MedCities proudly announces that it has been awarded as partner in two projects recommended for funding under the ENI CBCMed program.
A total of 69 proposals were submitted to this call for capitalization projects, out of which 11 were selected, with a total budget of €11.5 million. This call will bring together 76 organisations from both sides of the Mediterranean Sea. From the four thematic objectives addressed under the ENI CBC Med call, MedCities two projects fall under the category of Environment and Climate Change. In particular, the ENSERES project, led by the European Topic Centre of the Universidad de Málaga (ETC-UMA), will have a total budget of 1.099.884,03€ and will focus on Integrated Coastal Zone Management and on incorporating the Ecosystem-Based management approach into local development planning of coastal zones. MedCities will lead the «Transfer, replication & Upscaling» package, focused on increasing the capacity of local and regional stakeholders, and supporting intervention models in pilot sites as examples of transformative actions. The transferring activities will be implemented in the coastal territories of Sfax and the Gulf of Gabes in Tunisa –being MedCities member city Sfax full partner to the project- and in coastal and marine territories of Tyre, Lebanon.
The Med4Waste project is led by BETA Technological Center and it covers the priority set by the ENI CBC Med Program of Waste treatment and recycling, in particular by reducing municipal waste generation and promoting source-separated collection and its optimal exploitation. In this case, the project has a total budget of 1.110.655,24€. MedCities role in Med4Waste will consist mainly in contributing on capitalisaiton and transfer of best practices, by planning and implementing integrated municipal waste management mentoring schemes in 8 south mediterranean cities.
Both projects will be launched during the second semester of 2021 and will last last a total of 24 months.
MedCities contributed to the debate, concretely in the round table about ‘Euro-Mediterranean Cooperative Responses to address climate change’. The 5th edition of the MedCatDays offered a space for meeting and dialogue, also for advocacy and visibility of the actors working in the basin.
Within the framework of the inter-municipal cooperation on waste management activity, that belongs to A’SIMA Tunis project component 2 “Metropolitan governance of valorized waste management and inter-municipal waste management”, the last workshop of the concertation was organized at Tunis municipality.
We closed the month of June with the Natural Heritage Mission in Rovinj, Croatia, with a mix of internal joint meetings and steering committees of the governance projects of the mission and the first in-person meeting with representatives of the 13 projects that currently integrate the community...
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