Bedouins and Bedouin culture are not limited to Egypt, nor are they limited to a specific region of Egypt. They are ancient people found in many parts of the world who, throughout the decades, kept their ways and traditions alive. Traditional Bedouins live in desert areas, although many may now be found in Sinai resort communities and even in Egypt's bigger cities, such as Cairo and Alexandria.

What makes Italy such a beautiful place? Many people might think it is due to its artistic beauties and the history; other ones might appreciate it for its seaside landscapes; still other ones for its wonderful mountains. However the reason why everyone loves our country so much, which combines all these things together, is only one: authenticity.

At Med-EcoSuRe project, we are proposing and implementing innovative and eco-sustainable renovation solutions in Mediterranean university buildings within an active collaborating approach for decision support involved.

Here is a video highlighting the mid-term key achievements of Med-EcoSuRe.

INNOMED-UP project promotes the Circular Economy practices among the Cultural & Creative Industries (CCIs) SMEs instead of the linear economy, as a tool to promote green practices, save resources and improve the production and income of these SMEs.

In order to do so, the project provide technical and financial support and connect these SMEs with the relevant authorities and stakeholders to ensure modifying the legislation to support this category.

The current society receives a vast information about the consumption of organic food, and we can say that the consumption of such food has become trendy. But why is organic food so important? Do we have an awareness of this?

In view of the parallel session to be organized by LIVINGAGRO project partners in the framework of the "Joint Seminar of the FAO CIHEAM Networks on Pasture and Forage Crops and on Sheep and Goat Nutrition" taking place in Catania, Sicily, on next 27 - 29 September 2022, the Italian National Research Council (CNR) elaborated and submitted a

The institutional capacity building program of the COMMON project continues. This time, for the benefit of tourist operators and the various stakeholders in the tourism sector of the city of Monastir.

LCEC (Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation), the Lebanese partner of the SEACAP 4 SDG project is looking for an external financial auditor for the certification of project expenses.

The deadline for application is 8th April 2022.

For more information, please see the announcement here (in English)

"Groundwater: making the invisible visible" is the theme of the 2022 World Water Day, established by the UN in 1993 to draw attention to the global water crisis, raising awareness of the population in view of achieving the sustainable development goal (SDG) 6, an indispensable goal to smooth out socio-economic inequalities and guarantee the dignity of all human beings.

The Ben Gurion University (BGU) team continues with the installation of the microgrid monitoring system in both Israeli elementary schools being the pilots of BERLIN project, the Yeelim school in the city of Eilat and Nof Edom school in Eilot regional council.