Monitoring the EU ‘Clean Energy for All’ Package and Analyzing Implications for Southern Mediterranean Countries
Apr 20, 2020 / Program
Since the “Clean Energy for All Europeans” Package: Implications and Opportunities for the Mediterranean was published, it has been presented on the occasion of COP 25 and at various events, such as the CLIMED conference at Ecole Polytechnique in November 2019 and at the UfM Energy Platform meeting in Barcelona in January 2020
Since the...
Building Resilience to Radicalisation in MENA
Educating and Skilling a New Generation in MENA
[Webinar Report] Urban Policies for Better Mediterranean Cities: the accessibility we need.
[Report] Webinar: How to Implement a Mass Transit Project?
SAHWA National Case Studies
Mar 07, 2017 / Library
In line with SAHWA’s methodology -based on a mixed method- these National Case Studies (NCS) summarise the main findings coming from the Ethnographic Fieldwork and SAHWA Youth Survey with a focus on the national level (Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia). Basically, every National Case Studies are structured following the clusters...
Working Amid Fragility: Delivering Results in Essential Services in Palestine
Feb 27, 2017 / Blog entry
Dès 320 av. J.-C., les Grecs édictaient des lois interdisant de jeter les ordures ou de les laisser s’accumuler sur la chaussée. Ils s’étaient rendu compte que l’abandon d’ordures ménagères et l’incinération inappropriée des déchets solides aggravaient la pollution et mettaient en danger la santé publique. De nos jours, ces deux pratiques néfastes...
Municipalities Learn from the Palestinian Experience in Waste Management
Feb 27, 2017 / Library
The current refugee crisis in the Middle East is increasing pressure on the environment. Mayors from Jordan and Turkey visited Palestine to learn about the waste management of Al-Minya landfill in Bethlehem.
أدت أزمة اللاجئين الحالية في منطقة الشرق الأوسط إلى زيادة الضغط على البيئة. وفي هذا السياق، قام وفد من رؤساء البلديات من الاردن وتركيا...
Municipalities in Jordan and Turkey look to Palestinian Example of Waste Disposal
Feb 27, 2017 / Blog entry
Since the Syrian crisis began almost six years ago, Jordanian and Turkish mayors have faced the challenge of how to manage the impact of Syrian refugees on their municipalities? In host municipalities, population increase has had a huge impact on infrastructure and the delivery of public services.
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Conclusions “Acting Together in Migration Management – Enhancing Coordination among Central and Local Level”
Statement on Local Governments facing the Challenges and Impacts of Refugee Crisis in South East Europe
The ILO Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis
Mixed Migration Hub Trend Bulletin May 2016
The Refugee Surge in Europe: Economic Challenges
The Economic Impact of Forced Migration
Lebanon Host Communities Support Project
Social Cohesion between Syrian Refugees and Urban Host Communities in Lebanon and Jordan
Climate Change and Migration: Evidence from the Middle East and North Africa
Municipal Guide: Successful Municipal Strategies to Respond to the Syria Refugee Crisis
Policy Brief: Engaging Municipalities in the Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Lebanon
Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI) Newsletter #29 [Dec 2016- Jan 2017]
Psychosocial Support in Crisis and Conflict Settings
Addressing Statelessness in the MENA
Improving the Nutrition of Syrian Refugees and Host Communities through Garden Walls
Seeking Stability: Evidence on Strategies for Reducing the Risk of Conflict in Northern Jordanian Communities Hosting Refugees
ILO Local Economic Development Strategy for Mafraq Governorate 2016-2018
The Impact of the Lebanese State's Policies on Syrian Refugees' Daily Lives
Shared Resilience for Syrian Refugees and Host Communities in Jordan
The Evolving Approach to Refugee Protection in Turkey
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