CEOMED in Jordan collaborates with the municipality of Amman and the Ministry of Water and Irrigation to optimize its waste management plan
In the framework of CEOMED, our colleagues from the University of Jordan in Amman engaged two interesting public bodies: The Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) and the Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI).
CEOMED in Jordan tries to improve organic waste management
Six members of the Joint Technical Secretariat (JTS) visited the University of Jordan, CEOMED Jordanian partner, on the 28th of November 2022.
REUSEMED in Jordan promotes reuse circuits
The Jordanian partners of the REUSEMED project, the Ministry of Local Administration (MoLA) and the Municipality of New Deir Alaa, have presented the progress in the implementation of the reuse circuits devised within the framework of the project. Specifically, the plan for the country includes five circuits designed following co-design meetings with key players in the local community for compost, clothes, books, furniture and household appliances.
Med-EcoSuRe launches an online platform for knowledge transfer on the energy renovation of buildings in the Mediterranean
The online platform created is the “agora” that allows the rapprochement and the dialogue between all the actors concerned by the university building energy efficiency and to facilitate the cooperation and co-creation in the Living Lab community.
Tunisia: PROSIM project was awarded by the Austrian Foundation Energy Globe with the prize to the project of the year 2022
Last Thursday PROSIM project team from Lead Beneficiary, Istituto per la Cooperazione Universitaria (ICU), was honoured with the Energy Globe Award 2022 in Tunisia to the best innovative and sustainable project of the year in the country.
FISH MED NET contributes to slow tourism in the Mediterranean
November 29, 2022
Sfax in Tunisia engages in fighting marine litter through the ENI CBC MED project ENSERES
"Bad smells, pollution, insects and health risks: the inhabitants of Sfax talk about a daily life that has become unbearable. The situation is so critical that the governor has asked for the direct intervention of the army to secure the waste collection circuits”. Thus, just a few days ago, the newspaper La Presse de Tunisie recounted the serious environmental crisis in the city of Sfax in Tunisia.
With the “Save Thyna” project ENSERES supports in Sfax, Tunisia the birth of a new approach to environmental protection
Protect the integrity of the marine-coastal ecosystem and regain its beauty while making it a place of well-being and knowledge. This is the goal of "Save Thyna", the project conceived by the Sfax Al-Mazyana Association and funded by ENSERES. The salt pans of Thyna extend for over 50 hectares and host an important archaeological area.
STAND Up!: DeleiteWear, winner of the eco-innovative challenge to solve HORECA’s textile waste in Spain.
In recent period Elis, an international multi-service provider, has launched a challenge on
Call for sub-grants to enhance socio-ecological resilience by ENI CBC MED project ENSERES
The overall objective of this second call for sub-grant proposals is to involve local Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the management and sustainable development in and around Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (SPAMI), through the implementation of on-field activities, to ensure a more effective SPAMI management.