The Wall2Water has been recognised as one of the best practices in the field of circular water management

The Living Wall and Green Facade installed at the American University of Beirut show how nature-based soutions can revolutionize water treatment,

Constructed Wetlands are nature-inspired greywater treatment systems that mimic the processes of natural wetlands.

Wall2Water's journey, from NAWAMED pilot to current involvement in other initiatives.

The aim is to reduce the pressure on conventional water sources and promote water reuse.

Greywater treatment and Nature-Based Solutions are transforming water management in Jordan.

An in-depth awareness campaign on the importance of greywater valorisation

The event allows sharing the project´s results in promoting the use of non-conventional water and show the short movie “"Gocce di Rugiada" (Drops of Dew) to raise aw…

Capture the essence and impact of Wall2Water.

Discuss possible amendments to local regulations and urban planning instruments

Discover 'Gocce di Rugiada' (Drop of Dew), the impactful short movie produced by NAWAMED project.

Representatives from ministries, local public bodies, architects, research centers and Academia attended the event.

The Wall2water in Ferla, Italy shows how cities can become oases for pollinators instead of hostile environments.

The deadline for submitting applications is 22nd of June 2023.

Explanations and a visit to the Jordan pilot plant to learn about nature-based solutions.

The steering and technical committee meeting and the Mediterranean Water Table brought together the seven NAWAMED partners for three days in…

Promoting nature-based solutions for sustainable water management in Beirut, Lebano

Promoting non-conventional water resources at the University of Jordan. Jordan:

Three days of technical training and policy workshops developed in Sicily for improving standards, tools and solutions for the management of…

A practical learning experience to master the skills of non-conventional water valorisation.

The meeting focused on the presentation of a document about urban planning and regulations, proposing prescriptions on water management.

Discover the initiatives organised to celebrate the day.

Strengthening the adoption of nature-based solutions for non-conventional water valorisation by exploring three drivers

Deadline for submitting applications: 3rd of April 2023.

The deadline for submitting bids is 3rd of April 2023 (at 1:00 PM Amman time)

A mobile learning bus visited four underprivileged schools in the area for hands-on activities such as water filtration experiments and water use games.

The University of Jordan with the support of IRIDRA presented the solutions to implement for the treatment of grey water

Stakeholders debate on technical-economic feasibility of natural solutions involving the students from the “Luigi Einaudi” institute in Syracuse.

Deadline for submitting bids: 28th of November 2022

Interview to Prof. Yadh Zahar, National School of Architecture and Urbanism and Polytechnic School of Tunisia.

Stekholder discussed on the importance of a Cost-Benefit Analysis for the economic feasibility assessment of investments.

Workshops, "Living lab" and "field" visits to discover the "Wall2Water" in Ferla and INTESA, the innovative wa…

Interview to Ahmed Ghrabi, Researcher and General Director of the Center for Water Research and Technologies, Tunisia.

Interview to national stakeholders for deepening our understanding of water scarcity problems and possible solutions in Malta.

Interview to Mr. Slim Daoued, Expert Controller General at the National Agency for Environmental Protection (ANPE)

Interview to Mrs. Awatef Arbi Messai, Director of quality of life in the General Directorate of Environme…

A good occasion to create synergy for a common pathway in Jordan for fostering the Nature-Based solutions.

The Province of Latina implemented a cycle of four meetings on the management and reuse of water resources in urban areas

Subject of the interventions, the multifunctional solutions to foster the use of Non-Conventional Water at urban level

Deadline for submitting applications: 20th of July 2022

IRIDRA discussed with the University of Jordan team the proposed design of the green façade to install at the Jerash site.

The aim of the workshop was to identify funding opportunities and discussing perspectives to start synergies and collaborations

4th Water Table focused on articipatory process to identify the challenges for promoting Non-Conventional Water Resources.

The project has highlighted the importance of nature-based solutions to treat grey water.

Project partners recently met to planned the future activities and shared know-how to finalise their installations for reusing greywater.

Students will save approximately 1000 litres each of potable water per year simply using the toilette of the school.

Tunisian stakeholders invited at the 4th Tunisian water table to discuss how increase the uptake of these technologies

The online event will take place on the 24 of May from 15:00 to 17:30 CEST and it's in Italian langu…

Deadline for receiving bids: 26/5/2022

More than a dozen professionals participate in the first of many "school camps" to showcase how greywater can be collected, treate…

An awareness raising activity addressed to young people on the importance of non-conventional water took place on March 19, 2022.

Interview with Yaser Abunnasr, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Planning at the American University of Beirut

Deadline for submit Applications: 26th of April 2022 at 12:00 CET

A good occasion to spread the nature-based solutions proposed by the project for future application at business level.

CERTE presented NAWAMED project at WATEREXPO to professionals and stakeholders in the field of water.

Stakeholder identified the need for a legal framework that values non conventional water in urban environment

Interview with Almotaz Abadi, Water Managing Director at the Union for Mediterranean.

The students of Ferla Municipality, Italy share their expectations and thoughts on the value of water.

Deadline for submitting bids: 8th of April 2022.

The Center for Water Research and Technologies decided to honour women stakeholder on the valorisation of…

Deadline for submitting bids: 7th of March 2022

Deadline for submitting bids: 21st of February 2022

More than 100 participants attended, making the forum an interesting moment to reach different kind of stakeholders.

Experts in water resources discussed about the financial feasibility of non-conventional water treatment and reuse solutions in urban areas

Representatives from the NAWAMED attended the forum to share their experience and establish new relationships with potential international p…

Read the Interview with Mark Cannata, founder and CEO of the Kassandra Project. the first Integrated Decision Support System that facilitates the creation, development and man…

Deadline for submitting bids: 13th December 2021

The meetings tackled the Water Demand Management and Non-Conventional Water Resources technologies themes.

Interview with Paola Mercogliano, Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change, speaker during the II Water Table developed in Sicily.

Deadline for submitting applications: 15th of November 2021.

Stakeholders discussed on the technologies in the field of domestic water reuse.

The aim of the campaign was to design, test and replicate creative ways to encourage pupils to wash their hands, saving water.

More than 120 participants attended the conference praising the importance of supporting projects as NAWAMED in Jordan.

European experts and national stekeholders to explore and discuss opportunities and strengths related to water energy nexus.

Watch the video animation to understand how NAWAMED partners transform a building into a water producer rather than a water consumer.

Deadline for receiving bids: 8th September 2021

National stakeholders discussed to a draft policy recommendations document addressed to Maltese institutions to reach a common perspective about water reuse.

Deadline for submission of bids: 16th September 2021 at noon.

Tunisian stakeholders actively contributed to the achievement of common conclusions for the last two e-Water Tables.

Stakeholders of water sector share thoughts, experiences, identify obstacles and discuss the best approaches to move forward. 

Jordanian national stakeholders discussed on how to increase the adoption of these technologies at the user level.

Stakeholders discussed on the integration of non-conventional water resource in water demand management practices.

Deadline for submitting bids: 6th of August 2021

An interesting meeting for presenting the good practices developed in Ferla (SR), associated partner of NAWAMED

NAWAMED organized the first Water Table in Sicily to identify possible barriers for the use of non-conventional water at domestic level

Deadline for submitting bids: 5th of July 2021 (1:00 PM Amman time).

Stakeholders debated on non-conventional water resource technologies and water- demand management practices during a natiopnal meeting organbised on May 27th, 2021.

The meeting, to be held on June 21, aims to highlight the potential of using unconventional water resources.

The objective of the meeting is to prepare a strategic document with suggestions for fostering the use of Non-Conventional Water at urban level.

Deadline for submitting applications: 25th of June 2021

Deadline for submitting applications: 14th of June 2021

Italian national newspaper "Corriere della Sera" reports on the innovative green walls for greywater reuse to be installed by NAWAMED.

The design of specific regulations for greywater reuse is seen as one of the main drivers for the diffusion water recovery in Italy, Jordan, Lebanon and Tunisia.

Ferla, pilot municipality of NAWAMED project in Sicily, is one of the ten "symbol" Italian squares hosting the 18th edition of the…

Deadline for receiving bids is 27/05/2021.

Deadline for submitting applications is 28th of May 2021.

To mark the World Water Day, NAWAMED launches a campaign on social media with stories, testimonies and experiences on the value of water in the Mediterranean.

A multi-disciplinary and multi-national team led to an innovative co-design process of sustainable and low-cost treatment technologies.

Deadline for submitting bids: 19th of February 2021.

Interview with Giulia Cipolletta, PhD student at the Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy (UNIVPM).

The sustainable solutions to be implemented at the University of Jordan aim to demonstrate how a building can be an efficient water producer rather than a water consumer.

Interview with Lorenzo Bono, project manager of Ambiente Italia, on sustainable and inclusive urban regeneration.

The University of Jordan implemented an online workshop in cooperation with the Jordan Engineers Association.

EnviroFest Tunisia is an annual cultural, educational and cinematographic event that provides a platform for understanding and debate on environmental issues.

Deadline for submitting bids: 11th of December 2020.

On 27 November, the nature-based solutions for wastewater management promoted by NAWAWED will be presented during the celebrations of the European Researchers' Night.

Deadline for submitting bids: 30th November 2020.

Deadline for submitting bids: 16th of November 2020.

Deadline for submitting applicaitons: 16th of November 2020

On the occasion of the Global Handwashing Day, NAWAMED organized an event to raise awarness of pupils about the importance handwashing and water saving.

The event was the occasion to discuss the use of non-conventional water resources for a sustainable urban development towards resilient citi…

The Italian national newspaper 'Repubblica' highlights the sustainable activities of the Ferla municipality, including the future green wall for grey water reusing.

The American University of Beirut, partner of the project, conducted an online interview with Ms. Rana El-Hajj, manager of “The climate change and environment” program.

The Province of Latina, lead partner of NAWAMED project, conducted an online interview with Mr Giuseppe Dodaro, expert in sustainable development.

Dr. Ing. Paul Micallef discusses water reuse in Malta and the potential to implement such projects for domestic use.

Deadline for submitting bids: 17th of August 2020, 12:00 am CET

NAWAMED particpated in the recent AQUACYCLE stakeholders workshop in Lebanon, explaining how green walls and constructed wetlands provide ecosystem benefits.

Deadline for submitting bids: 10th of August 2020

Deadline for submitting bids: 10th of August 2020.

Interview with Mr. Marc Aoun, general manager of CubeX s.a.l., a Lebanese social enterprise specialized in decentralized wastewater treatment.

Deadline for submitting bidsis 7th of August 2020

The Italian partner IRIDRA is developing a set of knowledge transfer webinars to transfer information to the project partners that will implement the pilot water installations in Italy, Jordan and Lebanon.

On 19 of June, the Tunisian partner 'CERTE' will host a remote meeting to assess the results achieved by the project and plan the next activities.

Deadline for receiving bids is 1/07/2020.

A green wall will be installed at the University of Jordan in order to treat the greywater of the campus dormitories.

The COVID-19 lockdown resulted in new opportunities for the NAWAMED project.

Subscribe now and get the latest information on the use of non-conventional water resources in urban areas of Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Malta and Tunisia.

The deadline for the receipt of tenders is the 1st of June 2020.

NAWAMED has selected the Community Service Building of Jerash to implement the green walls technology. The treated grey water will be reused to irrigate a nearby public park.

Italy ranks first in the EU for water abstraction for urban water supply. Besides drastic measures to minimize leakages, the use of non-conventional water resources has to be…

Members of the NAWAMED team have recenlty published an article in the “Journal of Environmental Management” on the role of Nature-Based Solutions to support ecosystem services.

The Municipality of Tunis has shown its interest in installing a pilot green wall for greywater treatment in the Medina due to the high visibility in terms of citizens awarnes…

Deadline for receiving bids is 26/04/2020.

The goal of the event was to promote the exchange of knowledge, experiences and best practices in the fields of water, energy and environment

Ms Latifa Bouselmi, from the Centre for Water Research and Technologies, explains the importance of the NAWAMED project in light of the National Water Strategy of Tunisia.

The main goal of the pilot installations is to treat about 3300 m3/year of greywater for reuse using nature-based solutions.

Michelangelo Giansiracusa, Mayor of the Municipality of Ferla, explains the importance of the NAWAMED project for his community.

Deadline for receiving bids is 23/02/2020.

Manuel Sapiano, Chief Executive Officer of Malta's Energy and Water Agency: the project is an opportunity to broaden the application of water reclamation practices to the…

According to the most recent data, Jordan is under "absolute water scarcity".

It is estimated that Lebanon’s water resources will be inadequate to meet the expected needs of the growing population.

NAWAMED will implement new solutions for wastewater treatment and reuse for domestic and agricultural uses in Italy, Jordan, Lebanon and Tunisia.

The NAWAMED project, which aims at changing urban water management and fostering the use of Non-Conventional Water resources, involves Italy, Tunisia, Jordan and Lebanon. Lear…