Mediterranean Dialogue for Waste Management Governance project (Med4Waste), aims to facilitate new governance models for integrated and efficient urban waste management policies across the Mediterranean strategy. The project lays on a strong and experienced partnership composed of 7 organisations from 6 Mediterranean countries and reinforced by 3 pools of associated partners and supporters from the whole basin. In this video, our partners in Lebanon,  American University of Beirut, are explaining their part in the project.

Mediterranean Dialogue for Waste Management Governance project (Med4Waste), aims to facilitate new governance models for integrated and efficient urban waste management policies across the Mediterranean strategy. The project lays on a strong and experienced partnership composed of 7 organisations from 6 Mediterranean countries and reinforced by 3 pools of associated partners and supporters from the whole basin. In this video, our partners in Spain, MedCities, are explaining their part in the project.

Mediterranean Dialogue for Waste Management Governance project (Med4Waste), aims to facilitate new governance models for integrated and efficient urban waste management policies across the Mediterranean strategy. The project lays on a strong and experienced partnership composed of 7 organizations from 6 Mediterranean countries and reinforced by 3 pools of associated partners and supporters from the whole basin.

In this video, our partners in Greece, MIO-ECSDE, are explaining their part in the project.

Mediterranean Dialogue for Waste Management Governance project (Med4Waste), aims to facilitate new governance models for integrated and efficient urban waste management policies across the Mediterranean strategy. The project lays on a strong and experienced partnership composed of 7 organisations from 6 Mediterranean countries and reinforced by 3 pools of associated partners and supporters from the whole basin. In this video, our partner in Tunisia, BUSINESSMED, explains their part in the project.

One of the advantages of cross border cooperation projects is what partners can learn from each other.

Organised by the CNR (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)

Since the 1950s, artisanal salt production as decreased continuously, thus urging saltpans to identify new business strategies which guarantee the sustainability of their business.

The National Agency for Scientific Research Promotion (ANPR) Tunisia, a partner of the

In the heart of Italy, and a reference point for the Mediterranean, the Ports of the Rome and Lazio network, consisting of the ports of Civitavecchia, Fiumicino and Gaeta, aim at rationalising and integrating the resources of the individual ports of call and therewith encouraging maritime transport and traffic growth, thanks to the expansion of the offers and the specialisations of each of the ports in the network.

Last week we interviewed young YEP MED graduates from Lebanon who are passionate in port logistics and the maritime sector, and who got awarded the YEP MED certificate following their completion of the international port logistics training program.