NAWAMED's project coordinator for the American University of Beirut (AUB), Yaser Abunassr, explains all the innovative solutions implemented in Lebanon and their features.

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.

The Andalusian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FAMP), as MedSNAIL Lead Partner, has collected the project’s main milestones in its Legacy publication, a document that summarises the results derived from MedSNAIL with the aim of replicating and capitalising its methodology, inspired by the Slow Food principles and tools.

This video represents the final product, an overview, after the waste management efforts undertaken in and by three municipalities as part of the CLIMA project, a collaborative initiative implemented within the framework of the EU-funded programme ENI CBC Med 2014-20. The project's regional platform brings together municipalities, public agencies, and NGOs from Italy, Tunisia, and Lebanon to address the pressing environmental, economic, and social challenges associated with organic waste mismanagement.

This video represents the final product, an overview, after the waste management efforts undertaken in and by three municipalities as part of the CLIMA project, a collaborative initiative implemented within the framework of the EU-funded programme ENI CBC Med 2014-20. The project's regional platform brings together municipalities, public agencies, and NGOs from Italy, Tunisia, and Lebanon to address the pressing environmental, economic, and social challenges associated with organic waste mismanagement.

The final event of the ENSERES project brought together the team that for over two years has worked for to build and transfer a model of integrated and sustainable management of the marine-coastal areas of the Mediterranean. The project partners, the representatives of the territories involved and those of the associations that benefited from the subgrants met on 19 October in Tunis at the Ramada Hotel for yet another and most important moment of dialogue.

This video represents the final product, an overview, after the waste management efforts undertaken in and by three municipalities as part of the CLIMA project, a collaborative initiative implemented within the framework of the EU-funded programme ENI CBC Med 2014-20. The project's regional platform brings together municipalities, public agencies, and NGOs from Italy, Tunisia, and Lebanon to address the pressing environmental, economic, and social challenges associated with organic waste mismanagement.

Med4Waste comprehensive report is on Integrated Waste Management (IWM) and circular economy models in six Mediterranean countries: Greece, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Spain, and Tunisia. Centred on resource efficiency and climate-friendly practices, it provides a comprehensive overview of regulations, initiatives, and opportunities available to aspiring entrepreneurs in these countries.

From the 24th to the 26th of October 2023, more than 200, on-site and online, participants from 23 countries from the Mediterranean and beyond, came together in Cagliari, Italy to exchange know-how, experiences and lessons learned regarding organic waste management from two major EU-funded projects in which MIO-ECSDE is a key partner: