Co-Evolve4BG in Tunisia informs tourist operators about its analysis for a more sustainable coastal management
The Institut National des Sciences et Technologies de la Mer(INSTM), Lead Beneficiary of Co-Evolve4BG and partner in COMMON, took part in the event organized by the ongoing project “Coastal Management and Monitoring Network for tackling marine litter in the Mediterranean Sea: COMMON. The event, entitled: “L’entrepreneuriat conscient pour les opérateurs touristiques”, was held in Monastir,Tunisia (which is included in one of the pilot areas in Co-Evolve4BG project) on 10th-11th of March 2022.
SOLE in Tunisia is seeking for an administrative and financial assistant
The Municipality of Mnihla, Tunisian partner of the SOLE project, is looking for an external expert with the necessary skills to assist with administrative and financial tasks of the project.
COMMON project launches the Italian preliminary data on marine pollution
The marine litter in the Mediterranean Sea is still an emergency: large quantities of wastes are found on the beaches, in the waters and even in the fish, its inhabitants.
The MEDISS bilateral meeting continues. The Italian and Tunisian partners meet to achieve the project’s results: from the awareness program to the exchange of good practices in water management
The Italian and Tunisian partners of the MEDISS project finally meet in Sardinia (Italy).
During the first day of the meeting, the staff of Institut des Régions Arides (IRA) de Médenine visited the pilot plant of Arborea, met the local communities, the Arborea producers' cooperative and the mayor of Arborea, Dr Manuela Pintus.
Children from the schools of Santu Lussurgiu (Sardinia) celebrate water and the MEDISS, MEDWAYCAP and MENAWARA projects
The one celebrated in Santu Lussurgiu (Sardinia) on the occasion of World Water Day was truly a wonderful event. About two hundred primary and secondary school pupils and teachers showed their creativity in addressing issues related to water with singing, writing, drawing, the application of digital techniques and land mapping.
BEEP interviews Sorina Mortada on the results that the project offers to its region in Lebanon
Interview with Sorina Mortada, technical consultant
Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation (LCEC), Lebanon: BEEP project partner
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BEEP in Lebanon: what opportunities does the project offers to your region?
Interview with Sorina Mortada, technical consultant
Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation (LCEC), Lebanon : BEEP project partner
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MEDWAYCAP adopted an entrepreneurial discovery process for tackling the Mediterranean water scarcity related challenges
RESMYLE offers young people the chance to take part in 2 new eco-volunteering missions in Lebanon
ECOVOLEB13 & 14
Contribution to the implementation of the “Econitia” eco-incubator in Lebanon
2 missions: From 5 May 2022 to 2 August 2022 (ref. ecovoleb 13) and from 1 June 2022 to 29 August (ref. ecovoleb 14)
BEEP in Egypt: what results would you highlight?
Interivew with Professor Amin Shoukry, Computer Science and Engineering Department
Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (EJUST): BEEP project partner
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