The "Inclusion through Education" programme aims to put in place, in at least 60 municipalities, models of education and appropriate institutional frameworks, which effectively integrate marginalised children into the public education system.
To illustrate the effects of value added and employment in a typical municipality, the model was implemented for a model municipality in Germany.
In a study of an actual municipality, the model has to be adjusted to regional characteristics.
For the type of municipality, the model suggests that individuals living in a town with more than 2000 inhabitants, but less than 10,000, have a higher probability of being satisfied.
For this purpose, every municipality was modeled as a production function using 6 cost item inputs and 2 outputs.
Food waste and sewage sludge from a mid-sized Canadian municipality were modeled as feedstock for anaerobic digestion.
The horizontal response spectrum, calculated in the centre of the municipality by modelling the most dangerous source, advises against the construction of a building with a fixed base, but it is compatible with the seismic isolation, and it has been, therefore, used for the design of a residential seismically isolated building.
Launching programmes to turn eight provinces and ten municipalities into models of good governance can demonstrate that the government is capable and committed to governing.
By way of illustration, the method will then be implemented for a model municipality, in order to demonstrate the potential value-added and employment effects achieved in an average municipality in Germany in 2011 by using RE.
A total of 9.3 million euros of municipal value added and 166 jobs could have been generated in the RE sector in the average model municipality in Germany in 2011.
