The Mediterranean library of knowledge
Explore the ENI CBC Med Programme's library of deliverables: a comprehensive digital repository of diverse resources tailored for the Mediterranean region. Discover in-depth studies, innovative strategies, and practical tools spanning tools addressing key environmental, economic, and social issues. The library is your go-to source to find valuable knowledge to inspire new collaborative projects driving fair, sustainable and inclusive development across the Mediterranean.
TRANSDAIRY Innovation & needs of Dairy Value Chain Report
Technical Report about the innovation potential and needs in the Dairy Value Chain (DVC). The results of this report are based on information collected through questionnaires in the Mediterranean region for the demand and offer of new technological solutions. The market needs novel solutions to address the modern challenges in the DVC. Stakeholders are willing to invest in new solutions. On the other hand, there are currently available technological solutions at reasonable prices for the DVC as well as the proper channels to introduce them to the market. Technology transfer and transborder cooperation is required for the wider adoption of novel technological solutions.
Co-Publication: Urgent Inventory & Documentation of the elements of the ICH of Alexandria
This paper delves into the intersection of science, technology, and cultural heritage, particularly in the context of preserving Alexandria's rich intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Through the collaborative efforts of the Raquda Foundation for Art and Heritage and the Confederation of Egyptian European Business Associations (CEEBA), innovative inventorying and monitoring systems have been deployed to document and safeguard 51 ICH elements in Alexandria. This process not only addresses the challenges of time-consuming documentation but also ensures sustainable preservation and introduces heritage through diverse interpretation methods. By leveraging technology, this initiative underscores the importance of accessibility and the vital role it plays in safeguarding living heritage for future generations.
Co-Publication: Exploring The Medicinal Properties of Wild Plants from the Capital of the Nabataeans
This document discusses the application of VR/AR technology in identifying the medicinal properties of wild plants in the Petra region. It highlights the significance of this research in aiding people to recognize beneficial plants while avoiding harmful ones. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of protecting the Petra region against desertification and climate change. The research findings generated interest from the Petra community during the third B2B event.
Intangible Cultural Heritage in Jordan: Analysis and Future Perspectives
This co-publication delves into the analysis of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) in Jordan, building upon insights gathered from the living labs seminars and training module on Exploring The Medicinal Properties of Wild Plants from the Capital of the Nabataeans. Leveraging the IT expertise of Beeslab and the ICH knowledge of the authors, the publication examines Jordan's rich ICH landscape, drawing from the extensive database of the Ministry and the fruitful discussions held during the living labs seminars.
Exploring the Future of Cultural Preservation: AR/VR Living Lab Publication
The publication is a direct response to the collaborative efforts and insights gathered during the seminars and training sessions of the living labs. It specifically addresses the discussions held within the groups regarding the most effective ways digital technologies can contribute to the promotion and preservation of tangible cultural heritage in sites like Petra. Drawing upon the contributions and ideas of researchers from these sessions, the publication aims to explore innovative products that leverage digital technologies to enhance tourism promotion and heritage preservation efforts.
The Roman Archeological Layer of Byblos within the iHERITAGE Perspective
A collaborative publication by the American University of Technology and Dr. Rola A. Saadi, with contributions from Dr. Evan Fakhoury, explores the utilization of AR/VR techniques to reinterpret and present historical sites. Byblos, one of the oldest cities globally and a UNESCO World Heritage site, benefits from these innovative tools through the iHERITAGE project. The project aims to enhance visitor experiences and appreciation of cultural heritage sites across various Mediterranean cities. Specifically, it focuses on revitalizing significant historical periods such as the Roman era in Byblos, promising new insights and experiences for the public.
MedTOWN Legal framework for the use of Complementary Currencies (CC), Electronic Money (EM) and Payment Service Providers (PSP)
This report analyses the legal framework of the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) in the 6 countries participating in the MedTOWN Project (Spain, Greece, Jordan, Palestine, Portugal and Tunisia), and the various issues related to it, such as procedures, formulas or instruments that facilitate the best implementation of SSE actions, co-production of public policies, public-private partnerships, use of complementary social currencies, electronic payments,
The main issues to be addressed in the following report are as follows:
• Regulatory and legal framework related to Complementary Currencies (CC), Electronic Money (EM) and Payment Service Providers (PSP) and their ecosystem in the countries. Definition, Regulation and Purpose.
• Scope of application of the regulations in CC, MS and PSP. Territorial and subjective. Main Actors Involved. Public and Private Sector.
• Measures promoting or encouraging CCs, MS and PSPs. Other forms of currency than legal tender. Institutions that may issue legal tender and electronic money.
• Current problems. Recommendations and proposals for improvement and implementation of actions. Recommendations and proposals for the improvement and implementation of actions.
Conclusion and policy recommendations.
INTERNISA analysis of comparative policies for the integration of women with digital skills in the labour market
Analysis of comparative policies for the integration of women with digital skills in the labour market in the Mediterranean region.
INTERNISA report on the needs for digital skills
Report on the needs for digital skills for women in the Mediterranean region.