On Friday 5th of May 2023, RESMYLE partnership gathered in order to select the 18 winning projects from the subgrants call on ecoentrepreneurship. 

Thanks to the funding from the ENI CBC MED Programme, the REUSEMED project has successfully implemented innovative reuse circuits in Spain, Jordan, Tunisia, and Italy.

Through this video, you will see the results of REUSEMED in this Jordanian partner city. It shows the different reuse circuits and infrastructures created, the app supporting the new circuits, the training developed and the most impactful interventions carried out.

The final beneficiaries of the project speak to the public through videos. Citizens who use the new reuse circuits and infrastructures, the associations and companies involved in the circuits, the staff of partner organizations or the students of the courses given have the floor.

Through this video, you will see the results of REUSEMED in the Spanish city of Córdoba where SADECO as lead beneficiary of REUSEMED has implemented all these actions and activities in collaboartion with local associations. It shows the different reuse circuits and infrastructures created, the app supporting the new circuits, the training developed and the most impactful interventions carried out.

On the 18^th of May 2023, the DIDA Department of Architecture of the University of Florence organized an info event to present, to students, a toolkit for Innovative and Eco-sustainable Renovation Processes.

Mediterranean countries are struggling with water scarcity, and the problem has only worsened due recent drought in the Southern areas, in particular in the Andalucia region of Spain.

CENTA ́s Experimental Centre, in the small village of Carrión de los Céspedes, Seville, covers more than 41,000 m2, and serves as a Living-lab for wastewater treatment and reuse, with a focus on low-cost technologies and nature-based solutions (NbS).

The Arch is a new initiative born from the commitment of a group of entrepreneurs, citizens, seafarers and event organizers, all mobilized to serve one ambition: to help accelerate the ecological transition.

The final beneficiaries of the project speak to the public through videos. Citizens who use the new reuse circuits and infrastructures, the associations and companies involved in the circuits, the staff of partner organizations or the students of the courses given have the floor.

Through this video, you will see the results of REUSEMED in this Tunisian partner city. It shows the different reuse circuits and infrastructures created, the app supporting the new circuits, the training developed and the most impactful interventions carried out.