Street art for sustainable development: the MEET NEET project by Association I’Agorà taken to the streets

On the 9th of September 2021, the partner of the project MED-QUAD, Palestine Polytechnic University, has conducted technical and awareness field visits within the framework of the project work plan to establish the required cooperation environ

Mahdia beach, one of the most beautiful beaches of Tunisia, is used at the end of the summer holidays to be invaded by different kind of waste: plastic bottles, aluminium cans, glass packaging bags and more. At the bottom of the sea, these intruders endanger the marine ecosystem and cause problems for both humans and marine life. On the seaside the situation is no better. 

TV feature from Agence Tunis Afrique Presse produced on the sidelines of the Cleanup Mahdia campaign with the participation of CLIMA project.

Sisters of the World is designing washable, leak-proof underwear made out of healthy and eco-friendly material.

MoreThanAJob international jury of the call for proposals to support cooperation projects between Social and Solidarity Economy actors (SSE) and public administrations aiming at improving welfare and social services for vulnerable groups in order to increase their opportunities of social and labour inclusion, thanked all particip

After the commitment acquired by the Municipality of Anabta and the Palestine Technical University - Kadoorie, the public awareness activities organized in relation to the DECOST pilot activity in Palestine are becoming more active every day.

The Leftovers platform on Facebook is preparing an unprecedented event: Specials Week: from 27 September to 3 October, sending samples for free. Watch the video to get all the details and how can you participate.

The Leftovers Platform consists of a new platform – based on a Facebook group and therefore very quick and easy to be used – to show stocks and establish contact between partners and members of the group. Also, the “Leftovers” platform represents an important opportunity to acquire top-quality fabrics, yarns, and textile accessories.

The Municipality of Irbid is one of the 3 MED-InA pilot cities, deploying the project’s multi-stakeholder approach, which simultaneously activates the public sector, private sector and civil society towards a Zero Waste local economy.