Local Project Committees (LPC) are a collective working group whose members are all the project's target g

During these two years and a half of project, we had several meetings; unfortunately, most of them were online due to the COVID pandemic, which also caused many activities to be rescheduled due to the related unexpected problems. Furthermore, the difficulties in installing the innovative systems proposed by the project, such as the green walls and green façades for treating greywater that the construction companies are not familiar with, caused other delays. The latter is another reason why this project is so important.

A collaboration agreement was signed on 

A month of meetings and workshops, exchanges and interactions culminated on May 20, 2022 with a major event in Monaco that brought together numerous experts involved in safeguarding Mediterranean protected areas of special importance.

The latest stage of the training program organized by MedPAN in May and co-financed by the EU ENI CBC Med funded ENSERES project has successfully concluded.

An awareness caravan has been launched in Ghraiba delegation (Sfax Governorate), to sensitize primary school students on the conservation and the main threats to migratory birds in the Kneiss islands nature reserve, working on synergy with COMMON project and house of culture of Ghraiba

The start of the pilot on community composting in the Italian city of Potenza, in the Basilicata region, is still in progress both technically and in terms of dissemination of the initiative among future users. A few days ago, the future community composting module was presented, which is being installed in a shared urban garden space. 

On May 24rd, the Israeli GREENinMED partners – the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, and Kinneret College – hosted a transnational workshop on Innovative Water Management Solutions for the Tourism Industry, in the Hevel Eilot regional council. The workshop was held as part of the GREENinMED project, which has the goal of making the Mediterranean tourism industry more sustainable through water and energy efficiency.

Technology companies met on Wednesday 18th of May for three days in Malaga to learn about the challenge of electric mobility presented by the Innovation Department of the Malaga City Council and about the challenge of smart parking for people with reduced mobility presented by four cities in the Region of Murcia: Murcia, Cartagena, Molina de Segura, and Yecla. The SMEs also presented their proposals to solve these challenges.

Representatives of the University of Patras, project partner of the DECOST consortium, participated in the 9th International Conference on Environmental Management, Engineering, Planning and Economics (CEMEPE 2022) and SECOTOX Conference that was jointly held in Mykonos island, Greece, the first week of June.