The Euronews english Channel broadcasted a report about BESTMEDGRAPE, which presents all aspects of the project.

Interview with Lorenzo Bono, project manager and coordinator of the “resources and landscape management, adaptation and resilience” area of Ambiente Italia, a leader company operating in Italy and Europe in research and consulting for sustainability. He has a long-term experience on urban sustainability planning and analysis.

Respecting our planet is a full-time job: that's why we should learn how to reduce waste even when we're not at home!

This last but not least CLIMA Eco-pill setting is the workplace, a location that represents a second home for most of us. How can we reduce waste even here? We only need reusable containers for bringing our home-made lunch, washable cutlery and some cooking skills!

Thank you for watching the complete webseries!

Welcome to the second to last CLIMA Eco-pill: watch it if you want to find out how to remove your make-up without wasting too many remover pads or how to wash yourself in a "greener" way!

BESTMEDGRAPE aims at supporting the creation of new startups/SMEs by transferring scientific/technological knowledge on local grape cultivars and the exploitation of wine by-products as a source of bioactive compounds that can be transformed into innovative commercial health products.

The responsible for BESTMEDGRAPE and the representatives of the projects' partners, explain more about the project.

What kind of products do you usually buy when you do the shopping? Have you ever chosen the food following the packaging composition?

In this third episode, we will talk about our shopping habits and to learn how to do shopping in a wiser and eco-friendlier way.

Second episode, here we go!
Here we will talk about ordinary actions which take place everyday in our kitchens.

What kind of dishwashing sponges do you use and where do you keep food or fresh fruits? Go on and try oilcloth instead of plastic wrap, it will keep your food fresh and it can be reused!

The University College of Applied Sciences (UCAS), partner of HELIOS project, has published the following two calls for tenders/applications: