The CoMun-GIZ program, in partnership with Medcities and the Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI), organized a two days exchange on « Organisational structures of the Craft Trade Sector and Innovative Approaches » on September 10, 2015 in Tunis and September 11, 2015, in Sousse, Tunisia.
Part of the CMI-Multi Donors Trust Fund, this study visit was one of the components of the Technical Project Assistance developed in partnership with the municipality of Chefchaouen. After the finalization of the diagnosis and road map on the craft sector in Chefchaouen, this exchange aimed to identify various organisational mechanism developed by the artisans in the Maghreb, and reflect on innovative approaches in terms of handicraft. The technical assistance will be completed with the Pilot Project for putting in place a multi partner platform for the promotion of handicrafts in Chefchaouen.
This two days exchange gathered nine municipalities from Morocco and Tunisia. The participants consisted of the craft delegation from Chefchaouen, as well as four municipalities from Moroccan municipalities[1] and four Tunisian municipalities. The first day was hosted by the Association to Safeguard the Medina of Tunis and the second day by the municipality of Sousse. During the sessions, the participants exchanged their experiences on various projects that have been developed in the craft sector and participated in field visits to meet artisans involved in innovative initiatives in the medina of Tunis and Sousse.
[1] All these municipalities are members of the REMAM city network focusing on « Protection of Medina ». This network is supporting by the GIZ-CoMun program.
In the framework of the Med4Waste project, more than 50 participants took part in the project’s seminar entitled “Towards sustainable models of local governance for integrated and circular policies for urban waste management" that took place in Mahdia.
MedCities participated in the ENSERES capitalization event in Tyre and had the opportunity to share the outcomes with member cities in a fruitful visit with different Lebanese representatives.
A two day training was organized with Irbid Municipality in order to exchange and learn about the fundamentals of energy audit, which were the lessons learned from Irbid municipality when auditing their municipal buildings.
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