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The Union for the Mediterranean proactively gathers regional, sub-regional, transnational projects (or national projects in the framework of regional strategies or initiatives) from various sources such as private sector, civil society, national or regional authorities, institutions and sectorial ministerial meetings. We promote projects that have impact on people’s lives by giving visibility and providing advice and support, in addition to facilitating access to finance.
The projects are processed according to the Project Guidelines of the UfMS which can be reached here.
Project proposals must be duly completed, signed and returned with the requested annexes to the Secretariat by registered mail and electronically. Download the Project Proposal Template.
The preparation of the Euro-Mediterranean Sustainable Urban Strategy has started. During the First Ministerial Meeting on Sustainable Urban Development held in Strasbourg on 9...
The Senior Officials of the Union for the Mediterranean adopted, in their meeting on 17th November 2011 the LOGISMEDTA Project. The need for logistics training in the Southern...
The European Commission gave in March its formal approval to the Mediterranean Solar Plan Project Preparation Initiative (MSP-PPI), in the framework of the Neighbourhood Investment...
The Paris declaration adopted by the 43 member states at the Paris Summit of July 2008 states that “the UfMS is tasked to explore the feasibility, development and creation of...
On 22 June 2011, the Union for the Mediterranean “labeled” its very first project. This landmark operation consists of the construction of a 100 million cubic meters desalination...
Barcelona - The Division of Higher Education and Research of the Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean obtained the “labeling” to three submitted projects during...
“Facilitating the access of young women to work, by promoting entrepreneurship in universities” was labeled by the Senior Officials of the Union for the Mediterranean in September...