MedCities participates in Rev’Acte project, under the leadership of the National Agency for Energy Management in Tunisia and coordinated by Ide-e, which aims at building the capacities of local authorities for the implementation of energy transition.
On the 4th April, representatives of the cities of Tunis, Sfax, Sousse, Nabeul, Bizerte, Mahdia and Tozeur gathered in the city of Sousse for the first workshop of Rev’Acte network, which brings together the 7 municipalities in order to facilitate the capitalisation and dissemination of their pilot initiatives, the transfer of skills and the exchange of experiences and tools among the technical and political representatives.
The network will work on 4 thematic areas: urban mobility; public lighting; eco-construction and energy efficiency of buildings and alternative energy production. The first meeting aimed at identifying the state of the art in each municipality by sharing finalised and ongoing projects and their results and tools as well as draw the priority axes of intervention by highlighting the motivations, objectives and needs for technical assistance and training.
The project foresees the creation of working groups, the organisation of trainings, seminars and of a series of regional study visits for the exchanges of practices and experiences as well as the implementation of short-scale technical assistance actions. Funded by the French Environment & Energy Management Agency – ADEME and the Swiss Platform REPIC (Renewable Energy, Energy and Resource Efficiency Promotion in International Cooperation) the project was launched in January 2019 and will conclude in November 2020.
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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