With ENSERES support, the spring of Ras al-Ain in Tyre will be preserved from exploitation and enhanced as a model of sustainable tourism
"Our challenge is to free the Ras al-Ain site from indiscriminate exploitation, to show its tourism potential and the role it could play in the sustainable development of the Tyre region within the nature reserve".
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The project ENSERES: ENhancing Socio-Ecological RESilience in Mediterranean coastal areas seeks transformative changes with an integrated solution approach at transboundary level, both in and outside areas under legal protection, and involving public authorities, socio-economic actors and civ
Knowledge, interactions and new bonds for the ENSERES project: the Oristano exchange visit brings new energies and ideas among partners from all the Mediterranean
Two days to study an integrated management model of marine-coastal systems, two days to strengthen ties and develop new strategies for a sustainable future of the Mediterranean. The Italian stage of the ENSERES project ended in Oristano, Sardinia.
In the Tunisian Kneiss Islands ENSERES supports the “KAIFA” project. Knowledge and awareness will keep together tradition and gender rights in a sustainable approach to fishing
Traditional clams foot-fishing has always represented an important resource for the economy of many families of the Kneiss Islands Specially Protected Area of Mediterranean Importance in Tunisia.
ENSERES subgrant helps Lebanon to raise awareness on the need to preserve its natural and cultural heritage
The mission of the "Lebanese Committee for the Safeguard of Tire" (CSLT) has lasted for over forty years. Since 1980 it has been committed in safeguarding the environmental and cultural heritage of the city, its sustainable development. For millennia, the centre located in southern Lebanon has been a protagonist of Mediterranean history, and CSLT's bet is that it will continue to be so thanks to its inhabitants.
ENSERES practical workshop in Tunisia: which tools are best for effective biodiversity conservation?
The Mediterranean partners in the ENSERES project got together on 16 September 2022 in Sfax, Tunisia, hosted by the local partners at the Municipality of Sfax. An activity led by the project partners MedCities and European Topic Centre, University of Malaga (ETC-UMA), co-organized in collaboration with the partners in the region, this interactive workshop provided a good opportunity to explore together the variety of biodiversity protection and management tools developed by a wide array of projects across the Mediterranean.
Capitalising and integrating new strategies into local and national management policies: the role of SPA/RAC in ENSERES
“Following a first successful experience in twinning the Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (SPAMIs), SPA/RAC is capitalizing on the programme through the ENSERES project, in order to strengthen cooperation towards a common goal
GREENLAND in Egypt has selected about 400 young people for the training on green and circular economy
390 NEETs (young people who are Not in Employment, Education or Training) have been accepted in GREENLAND in Egypt after being interviewed in Alexandria and Damanhour during 2022 .
Many interviews have been conducted by the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (Egpytian parnter of GREENLAND) to select the NEETs based on the following criteria :
Discover participants' feedback in MAIA-TAQA’s capacity building training courses on Resource-Efficiency Solutions in Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan
A series of 40 hours training were conducted by MAIA-TAQA’s pilot project partners in Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan.
Co-Evolve4BG in Tunisia organises online training on coastal/maritime tourism
As part of the Co-Evolve4BG project, an online training was held on 30 November 2022. This training aimed to provide a brief diagnosis on the development of coastal/maritime tourism in Djerba and the challenges to focus on during the next steps of the project (elaboration of the action plan at the scale of Djerba). During this training, several initiatives to ensure sustainable coastal/maritime tourism at Djerba level were highlighted, focusing on the entities involved.