Execute your measures

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Written by Noëmie Van den Bon
Updated over a week ago

Does your climate plan appear in Futureproofed? Have you linked financial and/or CO₂ savings to your measures (or taken them over from our list)? Have you drawn up viable objectives? Great! Now we can start the real fun! 😉

What can you manage from now on?

  • See the Statistics: the annual cost and CO₂ savings of that measure as well as the related co-benefits and their importance to the measure (the more stars, the higher the impact on the measure).

  • Progress: Save progress and view the overall progress of your measure against the target.

  • Annual CO₂ savings per unit, you can always change this later if you wish.

  • Initial investments and savings per unit, as well as: a cumulative cash flow, time of return and internal rate of return of the measure.

  • Co-benefits

Climate action has many win-win opportunities. For example, renewable energies reduce emissions but also mortality rates from air pollution. They also increase energy independence. These are what we call "win-win" or "co-benefit" situations.

For each measure, select the co-benefits of your choice or customize those already identified in our pre-calculated measures.

  • Find Background information: get more details about our pre-defined measures, how we calculated them, and about assumptions, basic data and sources. You will also find tips on following up the progress of the measure.

Please note: The “Background” tab is empty for measures that you personally create because there are as yet no assumptions or figures there in advance. If you want to file your assumptions or figures somewhere, it is best to put them under “Internal notes”.

  • Keep internal notes: gather all background info regarding the measure here.

  • Keep track of your files: upload files per measure so that you always know where the figures come from, what report you wrote about that subject, etc.


  • Manage related actions: adding and executing actions that cause this measure to make progress. Find out here how you can make an action.

  • Manage the Activity: this contains all the updates of this measure. In this way, you will quickly have an overview of what happened since your last visit. (You will find more info here).


That’s it! From now on, you can focus fully on executing your measures so that you can complete them successfully. 😉

Linking actions

We know that this is not easy, which is why we advise you to split up the measures into practical actions that can be executed. 

Find out everything about making, managing and executing actions here.

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