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Antalya Advances the Green Transition through a Gov4GreenMed Workshop
Antalya Metropolitan Municipality convened a Gov4GreenMed workshop uniting public, academic, and civil society stakeholders to advance the green transition. Discussions focused on participatory governance, circular economy approaches, and the sustainable conversion of organic waste into soil improvers. The recommendations will support upcoming pilot and outreach activities in Finike involving farmers, schools, and cooperatives.
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From Awareness to Action: Gov4GreenMed at RECLAIM Festival 2026
Gov4GreenMed was featured at the RECLAIM Festival 2026 in Florence, Italy through the “No Planet B” panel, emphasizing the links between sustainability, responsible consumption, waste prevention, and citizen participation. The event launched the communication campaign for the project’s pilot action in Scandicci and encouraged dialogue and community involvement—especially among young people—to reduce food waste and adopt sustainable lifestyles. Gov4GreenMed reaffirmed that sustainability is a shared social responsibility requiring collective action and remains committed to turning awareness into concrete change across Mediterranean communities.
Inclusive Governance Models 4 a Greener Transition in the Mediterranean
Gov4GreenMed publishes a new catalogue of participatory waste management practices across the Mediterranean
Gov4GreenMed has published a new catalogue bringing together participatory waste management practices from across the Mediterranean. The catalogue shows that effective local waste management depends not only on technical solutions, but also on inclusive governance, stakeholder cooperation and active citizen participation.
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Gov4GreenMed in Tunisia launches the development of the Waste Management Plan for the Municipality of Nabeul
The municipality of Nabeul partnered with Tunis International Center for Environmental Technologies (CITET) through the Gov4GreenMed project.
Inclusive Governance Models 4 a Greener Transition in the Mediterranean
Gov4GreenMed – Terms of Reference for the coordination of five pilot actions on multistakeholder local governance in waste management
MedCities is seeking international expertise in waste management and participatory processes to support the implementation of Gov4GreenMed project activities. The assignment focuses on the implementation of pilot actions on multi stakeholder local governance in municipal solid waste and food waste management. Deadline for submission of proposals: 29th of April
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Gov4GreenMed project video now available: advancing participatory waste management in the Mediterranean
Gov4GreenMed releases its official video, highlighting the role of local participatory processes in improving waste management across the Mediterranean and presenting the five pilot actions to be implemented during the project.
Inclusive Governance Models 4 a Greener Transition in the Mediterranean
Gov4GreenMed in Jordan fosters public-private collaborations in waste management
The Municipality of Ein Al-Basha officially partnered with Future Pioneers for Empowering Communities (FPEC) through the Gov4GreenMed project.
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Gov4GreenMed promotes sustainable waste management through community engagement and innovation in Ein Al-Basha (Jordan)
Gov4GreenMed aims to improve waste systems, promote recycling and community participation, and create a sustainable model for Ein Al-Basha.
Inclusive Governance Models 4 a Greener Transition in the Mediterranean
Gov4GreenMed advances waste prevention and recycling in Nabeul (Tunisia)
The municipality of Nabeul in northeastern Tunisia is piloting local policies for waste prevention and valorization, targeting major waste producers like university and school canteens, dormitories, and hotels.
Inclusive Governance Models 4 a Greener Transition in the Mediterranean