On 26 November 2025, the transnational cooperation project MANEA (Replenishing the sMall wAter cyclE towards a more resilieNt – Agriculture) will be publicly launched in Tunis under the title “Towards a new paradigm for water management”

This event will convene key national and regional stakeholders to highlight MAENA’s ambitious objectives and expected results. The gathering will also serve as a crucial opportunity to start building synergies with other relevant projects funded by the Interreg NEXT MED programme, ensuring maximum resource efficiency and impact.

Check out the event’s agenda HERE and join us at National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia (INAT).

The project is coordinated by Mediterranean Renewable Energy Centre (MEDREC) and unites 7 partners and 4 associate partners from 6 Mediterranean countries: Tunisia, Italy, Lebanon, Jordan, Malta, and Spain, bringing expertise in agriculture, energy, water, and eco-innovation.

The core objective of MAENA is to demonstrate the effectiveness of Small Water Cycle (SWC) restoration as one of the most impactful methods for conserving agricultural water and helping Mediterranean farms adapt to global warming.