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CERES launches a Call for Proposals for an Integrated Photovoltaic Solar Structure in Lebanon
The Lebanese Solar Energy Society (LSES), a partner of the CERES project, has launched a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the architectural design of an Integrated Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Structure in Lebanon.
Centers of Excellence for Resilient Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Solutions
INNOVATILE shares its challenges with the big Interreg family in Spain
Representatives of the lead partner of INNOVATILE joined the Interreg conference 'Transfer and Impact on the Territory', which took place in Valencia.
CERES at S-Access 2026: Showcases Centers of Excellence for Resilient Entrepreneurship
CERES joins S-Access 2026 to demonstrate how Centers of Excellence strengthen innovation and sustainable energy entrepreneurship across the Mediterranean.
Centers of Excellence for Resilient Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Solutions
Job opportunity: MEDJICARP is looking for an Environmental Communication Officer in Tunisia
Deadline to send applications: 6th February
Mediterranean Joint Initiative for Climate Adaptation and Risk Prevention
Gov4GreenMed – Call for the selection of a Project Auditor in Tunisia
The Tunis International Center for Environmental Technologies (CITET), Tunisian partner of the Gov4GreenMed project, invites qualified and independent auditors to submit proposals for the selection of a Project Auditor at national level. Deadline to submit proposals: 19th of February 2026
Inclusive Governance Models 4 a Greener Transition in the Mediterranean
NBS4MED is looking for an External Auditor in Tunisia
Deadline to submit: 19 February 2026
Nature based solutions for climate resilient Mediterranean cities
Recap of the SMARTMED Info Day in Greece
On 12 November 2025, the SMARTMED Information Day was successfully held at the JOIST Innovation Park, bringing together key stakeholders dedicated to advancing smart waste management and e-health solutions across the Mediterranean. Organised within the framework of the Interreg NEXT MED Programme, the event featured insightful presentations and discussions on the project’s objectives, as well as the innovative digital platforms currently under development to optimise waste management and enhance e-health services. Contributions from the URBACT SMALL project and the Municipality of Larissa provided valuable perspectives on real urban and operational challenges, while the active participation of business and industry representatives further enriched the dialogue. The event highlighted a shared commitment to building more sustainable, efficient, and health-oriented services for medium-sized cities across the Mediterranean region.
Tunisian Infoday highlights
On 23 December 2025, the SMARTMED project successfully held an Information Day in Tunis, Tunisia, bringing together key stakeholders from the fields of eHealth, Smart Energy, Sustainable Urban Management, and Waste Management. Organised by BUSINESSMED, the event provided a valuable platform for dialogue on the opportunities and challenges of Smart Cities in the Mediterranean region. Through insightful presentations and dynamic exchanges, participants explored how SMARTMED aims to support the transformation of cities into intelligent, inclusive, and human-centred urban environments through digital empowerment, transnational cooperation, and sustainable urban governance.
Infoday In Jordan - highlights
On 29 December 2025, the SMARTMED Information Day was successfully held at Rueeha Hall in the Municipality of DeirAlla, bringing together representatives from local authorities, project partners, community members, and key stakeholders in digital transformation and sustainable urban development. Organised under the Interreg NEXT MED Programme, the event provided an important platform to present the project’s vision and its role in supporting smarter and more sustainable medium-sized cities. Through presentations, updates on digital platforms for smart waste management and eHealth services, and interactive exchanges, participants contributed valuable insights to address real urban challenges and strengthen future implementation in DeirAlla and the wider region.








