District Cooling + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** districtcooling@spgroup.com.sg +**Subject:** SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling system — now a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear SP Group District Cooling team, + +I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps real-world solutions to urban and environmental challenges so communities worldwide can learn from what has already been proven to work. + +We recently published a case study on SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling system as a reference implementation of centralised district cooling in a dense urban environment. Marina Bay is one of the most cited examples globally of how shared chilled-water infrastructure can cut building-level energy consumption and reduce carbon emissions at scale — and we wanted to make sure that story is well documented and accessible to city planners, engineers, and policymakers elsewhere. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy** — We'd welcome a quick review to confirm the details we've captured are correct and up to date. +2. **Enrichment** — If your team is willing, additional data — such as efficiency metrics, total cooling capacity, the timeline of network expansion, or lessons learned — would make the case study significantly more useful to others considering similar infrastructure. + +There is no cost or commitment involved. If it's helpful, I'm happy to share the draft directly. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +Would someone on your team have 15–20 minutes to take a look? + +Thank you for the work SP Group has done in making Marina Bay a model for sustainable urban cooling. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** districtcooling@spgroup.com.sg +**Subject:** Re: SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling system — now a reference case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear SP Group District Cooling team, + +I wanted to follow up briefly on my note from last week. + +CommunityFix is building a public library of proven urban solutions, and the Marina Bay district-cooling network stands out as one of the clearest demonstrations that centralised cooling can deliver both energy efficiency and reduced peak-load pressure on the grid. We're eager to represent it accurately. + +If reviewing the case study isn't the right fit for your team right now, that's completely fine — even a short note pointing us to a public report or published figures would be very helpful. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Happy to answer any questions about CommunityFix at communityfix.org. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after initial) + +**To:** districtcooling@spgroup.com.sg +**Subject:** Closing the loop — Marina Bay district-cooling case study on CommunityFix + +--- + +Dear SP Group District Cooling team, + +I'll keep this brief — this will be my last note on this topic. + +We've kept the case study on SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling system live on CommunityFix as a reference for city planners and sustainability practitioners. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you'd ever like to review or add to it in the future, the door is open — just reach out at any time. + +Thank you for the pioneering work in district cooling. It genuinely helps other cities make the case for similar investments. + +With kind regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/linkedin.md b/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d92b383 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/61-sp-group-singapore/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — SP Group + +**Profile:** https://sg.linkedin.com/company/singapore-power-ltd + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +> Hi — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org). We've published SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling system as a reference case study. Would love to connect and check we've represented it accurately. + +*(Character count: ~224)* + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Hi, + +Thanks for connecting. I'm Arnaud Gissinger, founder of CommunityFix — an open platform that documents proven solutions to urban and environmental challenges so other cities can learn from what works. + +We've published a case study on SP Group's Marina Bay district-cooling network as one of the strongest global examples of centralised district cooling reducing energy consumption in a dense urban environment. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out to see whether someone on your team would be willing to: + +1. **Review the case study** for factual accuracy and completeness. +2. **Enrich it** with additional data — capacity figures, efficiency gains, network expansion timeline, or key lessons — if you're comfortable sharing. + +The platform is free and the case study is publicly accessible at communityfix.org. It's already being referenced by city planners exploring district-cooling options, so accuracy matters to us. + +If this isn't something you handle directly, I'd be grateful for a pointer to the right contact. + +Thanks for the incredible work SP Group has done in making Marina Bay a model for sustainable urban infrastructure. + +Best regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/62-ant-studio/README.md b/outreach/62-ant-studio/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4da9aa7 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/62-ant-studio/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 62: Ant Studio Beehive Cooling + +| Field | Value | +|----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| +| Case Study ID | 62 | +| Programme | Ant Studio's "Beehive" terracotta evaporative cooling installations | +| Organisation | Ant Studio | +| Contact person | Monish Siripurapu | +| Role | Founder & Principal Architect | +| Email | socialant@ant-studio.org | +| LinkedIn | https://in.linkedin.com/company/antstudionoida | +| Website | https://ant.studio | +| Location | Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India | +| Outcome | Success | +| Draft language | English | +| Channels | Email (primary), LinkedIn (secondary) | diff --git a/outreach/62-ant-studio/email-chain.md b/outreach/62-ant-studio/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea52e67 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/62-ant-studio/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +# Email Chain — Monish Siripurapu, Ant Studio + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** socialant@ant-studio.org +**Subject:** Your Beehive cooling work is now a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi Monish, + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps real-world solutions to pressing community and environmental challenges. + +We've documented Ant Studio's Beehive installation — your terracotta evaporative cooling structure that reduced ambient temperatures by up to 9 °C without any mechanical refrigeration — as a reference case study on the platform. It's a compelling example of low-tech, climate-adapted design that we think can inspire practitioners and policymakers well beyond Noida. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy review** — We'd love for you (or someone on your team) to read through the case study and flag anything that needs correcting or clarifying. +2. **Enrichment** — If you're open to it, adding a few figures (installation cost, number of units deployed, energy savings, or community reach) would make the entry far more useful to others looking to replicate the approach. + +The case study is live and publicly accessible — happy to share the direct link once I hear from you. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +No pressure and no commitment required. Even a quick "looks good" reply would be genuinely helpful. + +Thanks for the thoughtful work you're doing, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days after Message 1) + +**To:** socialant@ant-studio.org +**Subject:** Re: Your Beehive cooling work is now a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi Monish, + +Just a quick follow-up on my note from last week — I wanted to make sure it didn't get buried. + +We're genuinely excited to have the Beehive project documented on CommunityFix. The combination of local craft (hand-thrown terracotta cones), passive physics, and real measurable impact on outdoor thermal comfort is exactly the kind of grounded, replicable work the platform is built to highlight. + +If you have five minutes to glance over the case study and let me know whether the details we've captured are accurate, that would mean a lot. And if you'd like to add anything — project timeline, cost data, photos, or lessons from the installation process — we can work around whatever format is easiest for you. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. + +Happy to jump on a short call if that's simpler. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after Message 1) + +**To:** socialant@ant-studio.org +**Subject:** Re: Your Beehive cooling work is now a reference case study on CommunityFix + +Hi Monish, + +I'll keep this short — I know inboxes fill up fast. + +I sent a couple of notes about the Beehive case study we've published on CommunityFix. If now isn't a good time, no worries at all — the entry will stay up as a testament to the project regardless. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you ever want to review or enrich it down the line, just reply to this thread and I'll pick it up immediately. + +Either way, thank you for the work Ant Studio is doing. Demonstrating that passive, material-driven cooling can genuinely perform at scale is valuable beyond any single building. + +Wishing you and the team well, + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/62-ant-studio/linkedin.md b/outreach/62-ant-studio/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2ec829d --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/62-ant-studio/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Ant Studio / Monish Siripurapu + +**Profile/page:** https://in.linkedin.com/company/antstudionoida + +--- + +## Connection note (≤300 characters) + +Hi Monish — founder of CommunityFix here. We've documented Ant Studio's Beehive terracotta cooling installation as a reference case study on our platform and would love your input on accuracy. Would be great to connect! + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection is accepted) + +Hi Monish, + +Thanks for connecting. I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — an open platform that maps proven solutions to environmental and community challenges. + +We've published Ant Studio's Beehive project as a case study: your terracotta evaporative cooling structure is a rare example of passive, craft-based design delivering measurable thermal relief (up to 9 °C ambient reduction) without any mechanical systems. It's exactly the kind of replicable, low-resource approach we want to make more visible. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out because: +- We'd like you to review the case study for accuracy — if we've got anything wrong, we want to fix it. +- If you're willing, adding a bit more detail (cost, scale, lessons learned) would make it significantly more useful to practitioners and policymakers trying to adapt the model elsewhere. + +No obligation at all — even knowing the entry has your blessing would be valuable. + +Happy to share the direct link or jump on a brief call if useful. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/README.md b/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c4362d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +# Outreach — Case Study 63: ZHdK BLOC + +## Summary + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| Case study ID | 63 | +| Programme | BLOC — modular evaporative public-space cooling system (ZHdK thesis/prototype) | +| Organisation | Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK), Industrial Design department | +| Contact person | Luc Schweizer | +| Role | Industrial Design Graduate / Co-designer | +| Co-implementer | Andrin Stocker | +| Location | Zurich, Switzerland | +| Outcome | Inconclusive | +| Email | None available | +| LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/luc-schweizer-214121369/ | +| Department website | https://industrialdesign.zhdk.ch/ | +| Draft language | English | + +## Channels + +- **No public email address.** Do not invent or guess one. +- **LinkedIn (Luc Schweizer)** — primary direct channel. See `linkedin.md`. +- **ZHdK Industrial Design department contact form** — secondary channel, asking the department to forward to the BLOC designers. See `contact-form.md`. diff --git a/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/contact-form.md b/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/contact-form.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..05eec61 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/contact-form.md @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +# Department Contact Form — ZHdK Industrial Design + +**To:** ZHdK Industrial Design department (https://industrialdesign.zhdk.ch/) +**Channel:** Web contact form +**Ask:** Forward to Luc Schweizer and Andrin Stocker (BLOC project) + +--- + +Subject: Your BLOC cooling project — documented on CommunityFix + +Hello, + +I hope this message reaches you well. I am writing on behalf of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform that maps real-world solutions to urban and community challenges. + +We have documented the **BLOC modular evaporative cooling system**, developed by Luc Schweizer and Andrin Stocker as a ZHdK Industrial Design thesis project, as a reference case study on our platform. We believe it is a valuable example worth sharing with practitioners and researchers working on low-energy public-space cooling. + +I would be very grateful if you could forward this message to Luc and Andrin. We are reaching out to: + +1. **Invite them to review the case study** for accuracy — we want to make sure the description faithfully represents their work. +2. **Invite them to enrich it** with any additional context, outcome data, lessons learned, or links they would like to share publicly. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There is no obligation and no commercial intent; CommunityFix is a non-profit knowledge commons. If they are open to it, they are also welcome to claim the entry and edit it directly. + +Thank you for passing this along. + +Warm regards, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/linkedin.md b/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fc7684c --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/63-zhdk-bloc/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Luc Schweizer + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/luc-schweizer-214121369/ +**Action required:** Send connection request with note, then follow up with longer message once connected. + +--- + +## Connection Note (≤ 300 characters) + +> Hi Luc — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org), an open platform mapping real-world solutions to urban challenges. We documented BLOC on our platform and would love your input to make the entry accurate. Happy to connect! + +*(Character count: ~253)* + +--- + +## Follow-up Message (after connection is accepted) + +Subject: BLOC is documented on CommunityFix — would you review it? + +Hi Luc, + +Thanks for connecting! I wanted to reach out properly about something we've done with your work. + +At CommunityFix we curate a public knowledge base of real-world solutions to urban and community problems — from heat mitigation to water, mobility, and beyond. We recently documented **BLOC**, the modular evaporative cooling system you and Andrin Stocker developed as your ZHdK Industrial Design thesis, as a reference case study on the platform. + +We added it because BLOC stands out: it tackles the growing urban heat problem with a low-tech, modular, publicly deployable approach, and that's exactly the kind of thinking CommunityFix is built to preserve and share. + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I'm reaching out for two reasons: + +1. **Accuracy check** — our entry is based on publicly available information. You and Andrin know the project far better than we do. If anything is off — the description, the framing, the outcome — we'd genuinely like to fix it. +2. **Enrichment** — if there are things you'd like to add (metrics from testing, lessons learned, links to documentation or your thesis, what you'd do differently), we'd love to include them. You're also welcome to claim the entry and edit it directly. + +There's no commercial angle here — CommunityFix is a non-profit commons and the data is openly accessible. + +If you're up for a quick look, I can send you the direct link to the case study. Or if it's easier, Andrin is also very welcome to be part of the conversation. + +Either way, congratulations on the project — it's the kind of work worth making findable. + +Best, +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/README.md b/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..773f894 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# Case Study 64 — TerraCool (Bartlett / UCL) + +| Field | Value | +|---|---| +| **Case study ID** | 64 | +| **Programme** | UCL Bartlett's "TerraCool" — open-source ceramic evaporative cooling modules | +| **Organisation** | Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL | +| **Contact person** | Lachlan Fahy (primary) · Dilara Temel (co-designer, cc) | +| **Role** | Graduate Designer / Researcher | +| **Email (primary)** | lachlan.fahy.21@ucl.ac.uk | +| **Email (cc)** | dilara.temel.21@ucl.ac.uk | +| **LinkedIn** | https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlanfahy/ | +| **Website** | https://lchlnfhy.wixsite.com/productdesign | +| **Location** | London, United Kingdom | +| **Outcome** | Inconclusive | +| **Draft language** | English | + +## Channels to use + +1. **Email** — primary outreach. Write to lachlan.fahy.21@ucl.ac.uk, cc dilara.temel.21@ucl.ac.uk. See `email-chain.md` for the 3-message sequence. +2. **LinkedIn** — follow-up if email goes unanswered. See `linkedin.md` for connection note and message. + +## Notes + +Both designers share UCL student email addresses ending in `.21@ucl.ac.uk`, suggesting they were admitted in 2021. Outreach should be warm and peer-appropriate — they are graduate-level researchers, not corporate contacts. The project outcome is marked inconclusive, so framing around "documenting the journey" (not just success stories) will resonate. diff --git a/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/email-chain.md b/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/email-chain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..52f595a --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/email-chain.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +# Email Chain — Lachlan Fahy (cc Dilara Temel) + +--- + +## Message 1 — Initial outreach + +**To:** lachlan.fahy.21@ucl.ac.uk +**Cc:** dilara.temel.21@ucl.ac.uk +**Subject:** TerraCool on CommunityFix — would love your eyes on the case study + +Hi Lachlan (and Dilara), + +I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix (communityfix.org) — a public knowledge base that documents real-world attempts to solve urban and environmental challenges, including projects that are still ongoing or inconclusive. + +I came across TerraCool — your open-source ceramic evaporative cooling modules developed at the Bartlett — and I thought it was exactly the kind of project we want on the platform. The fact that it uses passive, low-tech fabrication logic to address heat stress in dense urban environments is genuinely valuable to document, regardless of where the outcome currently sits. + +I've added a case study entry for TerraCool (case study #64). Before it goes fully public I'd love for you both to: + +1. **Check it for accuracy** — the programme description, your roles, the outcome framing. +2. **Enrich it** if you're happy to — metrics, key lessons learned, links to documentation or fabrication files, or anything you think would help someone trying to replicate or build on the work. + +You can view and edit the case study directly at: https://communityfix.org/case-studies/64 + +The idea behind CommunityFix is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +There's no obligation here — even a quick "looks fine" reply is helpful. + +Thanks for building something worth documenting. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 2 — Follow-up (~7 days later) + +**To:** lachlan.fahy.21@ucl.ac.uk +**Cc:** dilara.temel.21@ucl.ac.uk +**Subject:** Re: TerraCool on CommunityFix — would love your eyes on the case study + +Hi Lachlan, + +Just a gentle nudge on this — I know end-of-term periods are hectic. + +In case it helps to know what I'm hoping to capture: for TerraCool specifically, even rough notes on the fabrication process, the material sourcing, or what you'd do differently would make the entry much more useful to practitioners looking at evaporative cooling in other contexts. + +Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. No pressure at all if timing doesn't work right now. The case study is live and I'll keep it updated as I learn more. + +https://communityfix.org/case-studies/64 + +Arnaud +CommunityFix · communityfix.org + +--- + +## Message 3 — Final close (~14 days after message 2) + +**To:** lachlan.fahy.21@ucl.ac.uk +**Cc:** dilara.temel.21@ucl.ac.uk +**Subject:** Re: TerraCool on CommunityFix — closing the loop + +Hi Lachlan, + +Last message from me on this — I don't want to crowd your inbox. + +The TerraCool case study is live at https://communityfix.org/case-studies/64 and will stay there as a reference for others working on passive cooling. Even a quick review would help other communities learn from your experience and skip the same mistakes — a small step toward a better world. If you or Dilara ever want to update it, correct anything, or add fabrication notes or links down the line, the door is open — just reach out. + +Thanks for the work. I hope the project finds its next chapter. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org diff --git a/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/linkedin.md b/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/linkedin.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0aef4b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/outreach/64-bartlett-ucl-terracool/linkedin.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +# LinkedIn Outreach — Lachlan Fahy + +**Profile:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlanfahy/ + +--- + +## Connection request note (≤300 characters) + +Hi Lachlan — I'm Arnaud, founder of CommunityFix. I've documented TerraCool as a case study on the platform and would love your eyes on it for accuracy. Happy to connect! + +--- + +## Follow-up message (after connection accepted) + +Hi Lachlan, + +Thanks for connecting. I wanted to reach out about TerraCool — your ceramic evaporative cooling module project from the Bartlett. + +I run CommunityFix (communityfix.org), a public knowledge base that documents real-world attempts to address urban and environmental challenges. We include projects with inconclusive or in-progress outcomes, not just clear-cut successes — the process and the lessons are what matter to practitioners trying to build on existing work. The idea behind it is simple: by documenting what was actually tried — and what came of it, costs and pitfalls included — other cities, regions and countries can avoid the same mistakes and go straight to the solutions that work. It's a small but real contribution to a better world: turning one community's hard-won experience into knowledge everyone can build on. + +I've added a case study entry for TerraCool (#64). I'd really value you (and Dilara, if she's up for it) taking a look to: + +- confirm the description is accurate +- add anything you think would be useful — fabrication notes, material sourcing details, links to open-source files, or what you'd approach differently + +The entry is here: https://communityfix.org/case-studies/64 + +No pressure on timing — I know you're likely deep in other projects. But if there's a moment to review it, even briefly, it would make the resource much more useful for others working on passive cooling in urban contexts. + +Thanks for building something worth documenting. + +Arnaud Gissinger +Founder — CommunityFix · communityfix.org