“Fighting against school failure”, the Sousse pilot project developed under the USUDS framework, has been selected by the Joint Managing Authority to become an “In Focus” story as part of a new set of brochures called “Mediterranean stories” that the organization has edited. These brochures are one of the key tools of the ENPI CBCMED Programme to share with general audience the tangible achievements of funded projects.
“Mediterranean stories” are four publications that aim to highlight the challenges, achievements and tangible benefits of the 95 projects financially supported by the Programme during the 2007-2013 period, in the following fields:
USUDS Project is included in the publication of Human Capital projects. The experience of Sousse with the pilot project, is an example of a successful project on Social Inclusion, as well as SIDIG-MED, a project developed with the support of MedCities.
These publications, distributed on the occasion of the NextMed Conference, were drafted in collaboration with the actors involved in funded projects.
For more information on “Fighting against school Failure”, you can consult a brief presentation of the project or read about it.
To have more information about the publication “Mediterran Stories”, visit their link.
MedCities brings together 25 Mediterranean member cities in Tangiers to share experiences on youth employment, in the framework of the TT Emploi project. Also, MedCities held the annual General Assembly that sat together some of the members, online and on-site.
MedCities participated at the WUF UN Habitat12 held in El Cairo, which focused on localizing the Sustainable Development Goals, shedding light on the local actions and initiatives required to curb the current global challenges affecting the daily life of people, including unaffordable housing, rising living costs, climate change, the lack of basic services, and ongoing conflicts
MedCities joined the ANERIS Annual Meeting in Seville. The event convened 25 partners from 13 countries to advance collaboration on operational marine biodiversity (OMB) products and monitoring technologies and to review progress. MedCities’ role centred on integrating citizen science, notably through the Minka platform, which involves coastal cities in biodiversity monitoring.
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