Imagine a city with 35% additional sorted waste and where 90% of the citizens adopt more eco-responsible behaviors. No, you are not dreaming!

The CEOMED project aims to develop an entire chain of valorization of the solid fraction of organic waste produced in open-air markets.

The MEDISS project will help palm date producers from the area of Jericho, Palestine to have access to diversifed water supply, thanks to the treatment of wastewater and desalination of brackish water.

The MEDUSA project is seeking local tourism experts to provide an analysis of the Adventure Tourism market and determine what opportunities exist for future development of the sector.

MENAWARA builds synergies with MAYA, an inter-university postgraduate Master on integrated water and agriculture management funded under the Erasmus+ Programme.

Tourism must be used as a tool to achieve sustainability. In no way sustainability should be used as a way to increase tourism flows. Interview with Prof. Alessia Mariotti of University of Bologna.

Green light for our project, kick-off successfully concluded!

NAWAMED will implement new solutions for wastewater treatment and reuse for domestic and agricultural uses in Italy, Jordan, Lebanon and Tunisia.

The CROSSDEV project is implemented by 7 partners across 4 countries: Italy, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine. Let's introduce them.