In the context of the MEDCOP21 Mediterranean Climate Summit, the Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI) organized a high-level dialogue on “Climate Change: Financing and beyond”. This event was held with support from the European Investment Bank and in media partnership with France Médias Monde group. 

The Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI) in partnership with the Arabic-language radio station Monte Carlo Doualiya organized a talk show in the form of a roundtable on the following topic: “How to better adapt to climate change effects in the Mediterranean region? How to collaborate, share, and mutualize efforts for a better adaptation.”...

Towards a Positive Agenda for Mediterranean Stakeholders Climate Change is a Key Factor towards Mediterranean Integration   Climate change is fundamentally a development issue. If left unaddressed, climate change impacts will threaten poverty alleviation and affect economic growth. On the other hand, taking climate change issues into consideration...

By Silvia Pariente-David   As the European Commission launches its new Energy Union Package -  a set of three Communications setting the strategy for a secure, sustainable, competitive and affordable energy - , it is the perfect time for the Mediterranean countries to seize the moment, join the “energy transition” movement and commit to the...

By Quentin Wondon and Andrea Liverani   The links between climate change and migration have been studied in detail, but the data for the Middle East – North Africa (MENA) zone remained limited until the World Bank and the French Development Agency carried out a survey of five countries in the region in 2010.   A region...

Lead Organization The World Bank.    Partners Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE).   Challenges Energy Efficiency efforts are too limited in the region while the energy demand is rising substantially in the region. Existing Solutions and good practice are not sufficiently shared to inform policy...