The Tyre Coast Nature Reserve (TCNR) is a key partner of the ENSERES project.

Human activities in Mediterranean coastal and marine areas are intensifying and pressures coming from blue economy plans are requiring new areas to develop.

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.

The ENSERES project would not have the same capacity in the dissemination and implementation of management tools for Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), if MedPAN were not in the partnership.

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.

Tamam Foods Company is one of the Jordanian companies that participated in the Third Green Ecosystem Meeting held in December 2021 in Barcelona - Spain. As an extension of Tamam Foods' journey from producing grain-fed chickens to producing antibiotic-free chickens and then to becoming certified humane, the company crowned its activity with the production of organic chickens according to EU specifications, as the first p

A single plastic bag may not seem like much, but when it is part of the millions of tons of litter ending up in the sea every year, it has a concrete impact on marine life. For many living beings in our oceans, the distinction between litter and food is not clear, and they may end up being poisoned. Others may get trapped in improperly disposed waste.

Food and the joy of eating is a universal value that we all appreciate regardless of our language or our culture. What’s more, the local food sector, supports the local economy and is a rich source of jobs, whether in making and selling fine foods or marketing culinary tourism products.