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Egypt and U-SOLVE contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
Egypt is one of the first countries to establish a national committee to monitor the implementation of the Sustainable Sevelopment Goals. In addition, it has developed a "…
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GIMED: Alexandria Business Association signs a cooperation protocol on green recovery with the Egyptian Government
The main goal is to strengthen the partnership between the public and the private sector. GIMED is enhancing this transformation towards gre…
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Jordan: ESMES launches pilot initiatives on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Solutions (REEE) in three schools
The objective is to test a portfolio of REEE solutions, its cost-effectiveness and replicability potential.
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GreenBuilding to participate in the Energy Renovation webinar of the Interreg MED project “Efficient Buildings”.
University of Patras (Greece), partner in the GreenBuilding project, will participate in the webinar entitled "Energy Renovation and Ma…
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SME4SMARTCITIES take aways from the Tomorrow.City event
On May 27, a new event organised by Tomorrow.City was held, showing public initiatives and technological advances to make our infrastructures greener.
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Italy: the pioneering role of NAWAMED in diffusing of nature-based solutions
Italian national newspaper "Corriere della Sera" reports on the innovative green walls for greywater reuse to be installed by NAWAMED.
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SME4SMARTCITIES highlights role of Smart City model to address climate change
A study of 34 Mediterranean cities was conducted to identify the aptitude and readiness of policymakers for sustainability and innovation.
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GIMED: SHABAP, a start-up that achieves energy and water efficiency in Palestinian buildings
Abdelhaleem Khader is the entrepreneur behind the project, who attended the training sessions organised by GIMED.
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Med-EcoSuRe launches a thematic seminar to implement innovative solutions enhancing the energy performance and indoor wellbeing in university buildings.
The participation is open to under graduate and post graduate architecture students.