More than half of the world's population now lives in cities. By 2050, this figure will have risen to 6.5 billion people, accounting for roughly two-thirds of all humanity. Sustainable development cannot be achieved unless we make significant changes to the way our cities are built and managed.

The University of Jordan, partner of NAWAMED project, has launched a call for tenders for selecting a construction company to perform the installation of the pilot plant at Al-Zahraa dormitory: a living wall, green facades and green roof for treating and reusing grey water.

The deadline for submitting bids is 5^th of July 2021 (at 1:00 PM Amman time).

The provided services for the project is exempted from all taxes (including VAT).

During the week-end from June 10th to 13th, Sestri Levante Municipality, lead beneficiarty of CLIMA project, hosted the 24th edition of Andersen Festival, the main Italian event dedicated to fairytales.

In the framework of knowledge-sharing activities focused on energy rehabilitation in public buildings, the third technical seminar to held under SOLE project on the 7th of July will underline the various options available for the improvement of energy use and energy efficiency in public buildings.

The seminar will address a series of aspects related to the role of the end-users in the energy requalification process of buildings.

Ms Safaa Chaabane from the Tunis International Center of Environmental Technologies (CITET) successfully presented the AQUACYCLE project at the 3rd Euro-

A selection of 34 young green entrepreneurs with their sustainable fashion and textile ideas and projects are the result of the call coordinated by

With the goal of gathering strategic information to internationally position the Mediterranean as an integral destination to experience Slow Tourism, the Med Pearls project  developed a series of market researches on the international demand for Slow Tourism: the ‘Research study on Slow Tourism international trends and innovations’ and the ‘

After a year and a half of project implementation, the partner IUCN - International Union for the Conservation of Nature has organized an event to present the activities achieved by MedArtSal and debate the future of artisanal salinas within the framework of the UN Sustainable Gastronomy Day.

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As part of the MENAWARA  project, on 26^th April a group of farmers in Beit Dajan, Palestine, has attended a training session on the maintenance of the irrigation network that will be installed in the irrigation plots. Indeed, proper maintenance of an irrigation system (life cycle of the pipelines, filters cleaning, etc)  involves having a working knowledge of the functionality of the basic components that are common in all systems.