From September 6-7, 2023, Med4Waste organized an awareness-raising campaign on waste management in schools within the Berain municipality of Jordan, as part of Medcites capacity building programme.  

The CLUSTER project, through its Jordanian partners Business Development Center (BDC) and the National Agricultural Research Center (NARC) recently celebrated the completion of two comprehensive training programs in Jordan. The first program, a one-week intensive on "Hydroponics and Aquaponics" took place in Tafileh in July 2023.

The SIRCLES project’s partners in Spain, Greece, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon and Tunisia have created leaflets explaining the success stories within the pilot composting facilities built under the ENI CBC Med Project.

The Chamber of Beirut & Mount Lebanon is excited to announce the launch of the YEP MED Job Portal, a groundbreaking platform designed to bridge the gap between Lebanese YEP MED graduates and international trade and port logistics companies. This initiative addresses the growing demand for skilled talent in the logistics and trade sectors and facilitates seamless connections between job seekers and employers.

From November 14 to 28, 2021, Walid, Raja, Seifeddine, Chloé, Zoé, Matthieu, Nabil, Bastien, Giovanni Luca, Antoine and Loïc, from Italy, France and Tunisia, aged 18 to 30, were welcomed to RESMYLE workshop in Malemort du Comtat (Vaucluse - France) with the aim of introducing them and the local population to the region's ancien

From 1 March to 31 May 2023, the OPUS association welcomed Sara, a 24-year-old Italian, and Seifeddine, a 27-year-old Tunisian, both unemployed, to prepare for the

The SIRCLES model, implemented to tackle organic waste composting challenges in Mediterranean countries, offers crucial insights into sustainable waste management. It encompasses technology, regulations, and awareness to establish effective collection and composting practices, adapting to local legal frameworks and citizen awareness levels.

Members of the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committee (PARC), Palestinian partner of MedTOWN, are implementing field visits in the municipality of Beitillu to follow the progress of the four pilot projects that have been granted. Here are some information about 2 of them.

The courses include  4 phases: a training course, open to all, consisting of 5 modules of online lessons; an on-site training course, aimed at the 20 best participants of the online sessions, which includes visits to companies and activities of the sectors addressed during the training; a mentoring program on Corporate Social Responsibility  and a 1-month internship. 

Women for Cultural Development “Namaa” (Jordan) was invited to present MedSNAIL project at a