Med4Waste is launching a Call for Lebanese Companies and NGOs (Akkar El Attika, Lebanon)
A. Background
1. The MED4WASTE Project
Med4Waste is a capitalization project funded by the ENI CBC MED program focusing on waste management prioritization. The objective of the Med4Waste project is to facilitate the emergence of new governance models for integrated and efficient urban waste management policies in the Mediterranean, with a particular emphasis on organic waste and the circular economy.
Med4Waste is launching a Call for Lebanese Companies and NGOs (Deir El Qanon, Lebanon)
A.Background
Med4Waste in Lebanon is looking for a Lawyer-Legal advisor
1. Background
SEACAP 4 SDG promotes the share of knowledge on energy saving measures with a study visit in Barcelona
Clear pathways needs to be marked out by SEACAPs because we have clear risks to face.
ENSERES project and local partners celebrate achievements and plan follow up actions for better coastal zone management
Thanks to the support provided by the 9 ENSERES subgrants and the partners' mentoring and capacity building processes to accompany the implementation and adoption of selected tools and measures locally for better integrated coastal zone management, this ENSERES interactive workshop held on 21 and 22 June provided an excellent opportunity to tighten links and new partnerships for the benefit of Mediterranean biodiversity.
Med4Waste project launches Med4ZeroWaste & Circular Economy Course: a new online open course for waste management practitioners!
We are thrilled to announce that we launched the Med4ZeroWaste & Circular Economy Course, and enrolment is now open and free of charge! We encourage you to create an account at Ubiqua (where the course is hosted) and start exploring its contents.
RESET: overcoming challenges in implementing green and circular economy strategies for sustainable development
RESET aims to facilitate economic and social development by supporting the creation of sustainable and green businesses. In this article, we delve into the hurdles encountered by developing nations in adopting these strategies and discuss how initiatives like RESET can help overcome these obstacles.
Cinema narrates non-conventional water resources: discover 'Gocce di Rugiada' (Drop of Dew), the impactful short movie produced by NAWAMED project
In a Mediterranean region facing environmental challenges and growing demand for resources, the NAWAMED project has taken a unique approach to raising awareness and promoting Non-Conventional Water Resources (NCWR). Through a thought-provoking short film entitled “Gocce di Rugiada” (Drop of Dew), the project aims at engaging a wide audience by using the power of cinematic language to highlight the needs behind these alternative approaches.
LIVINGAGRO, further upcoming technology transfer online workshops for enhancing the project's action in support to Mediterranean agroforestry operators
Save the Date, series of online Technology Transfer Workshops (TTW) coming very soon!
What, when, where and contents?
NAWAMED: Discussion on possible solutions to increase the adoption of Non-Conventional Water reuse in Jordan
The University of Jordan organized a Decision Makers Workshop on June 6th, 2023 at the University of Jordan.
More than 40 representatives from ministries, local public bodies, architects, research centers and academia, attended the workshop.
During the workshop, the participants discussed and identified the local regulations and urban planning tools to increase the adoption of non-conventional water (NCW) reuse in Jordan.