The municipality of La Marsa is organising a Beach Clean-Up Day next Wednesday 12 July starting at 4 PM. An opportunity for residents involved in domestic waste reduction thro…

A study visit organised in May 2023 allowed the MED-InA partners to discover the best practices of two Italian cities at the forefront of wa…

Winner in the business category, this project designs and manufactures ethically handmade in Spain and markets collections of casual footwear made from 100% recycled materials…

Winner of the business award, this project installs shower trays with integrated energy recovery equipment.

1st place winner of the startup category, Teenah's "E3ada" project is about affordable custom printed quality bags produced through upcycling and social impact …

1st place winner of the ideas category, project “Gold Sands” creates resources from waste by using worms to convert organic waste from existing farms into vermicompost, thus a…

2nd place winner of the startup category, project “Ghoorcom” is an online marketplace that connects farmers to businesses directly, thus fos…

2nd place winner of the ideas category, project “Ivvest” uses science and technology (hydroponics and IoT) to produce the purest, tastiest, …

In an online mentoring session, 4 peer pilots from Lebanon, Palestine, Spain and Tunisia presented their successes and challenges.

Find out everything you need to know about the project's past and future activities for Zero Waste in the Mediterranean, in our 2022 Newsletter available in English, French, Arabic and Spanish !

2nd business prize from the jury led by the Lab’ess incubator, Debrasy is a company that makes motorcycle carts available to independent collectors (and sorters) of recyclable…

2nd prize for ideation from the jury led by the Lab’ess incubator, Tifra is a collective university project with an entrepreneurial vocation, which proposes to promote the mul…

Through financial support and an incubation period, these 4 winners out of 29 candidates cover textile, footwear and energy saving of hot water.

1st business prize from the jury led by the Lab’ess incubator, Vitro/Indinya is a company that produces glass powder for various uses (building, street furniture, decoration, …

1st prize for ideation from the jury led by the Lab’ess incubator, Hortikos Farm offers fruits and vegetables grown using hydroponic solutions, as well as awareness-raising in…

A pitching event for innovative circular economy projects will pick 4 winners for prizes and incubation by IDEA Alzira in Spain. The result will be announced on 1st March 202…

Carcaixent (Spain), Irbid (Jordan), La Marsa (Tunisia): 3 cities experimenting with Zero Waste approaches. 2 years after the start of the project, what are the results of this…

The main weaknesses identified by participants were the low rate of waste separation at source and the challenge of waste prevention illustrated by overpackaging in their dail…

Vermicomposting, hydroponic farming systems, an online marketplace to connect farmers to businesses, quality bags produced with impact on the employment of women refugees and …

Paper recycling, a glass crusher, mopeds for ragpickers and hydroponics in urban areas: discover the competition process and the winners towards zero waste in La Marsa!

Citizens of Carcaixent, one of MED-InA's pilot cities, are being involved in designing the Integrated Solid Municipal Waste Plan (ISWMP), to tend towards Zero Waste.

As one of the project's pilot cities, la Marsa is looking for contractors for the purposes of communication, citizen support and design of its Zero Waste strategy. Deadline: 8 November 2021 at 10 a.m Tunis…

Four projects will be awarded and supported by the Lab´ess. The deadline for submitting an application is October 14. Don't miss the in…

A team of 13 volunteers conducted a door-to-door campaign to identify citizens preference with regard to waste collection and sorting systems.

GD6D (I decided), the E3D-Environment tool adopted by MED-InA towards more eco-responsibility for the inhabitants of 3 pilot cities (Carcaixent - Spain, Irbid - Jordan, La Mar…

The American University of Beirut is looking for a project manager ! Please note that only Lebanese nationals may apply. More information:…

What has the project been up to since its launch? Find out through 6 short articles that will give you an overview of ongoing activities for…

Moins de dépenses, moins de déchets, plus de recyclage, d'emploi et d'inclusion sociale: MED-InA propose un guide méthodologique pour penser des stratégies Zéro Déch…

Less costs, less waste, more recycling, jobs and social inclusion: MED-InA proposes a guidebook to design adapted Zero Waste strategies!

MED-InA ambassadors will be in charge of involving inhabitants in behavioural change towards Zero Waste. Deadline to apply: March 23, 2021.

The 2nd Zero Waste workshop organized by MED-InA project was held on November 4th with the facilitation of Zero Waste Europe and Ekologi Brez Meja.

E3D-Environnement, leader of MED-InA project, has recently published the procedure for the selection of an external auditor.

On the 20th of February 2020, the MED-InA project team organised its first Zero Waste workshop gathering partners, municipalities and experts.

A glimspe of the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic on the MED-InA project and on the waste management sector.

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

The selected expert will be in charge of identifying and analyzing the barriers and opportunities for the adoption of environmental-friendly behaviors by the inhabitants of La Marsa Municipality.

The MED-InA project aims to turn the Greater Irbid Municipality into a zero waste city.

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

E3D-Environnement, lead beneficiary of the MED-InA project, is looking for an EU project manager. The position is to be filled as soon as possible.

The deadline for bids has been postponed to 3 February 2020.

The MED-InA project aims to turn the Municipality of La Marsa into a zero waste city.

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

The expert will be asked to design a methodological guidebook on Zero Waste strategy applied to Mediterranean cities.

Discover the people behind the MED-InA project in a series of weekly interviews!

Imagine a city with 35% additional sorted waste and where 90% of the citizens adopt more eco-responsible behaviors. No, you are not dreaming!

The kick-off meeting launching the MED-InA project was held in Marseille on November 13th & 14th. It has been the first opportunity for the MED-InA partners to gather and meet each other.