The CLUSTER project has published its Policy Report on youth unemployment in the circular economy of the Mediterranean. The conclusions of the report highlight the following identified measures and actions to foster the occupation of youth in the Mediterranean Circular Economy (CE):

The Mediterranean Medal of the Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ACASME) is bestowed annually upon distinguished individuals, companies, or institutions whose exceptional contributions have played a pivotal role in transforming the Mediterranean into a hub for unity, tolerance, camaraderie, and prosperity.

Food loss in the large  retailers distribution sector in Tunisia has become a major problem. According to a joint study by the National Institute of Consumption and the FAO, approximately 2,314 tons of food products are lost each year, representing an economic value of 2.8 million dinars. Cereal products, in particular, have been affected by the crisis between Russia and Ukraine, the primary importer of cereals for Tunisia.

Preparation is the basis for successfully meeting the challenges of the future, and for overcoming the difficulties of the present and those to come.  The European YEP MED project, funded by the European Union, has worked on ensuring that the Mediterranean youth has the necessary skills to fill the needs of companies and organisations.

At the heart of the SIRCLES project lies a commitment to promoting social inclusion. By tackling the issue of biowaste, the project not only mitigates environmental concerns but also creates opportunities for marginalized communities to be actively involved.

Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) has successfully concluded the European CLUSTER Programme in Innovative and Sustainable Agricultural Sectors, a project generously funded by the European Union through the ENI CBC Mediterranean Basin cross-border programme.

CLUSTER partner Business Women Forum, based in Ramallah shares the project's training phases in Palestine. Through the project, the participants were provided with training on food manufacturing; including both the practical and theoretical basics of production. The onsite trainig took place from 18th of June until the 30th of July and hosted a total of 19 trainees, while the internship phase was conducted from the 13th of August to the 20th of September and benefitted 10 trainees.

CLUSTER partner Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry have published a video on the development of an on-site training session in the project's framework. The session covered the topics of education in sustainable and innovative agricultural sectors was completed with great success by ΚΕΒΕ (CCCI) and its external partners.

What did MYSEA project carry out in Lebanon to strengthen the skills of young people who are Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) and women? In this video we listen to the testimonies of the coordinators and experts who tell us how they have built an inclusive training course that will lead, among other things, to the creation of 4 NGOs in Lebanon that will aim to strengthen youth and women empowerment, capacity building and entrepreneurship in the Blue & Green Economy sectors.

MedTOWN project final conference marks the culmination of this project funded by the EU through the ENI CBC Med Program. It aims to bring together professionals, researchers, policymakers and stakeholders from Mediterranean countries to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices in the fields of social innovation, social policy, and the social and solidarity economy.