This video, produced under WEF - CAP project, includesinterviews from selected experts working in various project in the MENA area.

This vide, produced under WEF - CAP project, includes interviews from selected experts working in various project in the MENA area.

Beach litter is unfortunately a widespread issue, especially easily accessible or urban beaches. La Marsa (Tunisia) is no exception, hence the organisation of a Clean-Up Day on Wednesday 12 July starting at 4 PM, by the municipality, addressed to citizens, associations and anyone willing to give a hand.

Though some may think this action is more symbolic than it is a permanent solution to this problem, nevertheless it serves a double purpose:

Though not intended, a couple of pictures shot out of curiosity revealed how the Green Wall installation - the Wall2Water - implemented in Ferla, Italy, during the NAWAMED project attracts pollinator insects and promotes local biodiversity. 

As previously announced on the SOLE project's website, the Municipality of Livorno was the very first Tuscan municipality, which is not formally part of the SOLE's partnership, who embarked on the ACT GREEN campaign's implementation. 

The Final Conference of PROSIM project and the Cross-Border Thematic field visit took place in Jordan on June 12-13, 2023 with the participation of PROSIM project partners and associated partners from Jordan, Tunisia, Spain and Egypt, respectively the National Agricultural Research Centre "NARC" in Jordan (PP1, host of both activities), the General Directorate of Rural Engineering

Representatives of the local government of Mahdia, in Tunisia, visited the city of Vic, in Spain, to learn more about the experience of the DECOST project, which has been working to introduce community composting as main strategy to deal with urban organic waste in Mediterranean towns. Representing Mahdia were Mr.

The MENAWARA International Conference on sustainable water management runs from 4^th to 5^th July 2023.

As part of the participation of the Kfar Saba Municipality's Sustainability and Innovation Division, in the SME4SMARTCITIES project designed to bridge small and medium-sized businesses and authorities in the Mediterranean basin, an Israeli enterprise won the prize for developing a solution to the urban heat island and reducing the effects of climate warming.

Irbid Municipality in Jordan, presented by Mayor Nabil Kofahi and the Solid Waste Management staff, extended a warm welcome to Mayor Mohammad Khalil and Dr Fatima from Akkar al Atika Municipality in Lebanon.