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WATER, OUR WATER, A major Mediterranean concern at the heart of MAENA project, officially launched!
The project promotes small water cycle meaning it will help retain water in the soil and contributes to the growth and reproduction of crops.
Mediterranean farms go local: restoring nature’s water cycle for 40% savings with MAENA
The project will kick-off in Tunis, promoting the role of Small Water Cycle in agriculture
MAENA Project showcases pathways to sustainable water management at Youth, & Climate workshop
MAENA project joined a recent workshop in Tunis, co-organised by MEDREC, focusing on « Youth, Climate and Sustainable Development in the Mediterranean: Italy and Tunisia for a new generation of cooperation. » The event, held on June 24, 2025, served as a platform to...
Join our team in Tunis!
MEDREC (Mediterranean Renewable Energy Centre) is looking for motivated and committed team members to support its activities. Current openings : Communication Officer (Annonce de recrutement - Chargé de communication) Finance and Administration Officer (Annonce de...
Med-EcoSuRe key results promoting innovative & eco-sustainable energy renovation of university buildings
Med-EcoSuRe, a cross border cooperation project that has been running for 4 years, has come to end ! The project did propose and implement innovative and eco-sustainable renovation process for university buildings in the Mediterranean while adopting a Living...
Energy efficiency: Read Med-EcoSuRe final newsletter and learn about the project results !
Med-EcoSuRe project (Mediterranean University as Catalyst for Eco-Sustainable Renovation) aims at implementing innovative and eco-sustainable energy renovation solutions for university buildings in the Mediterranean, while introducing an active collaborating approach...
Med-EcoSuRe delivering more sustainable and efficient buildings in Tunisia
Watch the video below illustrating the pilot renovation actions implemented at the National Engineering School of Tunis, where a Living Lab has been activated to innovate the renovation process of Mediterranean public buildings. The interventions include: Two...
Med-EcoSuRe shares its innovative renovation Guidelines for sustainable and efficient buildings
Med-EcoSuRe undertook universities, as the most fertile ground and space to grow open innovation, to experiment with new processes and solutions providing proofs of concepts and giving the possibility to educate towards more sustainable building renovation. The...
Med-EcoSuRe is extending the concept of high-performance buildings to existing dwellings
The team of University of Seville, along with a researcher from University of Naples Federico II, partners of Med-EcoSuRe, published a scientific paper focusing on defining the optimal renovation package for six residential building models covering 90% of southern...
Med-EcoSuRe innovates the renovation process of Santa Verdiana building in Florence
Watch the video below illustrating the pilot renovation action implemented in the School of Architecture of the University of Florence, where a Living Lab has been activated to innovate the renovation process of Mediterranean public buildings. The development of the...
Med-EcoSuRe paves the path to Net Zero Carbon Buildings in Palestine
Watch the video below showcasing the notable achievements of An Najah National University, partner of Med-EcoSuRe from Palestine, based on an innovative process for building energy renovation (including the implementation of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency...
[EauSIRIS] Notice of expression of interest for services relating to the organization of training in Agrigento – Sicily
As part of the EauSIRIS project, the Arancia di Ribera DOP (Protection Council) will organize a training course aimed at training 20 agricultural producers and technicians on modern water management techniques in the face of climate change. This training will be...












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