Among the many activities of the MedBEESinessHubs project was the development of the MedBEESinessHubs Honey Eco Routes.

After our bee entrepreneurs received the skills and financial means to develop and upgrade their enterprise, we then trained them how to make the most out of their business through the diversification of their operations, by turning their BEEsiness into a sustainable visiting point of interest too.

CLUSTER partner Business Women Forum, based in Ramallah shares the project's training phases in Palestine. Through the project, the participants were provided with training on food manufacturing; including both the practical and theoretical basics of production. The onsite trainig took place from 18th of June until the 30th of July and hosted a total of 19 trainees, while the internship phase was conducted from the 13th of August to the 20th of September and benefitted 10 trainees.

NAWAMED's project coordinator for the American University of Beirut (AUB), Yaser Abunassr, explains all the innovative solutions implemented in Lebanon and their features.

CLUSTER partner Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry have published a video on the development of an on-site training session in the project's framework. The session covered the topics of education in sustainable and innovative agricultural sectors was completed with great success by ΚΕΒΕ (CCCI) and its external partners.

What did MYSEA project carry out in Lebanon to strengthen the skills of young people who are Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) and women? In this video we listen to the testimonies of the coordinators and experts who tell us how they have built an inclusive training course that will lead, among other things, to the creation of 4 NGOs in Lebanon that will aim to strengthen youth and women empowerment, capacity building and entrepreneurship in the Blue & Green Economy sectors.

The Andalusian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FAMP), as MedSNAIL Lead Partner, has collected the project’s main milestones in its Legacy publication, a document that summarises the results derived from MedSNAIL with the aim of replicating and capitalising its methodology, inspired by the Slow Food principles and tools.

This video represents the final product, an overview, after the waste management efforts undertaken in and by three municipalities as part of the CLIMA project, a collaborative initiative implemented within the framework of the EU-funded programme ENI CBC Med 2014-20. The project's regional platform brings together municipalities, public agencies, and NGOs from Italy, Tunisia, and Lebanon to address the pressing environmental, economic, and social challenges associated with organic waste mismanagement.