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SIRCLES in Jordan: the composting facility in Aqaba is now operational
After selecting the land, conducting the works and training about 40 people on organic waste management, 8 of them have been recruited to run the composting site and agreement…
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SIRCLES in Italy: a good practice to be replicated in organic waste management
The results were presented in Puglia and are very encouraging to expand in other Mediterranean regions.
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SIRCLES in Italy: a project made by the people for the people and their territory
The pilot project in Italy was completed on Tuesday 7 March at the ANCI Puglia (The Association of Municipalities of Apulian Region) headquarters in Bari.
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Co-Evolve4BG in Tunisia involves local stakeholders in the promotion of sustainable coastal and maritime tourism
The Institut National des Sciences et Technologies de la Mer (INSTM) organised a participatory workshop training in Djerba on the 2nd and 3r…
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AQUACYCLE shares video of Training of trainers on project’s eco-innovative wastewater treatment system
The event paves the way to train a target of 180 wastewater treatment plant operators and technicians from around the Mediterranean
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SOLE partners shared experiences on energy requalification on Mediterranean public buildings in Seville
SOLE partners also created synergies with another project and went on a study visit on energy efficiency and climate resilience of public bu…
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STAND Up! launches a call for technical assistance to trace and communicate the environmental impacts of a fashion start-up in Spain
Selected experts will audit vectors impacted throughout the value chain of the company and the life cycle…
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MENAWARA and MEDISS celebrate their successful synergy in water management at the closing event of MEDISS in Sardinia
MENAWARA and MEDISS work in synergy to contrast and mitigate the effects of nitrate contamination in the Arborea plain.
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RESMYLE in Tunisia: Discover the medina of Hammamet differently...
A circuit of 20 stops was developed by 13 young participants in the practical field training workshop.