What    is    MED-InA?  

A 2M€ European project funded    by    the    ENI    CBC    MED    program,    which    aims    at    implementing    a    "Zero    Waste"    strategy    in   3    municipalities:    Irbid    in    Jordan,    La    Marsa    in    Tunisia    and    the    selected    municipality    within    the    Ribera    Region    in    Spain    by:     

The CLIMA project ("Cleaning Innovative Mediterranean Action: reducing waste to boost economies") aims to adress the environmental, economic and social problems of organic waste mismanagement in Italy, Lebanon and Tunisia, developing policy tools like integrated municipal waste management pPlans, innovative technical solutions such as the compost drum and two improved pilot compost sites.

The Regional Activity Centre for Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP/RAC) is looking for a financial manager to support the implementation of the GIMED project. For this position, it is essential to have previous experience as financial officer or auditor in projects funded with EU funds (ENI, INTERREG, LIFE, HORIZON 2020).

For more information, please follow this link (in Catalan).

In the framework of the BESTMEDGRAPE project, the Sardinian Germplasm Bank (BG-SAR), as part of the Hortus Botanicus Karalitanus (HBK) of the University of Cagliari (lead beneficiary of the project) is in charge of the activities related to ex situ conservation, management, seed testing and seedling development for the Mediterranean grape cultivars

In an effort to spread awareness about the MED GAIMS project, several events were recently held in each participating country - Italy, Jordan, Lebanon and Spain - varying from ideation sessions to game jams.

The MED-InA project has been officially launched in the city of Irbid in Jordan.