What can we learn from other Mediterranean projects about building a more sustainable future? For Amelia (UMU), Chrysa (HCMR), Luen (NIB) and Salomé (PMM), the answer came through two days of discussion, exchange and hands-on collaboration in Marseille.
The four 2B-BLUE representatives took part in the 4th Edition of the Innovative Sustainable Economy (ISE) Mission Innovation Camp, held at Campus Biaggi in Marseille and co-organised by the French Agency for the Ecological Transition (ADEME) and the Interreg Marittimo Co-Effect project.
The first day focused on sufficiency: how can we meet people’s needs while respecting the limits of our planet? The second day moved from ideas to action, exploring how new approaches to innovation can help turn sustainability challenges into practical solutions.
For the 2B-BLUE team, the camp was also an opportunity to look beyond the project itself. Through discussions and practical working sessions, they exchanged experiences with other Mediterranean cooperation projects, discovered new perspectives and explored how these ideas could strengthen the solutions developed through 2B-BLUE.
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