The Interreg MED Programme is the transnational European Cooperation Programme for the Mediterranean area.The Programme covers an area of 57 regions divided among 10 EU Member States and 3 IPA countries.
Partners from 13 countries including the whole Northern Mediterranean seacoast are working together. The transnational setup allows them to tackle challenges beyond national borders, such as the rise of energy efficiency, protection of natural and cultural resources and strengthening innovation.
The First call for modular projects proposals was recently launched and will be open until 2nd November 2015.
The major stakes and programme priority axes are:
•Axis 1: Strengthening innovation capacities
•Axis 2: Environmental protection and promotion of a sustainable territorial development
•Axis 3: Improvement of mobility and of territorial accessibility
•Axis 4: Promotion of a polycentric and integrated development of the Med space
For more information, we invite you to consult the Programme reference documents: Programme brochure, Operationnal plan (OP) and Implementation guide, available for download on this page: http://interreg-med.eu/en/first-call-for-project-proposals/.
Apart from the Modular projects, the Programme includes horizontal projects, which will have the task to promote the modular projects’ communication and capitalisation actions within a joint framework, in order to better highlight the interests of the programme as well as of the transnational projects themselves.
Horizontal projects will not implement and achieve their own territorial objectives but will gather results in progress and facilitate transfer from modular projects to other communities (institutional, scientific and thematic European networks/stakeholders).
A new edition of the 'MedCities Dialogues' was held in December, titled 'Lebanese Municipalities Under Aggression: Daily Life and Emergency,' sat in the same table Mrs. Elisenda Alamany, Vice President of the Barcelona Metropolitan Area and Mr. Mustafa Hijazi, member of the Saida Municipal Council.
The second thematic webinar of the “Greener and Climate Resilient Cities” Working Group brought together representatives from 10 Mediterranean cities to discuss urban applications of the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems (WEFE) approach. Organized by MedCities with the support of the Barcelona City Council and in collaboration with WEFE4MED, the event focused on sharing strategies and experiences for sustainable urban development within the WEFE framework.
Two webinars were organized on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 December to enable an exchange of experiences between the cities of Guadalajara (Mexico) and Antalya (Türkiye). These one-hour sessions, focusing on the best practices implemented by both cities in waste management, were held within the framework of the project MetroResilience Guadalajara, funded by the European Union through the Partnership for Sustainable Cities call.
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