Med Pearls: Deadline Extension for Call for Proposals for Product creation (EXCEPT for Catalonia)
In order to support participants wishing to apply to the Call for Proposals for Slow Tourism Product Creation, the Med Pearls project has decided to extend the deadline to submit applications in the following countries: Jordan, Italy, Egypt, Greece and Palestine.
We remind all the interested Destination Management Companies/ Travel agencies that the application period is open and will remain so until:
- The 30th of September 2021 at 18.00 (CEST) for Catalonia, Spain.
INTECMED: Innovation ecosystem in Western Greece
INTECMED: Good practices on pre-incubators in the Mediterranean
INTECMED: Innovation ecosystem in Tunisia
INTECMED : Brief on e-Bazzar to connect innovators
INTECMED: Innovation ecosystem in Andalusia, Spain
INTECMED: Innovation ecosystem in Egypt
Palestine: DECOST project teams up with schools to raise awareness about waste composting
Focus on public awarenes activity in the municipalities Anabta and Kufr Rumman, Palestine, with representatives from schools. Schools and young people will be a key element to disseminate the pilot action of the DECOST project in this towns, and to ensure the implication of the citizens in the success of the new waste model for organic waste based in community composting.
Job opportunity in Tunisia under the NEX-LABS and PHEMAC projects - Apply by 15th October
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Centre (CCIC) as a partner of the NEX-LABS and PHEMAC projects is launching a tender for the organization of the joint PHEMAC - NEX-LABS Innovation Week which will be held 17th -20th January 2022. Submission deadline: 15th October 2021
This tender is composed of three packages:
CLIMA implements clothes donation event to face the crisis in Lebanon
This year is not like any other previous year in Lebanon, besides the pandemic that has been surrounding the world, Lebanon is facing a one of a kind economical crisis that has forced many hard working people to go below the poverty line! The difference between the local currency and the dollar rates made simple items unreachable for the majority of the citizens, the prices of daily essential products sky rocketed, leaving most of the population unable to purchase their basic needs.