This article forms part of a series of publications under MEDUSA project to promote less-known natural and cultural touristic assets in our partner territories Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, Puglia (Italy) and Catalonia (Spain). Enjoy reading and hope to welcome you soon at one of the wonderful places you will get to know here. 

As part of Med-EcoSuRe project, the Literature faculty building  at the old Campus of the An-Najah National University will be supplied with a grid-tied photovoltaic power plant with the aim to reduce its energy consumption.

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The Mediterranean Renewable Energy Centre (MEDREC), coordinator of the Med-EcoSuRe project, has launched a call to select an external auditor in order to carry out the expenditure verification.

 The AMWAJ Environment Association, a Non-Governmental Organisation located in Beirut (Lebanon) is looking for a financial officer as part of COMMON project. 

The minimum qualification are:

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L'appel d'offre pour l'assistance technique du projet RESMYLE pour la coordination et gestion administrative et financière du projet est prolongé jusqu'au 29 Mai 2020

NAWAMED project team at the University of Jordan (UJ) discussed and finally decided where to install, within the university campus, one of the two real scale pilot plants for grey water treatment, in addition to the one already planned in Jerash Municipality.

SCP/RAC is looking for a graphic designer to prduce the design and layout of downloadable training materials for green entrepreneurs and finance institutions in the framework of the GIMED project. 

You can find all the necessary information in the following Terms of reference (download it here).

Respecting the local rules related to the Coronavirus emergency, the activities of the PROSIM project continued in Jordan with the process of collecting baseline data in Aqaba governorate carried out by the National Agricultural Research Centre (NARC). 

History:

Palestinian Wastewater Engineers Group (PWEG) is a technical non govermental Organization (NGO) founded in 2002 and registered in 2004 at the Palestinian Ministry of Interior (MoI). PWEG’s main fields of interest are water, wastewater, food security, renewable energy and institutional support, our slogan is Clean Environment.