Managing Authority of ENI CBC Med Programme welcomes new Director-General
Mr. Roberto Raimondi, Italian national with a broad international experience in the private and academic sectors, has been appointed for a 5-year term as Director-General of the Managing Authority of the ENI CBC Med Programme.
ARTOLIO partner Athanasios Gertsis, from Thessaloniki, Greece: "The olive farmers were very enthusiastic about the use of new technologies and proposed management practices by the ARTOLIO Project."
ARTOLIO strives for a future where innovation, sustainability and strategic marketing can meet the traditional nature of the small producers in the extra virgin olive oil market. To ensure its success, it is made up by a team of professionals, each of them connoisseurs of their own field. The past two years have been dedicated mainly to the betterment of the production, both in quality and from an environmental perspective. However, there are still some matters to be addressed in the last third of the project.
iHERITAGE Living Labs in Spain to emphasize the significance of cultural heritage management and valorization!
In the framework of the iHERITAGE project, ASCAME is organizing its “Living Lab” training addressed to SMEs, Researchers, and IT experts, working in projects and activities related to the management of cultural heritage. The iHERITAGE project (UNESCO’s Mediterranean Platform for Cultural Heritage) is co-funded by the European Union through the ENI CBC MED programme.
O.3.2 HELIOS_ Blue and Circular Economy sector profiling for NEETs
O.3.1 HELIOS_NEET profiling - existing situation analysis and methodology
SOLE contributed to the European Sustainable Energy Week
SOLE project contributed to the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) by participating to one of the main event’s sessions in Brussels and to the Sustainable Energy Days in Prato.
FruitFlyNet-ii changes the way Medfly control is implemented in some areas of Tunisia
It is well known and broadly accepted that the overuse of chemical pesticides on agriculture has many disadvantages for the environment (residues, pollution), disturbing the biological equilibrium with a high cost for treatments.
INTERNISA in Lebanon launched a women digital skills training center at Beirut Chamber of Commerce
INTERNISA partner in Lebanon, the Chamber of Commerce of Beirut and Mount Lebanon, launched the activities of the INTERNISA WOMEN DIGITAL CENTER (WDC) at the chamber headquarters in Beirut. The WDC aims to provide Lebanese young women with guidance and assistance in their path to integrating the labour market through diverse support services such as job search, building a CV, interview guidance, facilitating access to the INTERNISA Digital Job platform, and enrolment in soft and digital skills workshops.
Vernissage of MEDWAYCAP exhibition in Syracuse: a unique occasion to discover how to treat and reuse water
During the international event 'Mediterranean green transition towards climate change adaptation and circular water management', organised within the NAWAMED project held in Syracuse from the 3rd to the 5th of October (more info here), the Euro-Mediterranean Centre for the Sustainable Development - SVI.MED will launch the MEDWAYCAP traveling exhibition.
FISH MED NET featured in an online Italian portal for tourism to promote the diversification of fisheries
The article published on 25th September 2022 in Siviaggia website presents the interest of people in experiencing the sea as protagonists by learning more about the habitat and ecosystem at the same time immersing themselves in the cultural aspects of the local coasts where pescatourism and ittitourism is offered.