The Italian partners of the REUSEMED project have presented the reuse plan developed for the municipality of Capannori after the work of codesign they have carried out over the last few months. The result is a specific plan that outlines the entire journey that citizens and companies in the region can take to reuse objects of all kinds, as well as activities to raise awareness and disseminate the tools available to users of reuse.

Fabio Cadelano is one of the few 'young' full-time fishers found in Sardinia who operates his boat from the coastlines of Marceddì. Along with his father, he and other fishers run the Arennera pescatourism where they have managed to make the fishers' lifestyle an attractive portal for visiting tourists. In complete respect of the nature they operate by alternating these two activities in order to upkeep a steady livelihood and manage to enthrall their clients by taking them on coastal tours in the vicinity of Marceddì, on the west coast of Sardinia.

ReFuse is a social enterprise that runs recyclable collection points, sells recyclables to industries, and rewards those who contributed with their sorted waste. The start-up, launched in December 2021, inaugurated its second Recyclables Collection Point in Bourj Hammoud, a densely populated community, where waste hazards represent a key priority since years.

MedBEESinessHubs Egyptian partner, the Confederation of Egyptian European Business Association - CEEBA, is looking for Technical Experts and Trainers. In collaboration with the project lead partners in Cyprus and experts, the sought experts and trainers should develop training materials and deliver training workshops in Alexandria, Egypt.

COP has always been the most important event for an open discussion regarding climate change. Statespersons, policy makers, NGOs, private businesses discuss improvements and good examples on how to combat climate change.

For the last few months, the CLUSTER partners have been working on a mapping of policy frameworks in their countries regarding the topics of youth unemployment and the general local employment panorama. A thorough mapping in relation to local NEETs emplyoment programmes and their effectiveness to fight against social exclusion of young people and women was carried out by each Project Partner based on interviews with representatives of

This article forms part of a series of publications under SIRCLES project to support circular economy opportunities for employment and social inclusion in our partner territories in Palestine, Lebanon, Spain, Tunisia, Italy, Greece, and Jordan.

The second year of the EU-funded Med Pearls project provided incredible prospects for around 12 SMEs from six Mediterranean countries to produce Slow Tourism products in the selected 13 pilot areas.