MEDES

The Mediterranean Sustainable Development Foundation (MEDES) is a not-for-profit research organization based in three Italian regions: Campania, Puglia, and Basilicata. It operates at national, European, and international levels. MEDES bases its mission on the premise that the sustainable economic and social development of a region is increasingly determined by its ability to activate synergistic paths that enhance its potential in terms of human, social, and environmental capital. MEDES aims to act as a link between research centres, universities, state bodies, local authorities, and communities to “translate” theoretical and scientific results into concrete local projects. MEDES brings expertise to the LL and LH construction process through a multi-actor approach, ensuring collaboration among various stakeholders. In addition, MEDES is involved in the socio-economic evaluation of innovative solutions in the agro-pastoral and forestry sectors.
“By integrating diverse perspectives and specialized knowledge, MEDES aims to enhance the effectiveness and impact of the proposed innovative solutions in the agro-pastoral and forestry sectors.”

PROF. GIOVANNI QUARANTA

President of the MEDES Management Committee. Socio-economic evaluation “This project represents a significant step forward in integrating sustainable practices into agro-pastoral and forestry sectors. Our multi-actor approach ensures that we leverage the strengths of all stakeholders involved.”

PROF.SSA ROSANNA SALVIA

Socio-economic evaluation “Our goal is to provide a comprehensive socio-economic evaluation that not only highlights the benefits of innovative solutions but also paves the way for their broader adoption and impact.”

PROF. LUCA SALVATI

LDD risk assessment “Our work will enhance desertification risk assessment and monitoring in Europe and the Mediterranean region, introducing an innovative methodological approach to evaluate LDD.”

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Led by the University of Sassari, the MONALISA is a EU Soil Mission project that brings together leaders from industry, policy, government, research, academia, and science across Mediterranean to collaborate on the next generation of solutions to combat land degradation and desertification processes in the climate-sensitive drylands through innovative planning and management.

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