Farah Dawoud, from the Ministry of Local Administration of Jordan (MOLA) represented REUSEMED project at the final event of Med4Waste and WES-Med held in Sardinia, Italy on 24th October 2023. She shared the project´s achievements with those present in the event, including policy makers, local authorities, the private sector, NGOs and researchers from the South Mediterranean region.

In the vibrant landscape of ecological initiatives and sustainable innovation, the Sustainable Development Award 2023 has highlighted projects of exceptional excellence and commitment.

The Terra di Tutti Film Festival (TTFF), an annual cinematic event in Bologna since 2007, this year edition saw the involvement of the EU-funded CLIMA project during its events on September 27th and October 6th. This collaboration emphasized the European Union's commitment to environmental awareness.

Short trainings were conducted in Greece, Israel, Italy, and Cyprus towards the project’s end, showcasing the nano grid pilots and all the necessary steps from design-to-implementation of a Nano grid-based pilot.

BERLIN project not only made significant advancements in terms of research and innovation but played an important pedagogical role in Israel with the tools developed and the activities taking place at the private and public schools in Eilat and Eilot.

The Transferability Plan at Pilot Areas, regional scale and Mediterranean scale of the Co-Evolve4BG project aims to coordinate the transfer and capitalization of knowledge, expertise, and tools developed in the framework of the project implementation.

The National Institute of Marine Sciences and Technologies (INSTM) proudly organized the Co-Evolve4BG Closure event in Tunis, Tunisia, on October 25-26, 2023, hosted at El Mouradi Hotel. This event marked the culmination of a remarkable 4-year journey, focusing on the collaborative development of coastal human activities and Mediterranean natural systems.

The closing event of Co-Evolve4BG (Co-evolution of coastal human activities and Med natural systems for sustainable tourism and bleue growth in the Mediterranean) took place on the 25th October 2023 in Tunisia.

The video shows the final event and an interview with Mr Bechir Béjaoui, coordinator of Co-Evolve4BG, explaining the main outcomes of the project. 

Co-Evolve4BG tells in its latest Newsletter how The National Institute of Marine Sciences and Technologies (INSTM) organized the Co-Evolve4BG Closure event in Tunis. This event was the culmination of a remarkable 4-year journey, focusing on the collaborative development of coastal human activities and Mediterranean natural systems.

The Newsletter also summarises the results obtained in the Transferability Plan, a key action within the project's Communication plan.

You can download the Newsletter here 

In the Co-Evolve 4BG project framework, the reports on the Analysis of Threats and Enabling Factors for Sustainable Tourism have been published on the project website, in the documents section. https://www.enicbcmed.eu/projects/co-evolve4bg 

These reports have been elaborated on three levels. At the level of the individual pilot areas, at the national level, and Mediterranean level.