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MedWaves

Strategic Lessons and Recommendations for Managing POPs, Mercury, and Chemicals of Concern in the Mediterranean: Insights from the MedProgramme (2019–2025)

Tunis Call for Action

TUNIS CALL FOR ACTION: Accelerating Replication, Investment and Partnership for a Sustainable, Resilient and Pollution-Free Mediterranean

Report of the fourth Climagine consultation workshop – Regional coastal

Report of the fourth Climagine consultation workshop – Regional coastal plan of the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima Region, Kingdom of Morocco

ENVITECC POPs Technology Guide

Guide: ENVITECC POPs Technology Guide

for Inventorying Mercury-Containing Medical Devices in Tunisia’s Public Hospitals

Technical Guidelines for Inventorying Mercury-Containing Medical Devices in Tunisia’s Public Hospitals

Workshop on the sustainable management of POPs contaminated sites

Report: Workshop on the sustainable management of POPs contaminated sites in Libya

Hg and Minamata Convention

Outreach material: The Minamata Convention - Protecting our Health and Environment

On 22 May 2025, the Tunisian Ministry of Environment, in collaboration with MedWaves—the Regional Activity Centre of the Mediterranean Action Plan (MAP) of UNEP—organized a national workshop titled “Determination and Monitoring of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)” as part of the implementation of the MedProgramme. This regional initiative, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), aims to reduce land-based pollution, improve coastal resilience and biodiversity, and support environmentally sound c

Report: Determination and monitoring of persistent organic pollutants

PCB and Mercury Contamination Risk Assessment

PCB and Mercury Contamination Risk Assessment in Tivat and Risan Harbors, Montenegro

Gender-sensitive climate risk assessments

Gender-sensitive climate risk assessments: Kotor Bay, Montenegro and the Tangier-Tetouan- Al-Hoceima region, Morocco

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