The “Play Alghero” MED GAIMS initiative in Italy has caught the attention of #GenerazioneBellezza, aNational Broadcast 'RAI' programme on culture and sustainable tourism
Alghero is the first city in Italy to boast a gaming infrastructure capable of projecting the territory and its beauty far beyond national borders, promoting innovative tourist experiences through gamification applied to cultural heritage.
On the Coral Riviera, a magnificent summer ended in terms of attendance, with places of culture and museums and environmental attractions recording significant increases in visitor numbers.
Within MED GAIMS, Vilanova i la Geltrú carried out the largest gamified tourism promotion project at the Spanish national level
Starting October 2022, Vilanova i la Geltrú launched its Agency of Secrets initiative. This interactive and gamified experience allows the tourists to rediscover the municipality through 10 analogue, digital and virtual reality games. It is the largest tourism promotion project through gamification at the state level, and its main objective is to increase the number of tourists which the municipality receives.
INNOMED-UP assigns sub-grants to support circularity and creativity in the municipality of Prato, Italy
The 8 vouchers, funded by the INNOMED-UP project, were awarded at the end of the second call aimed at SMEs of the Cultural and Creative Industry sector working in the Circular Economy.
2 were dedicated exclusively to subjects who do not have a VAT number: the Recuperiamoci non-profit association was awarded both vouchers, proposing "Vetrina upcycling" and "Poltrone Rifà '' as projects.
The other 6 were equally divided between the 3 categories provided for by the call:
NAWAMED: "Rainwater, an available water resource to be better exploited!" - Pr. Ahmed Ghrabi, Center for Water Research and Technologies, Tunisia
In the frame of "Decision Makers workshop" organized by NAWAMED project, on March 8, 2022, covering local regulations and urban planning tools to foster Non-Conventional Water (NCW) reuse, Pr. Ahmed Ghrabi, talks about rainwater as a Non-Conventional Water resource not efficiently exploited.
NAWAMED: Interview to Ahmed Ghrabi, Center for Water Research and Technologies (CERTE, Tunisia)
Pr. Ahmed Ghrabi talks about rainwater as a Non-Conventional Water resource not efficiently exploited.
RESTART MED! Organised a Sustainable Tourism Summit and created a Manifesto about better policies for tourism sustainability in the Med area
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Med-EcoSuRe outlines the participatory approach for university building renovation at an international seminar
Sustainable Med Cities project organized a seminar as a Mid-Term Conference of the project in the framework of the SBE Series (
How to promote the Mediterranean circular economy in sectors such textile, construction and Smart Cities: discover CLUSTER4GREEN in this video
Welcome to CLUSTER4GREEN project!
CLUSTER4GREEN is an European project, born with the aim of creating economic opportunities though the promotion and development of the Mediterranean circular economy. Discover the aim of the project in this quick video.
REUSEMED in Jordan promotes the reuse circuits to other regions
The REUSEMED project will help embed the practice of reuse in new policies throughout Jordan. This was precisely the objective of the capitalization meetings that took place early October 2022 in the four target municipalities (Greater Madaba, Greater Irbid, Greater Karak and Greater Jerash).
Following the meetings, REUSEMED project managers in the country praised the fact that in the four municipalities they had extensive experience and expertise in sorting, recycling and reuse of solid waste.
BEEP project: Jordan pilot building modeled through BIM
In this video we show you the "Guests House" modelled with H-BIM technology (Historic Building Information Modelling). This heritage building, located in Al-Karak (Jordan), is one of the 9 pilot buildings of the BEEP project in which an innovative methodology is proposed to plan an energy efficient renovation, without undermining the heritage value of these buildings.
About the BEEP project: