Due to the increasing effect of global warming on the fields, farmers all over the world have felt the need to adapt to the new conditions of weather by finding ways around the harsh conditions.

The new episode of the Ecoforum Tour by Legambiente, the Italian NGO who works at a national level to promote environmental education, tells the story of Sestri Levante Municipality and the activities launched thanks to CLIMA project on the main project beneficiary: from the separate waste collection to the PAYT (Pay-as-you-throw) waste collection system, here's how the Municipality chose to spread awareness on environmental topics on its territory.

The ORGANIC ECOSYSTEM project has interviewed Mrs Apostolina Tsaltampasi, President of the Greek Association of Business Women (SEGE) and Director of European Programs of the Chamber of Chalkidiki in Greece about organic agriculture in the Mediterranean region. 

PROSIM project’s partner, National Agriculture Research Centre (NARC) launched a tender on March 20, 2022 for the installation of drip irrigation systems, in green houses and in open field in Balqa (Jordan). The 31st of March 2022, was the final day for receiving the offers. The equipment will serve 35 farmers and cover a total area of 15.5 hectares.

The GREENinMED project has just released a new Information Pill on Energy Storage as a Service, and its potential uses in the tourism industry. GREENinMED is a transboundary project aiming to make the Mediterranean tourism industry more sustainable through targeted actions and spread of information.

To be able to carry on the legacy of a long tradition of farmers, one must understand that nowadays technological and mechanical innovations must go hand in hand with the natural resources in the field. ARTOLIO favors the practice of using all of the available sources as long as they are the least harmful to the environment.

The National Agriculture Research Centre (NARC) of Jordan, partner of PROSIM Project within ENI CBC Med Programme has completed the installation of the two reverse osmosis

Akouda, Mahdia, Monastir and Sayada. These are the first Tunisian municipalities that have chosen to share their adopted good practices to reduce the marine pollution throughout the whole Mediterranean area.

From day one of GREENLAND project, the Arab Academy for Science and Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT), the Egyptian partner of GREENLAND, is working hard in order to reach the main goal of this project: help many people find some