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A Glimps of Hope ” Mediterranean Cities”, a Clima-Med’s film on Mediterranean Cities In parallel of the CoP27, there is a “Glimpse of Hope” for Mediterranean cities. Watch the full…

With the support of the EU, Greater Irbid municipality is taking serious actions and setting real measures to combat climate change and enhance the quality of life for its citizens…

Egypt’s cities showcase an unyielding commitment to fighting climate change, and it is all in the fourth Clima-Med short film: A glimpse of hope As Egypt will be hosting in…

The Climate Action Strategy Reports, CAS, for 7 countries are ready and available Clima-Med team, in close coordination with the NCG in each of the seven beneficiary countries of the…

Ramat Gan is preparing for the climate crisis and is launching a vast environmental project with the support of the European Union “Water-sensitive city”, a unique project led by the…

Clima-Med presents the third film of a series that showcases Israeli cities’ commitment to dealing with climate change effects, focusing on green technologies Israel is vulnerable to environmental threats that…

The Clima-Med project and the city of Batloun, a partner of Clima-Med in Lebanon and a CoM Med signatory, joined the World Urban Forum (WUF11) the premier global conference on…

In the authentic city of Tangier, where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic converge, the first edition of the international recycling and waste management exhibition (RWM) was held from June 22 to 25, 2022.

On June the 2nd, under the Mediterranean sunlight and the hot summer of Catania in Sicily, the Festival of Mediterranean Citizens was launched. It was dedicated and open to all citizens who believe they can shape a community while recognising common roots and interests in diversity and building a culture of rights, democracy, and equality.

Clima-Med’s second film of a series celebrates Jordanian cities’ commitment to tackling climate challenges while struggling to face its effects Jordan is facing significant climate challenges; heavy rains, runoff, desertification,…

More than six years after the Paris Agreement, and less than two years before the Global Stocktake planned in the Article 14, the world is still not on track to limit global warming to 2°C compared to pre-industrial area, and even less to 1.5°C (Climate Action Tracker, 2021). It is now certain that even the Covid-19 pandemic did not stop the rise in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: it just paused it.

JRC with a new course on GCoM for Local Authorities developing their Climate Action Plans The Joint Research Centre (JRC) have just published a new module of the course “Global Covenant of Mayors…