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.
Country Outlook on Sustainable Finance - Palestine
This publication aims at providing an overview of the sustainable finance sector in Palestine.
Green Innovation IPR Guidebook
Guidebook on the Intellectual Property Rights of green and circular innovations.
Access to Finance for Green and Social Entrepreneurs
This Handbook is meant to support green and social entrepreneurs in better
understanding, and therefore, accessing the opportunities o$fered by social
finance.
Overview of Good Practices to Support Sustainable Finance for Green Businesses in the Mediterranean
This publication aims to highlight best practices in the financial sector that could be adapted, replicated and promoted through public or private initiatives in the Mediterranean region in order to boost sustainable finance for green entrepreneurs.
Country Outlook on Sustainable Finance - Lebanon
This publication aims at providing an overview of the sustainable finance sector in Lebanon.
Country Outlook on Sustainable Finance - Egypt
This report presents a comprehensive analysis of the current state of sustainable finance practices and policy frameworks in Egypt, along with an exploration of future opportunities and challenges. The study aims to shed light on the existing situation and provide insights into what can be expected in the near future, highlighting the efforts to transition towards a green, circular, and social economy in the Mediterranean region.
Aperçu nationale sur la finance durable - Tunisie
Ce rapport qui vise à présenter la situation actuelle des opportunités d’investissement publiques et privées en Tunisie en faveur de l’économie verte.
RESTART MED - To the South West, video
A video created through a fund provided by RESTART MED to a sustainable tourism provider in Sicily to promote the area and attract responsible tourists.
RESTART MED - Networking strategy
A strategy model that aims to (1) set up a network for the development of a sustainable tourism model, and (2) implement a networking strategy: informing, involving and coordinating a large number of public/private actors working to enhance sustainable tourism in the Mediterranean Region and beyond.
RESTART MED - Official video of the MED Sustainable Tourism platform
The MED Sustainable Tourism is an initiative to promote Sustainable tourism in all Mediterranean countries.
Developed as a spin-off of CROSSDEV, MEDUSA, MED GAIMS and MED PEARLS projects, the MED Sustainable Tourism platform gathers guidelines and information about various kinds of sustainable tourism, such as Cultural Tourism, Adventure Tourism, Gamification in Tourism, and Slow Tourism. While being very peculiar in their own traits, they all share the same values, from the caring of environment to the wellbeing of local communities.
Check out the platform here: https://joinus.medsustainabletourism.net/
RESTART MED - Online platform
The medsustainabletourism.net web site has been conceived as a tool for the RESTART MED partners and projects’ stakeholders to capitalise on existing networks by connecting them, and to include more actors involved in the tourism sector in the Mediterranean area. It builds on the types of tourism and experiences of the 4 standard projects (cultural, slow, adventures and games).
The platform includes a library/resource section for those who want to know more, as well as a freely accessible online course for professionals willing to learn how to develop their sustainable tourism products.
RESTART MED - Country sustainable tourism policy reviews
A review of the sustainable tourism policies of the countries involved in the project: Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Spain, Tunisia.