Spring was a season dedicated to raising awareness for the subgrantees of the ENSERES project in Tunisia. An integrated management model of marine-coastal ecosystems must necessarily be built on a new community sensitivity, where economic benefits and environmental protection are no longer in contrast but in synergy.

While there have been efforts and commitments made to appropriately manage natural resources, current and predicted threats call for urgent action to ensure a sustainable Mediterranean, with increased and improved protection of marine and coastal ecosystems and biodiversity, transitioning to a sustainable blue economy.

This innovative application seeks to link users and managers of the reuse circuits of specific goods that have been implemented in 3 Mediterranean cities (Cappanori in Italy, Cordoba in Spain and New Deir Allaa in Jordan) in the framework of REUSEMED.

The app will be available in the coming weeks (June 2023) for Android and IOS operating systems .

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On the 4^th May 2023, the University of Sfax team, Tunisian partner of MedSNAIL, participated in the activity of the itinerant and public library in Kerkennah

Municipality of Tunis has developed a video to document the interesting experience of the Open Market that was held at Saint Croix Church in the Medina of Tunis from 4 to 13 May 2023 to promote the principles and practices of the circular economy. This unique event brought together local businesses, local and national institutions, experts, and the project sub-grantees to explore innovative approaches to sustainability, waste reduction, and resource efficiency.

The Palestinian Businesswomen's Association - Asala, the Palestinian partner of the MedBEESinessHubs project, participat

The Mediterranean Renewable Energy Centre (MEDREC) and the National Engineering School of Tunis (ENIT), Coordinator and partner of Med-EcoSuRe respectively, organized a workshop at ENIT on the 09^th of May 2023.

SADECO, main beneficiary of REUSEMED, welcomed the other partners from Italy, Jordan and Tunisia to share their results on the circuits implemented in four Mediterranean cities to promote the culture of reuse.

The international scientific community widely agrees that we are facing unprecedented environmental challenges that currently affect the planet, and which are expected to increase in the coming decades. In this context, promoting sustainable development has become more than a goal; it's a necessity.