RESMYLE in Jordan invites young entrepreneurs to join the Green Construction Innovation Lab
As part of the objectives of RESMYLE project focusing on supporting NEETs' entrepreneurship and innovation in sustainable development sectors, the Green Construction Innovation Lab (GCIL) was officially opened on September 9th, 2021 in Jordan. The lab is hosted within the existing Center of Excellence for Innovative Projects (CEIP) at the Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST).
STAND Up!: Sisters for the World, a new generation of healthy, environmental and affordable menstrual pads
“We applied to the STAND Up! Program in order to gain the necessary knowledge and connections that will help us launch our project”.
BEEP: leaflet
BEEP: poster
At school for a bluer sea. The COMMON project contest lands in Lebanon
The contest with schools dedicated to sustainability and to fight against marine litter, lands in Lebanon.
HELIOS in Gaza explores how the Blue and Circular Economy can create opportunities for young people and women in Palestine
Creating opportunities and promoting social inclusion in a rather difficult historical period is the great challenge that HELIOS is facing in all the territories involved in the project. Even more in the Gaza Strip, HELIOS acts to offer opportunities for unemployed young people and women.
The main mission of HELIOS project is to do it in Mediterranean region through the Blue and Circular Economy channels.
YEP MED Storytellers – "The course in English is not a barrier - it's an opportunity for us to evolve"
This video shows excerpts from the interview given by a student at the end of the first YEP MED vocational training course in intermodal transport and logistics organised by the institute of Marseille Fos in June 2021 in France
Enhancing wastewater reuse: the contribution of the MENAWARA project to Jordanian farmers
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is an arid to semi-arid country. Water resources depend on variable rainfall and therefore are characterized by scarcity, variability, and uncertainty: Jordan is therefore ranked fourth poorest country with regard to water resources worldwide.
The largest water consume is prior taken from Agriculture, taking about 70 % of the national water budget. The use of treated waste water for irrigation is a national objective to double the utilization of treated waste water to 15 Million m³ by 2035.
INTECMED presents its tools for innovators at the Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders
“INTECMED Meeting: Incubators for innovation and technological transfer in the Mediterranean” is the first interplay organised by the Association of the Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce (ASCAME), which will take place in the frame of its annual flagship event: T