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…by 2030. It is included among the objectives to reduce desertification and prevent soil erosion, which are two critical factors in the Mediterranean area. Moreover, Spain, France, Italy, Malta, Portugal,…
…of resources (agricultural land, low pesticide input, endemic honey bee subspecies best suited to Mediterranean conditions, enhancement of pollination & biocontrol), improve (quality, safety, security) citrus fruit and honey produce,…
…the following activities: Make use of real-time monitoring and leverage new technologies and data sources, including remote sensing, big data analytics, machine learning, block chain, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing,…
…and land cover management (control of soil erosion, soil quality, soil health, soil microbiological composition and composting increase carbon sequestration). The reintroduction of local varieties/breeds, or old varieties better adapted…
…this challenge is vital throughout the Mediterranean, but it is especially urgent in North African countries. Four factors come together to create a perfect storm: water shortages, soaring energy prices,…
…should propose the more appropriate formulations and presentations of the final products in different forms, e.g., food, feed, extracts, powders, capsules, food supplements, ingredients and additives. The functionality of these…
…are to improve the management and mitigate pollution of water resources, apply principles of good governance (equity, legitimacy, efficiency, transparency and accountability), as well as to promote decentralization, increase the…
…and quality and, consequently, the food security of the Mediterranean countries. Indeed, major conflicts have already been observed between the different water users (agriculture, industry, tourism, households, etc.). These risks…
…and consumption is at the heart of the Water, Energy, Food security and Eco-systems (WEFE) Nexus approach. Applying the WEFE Nexus approach enables us to look across sectors, and bring…