How can the knowledge develop through RedeeM reach the people who can put it into practice? This question guided a meeting of RedeeM partners on 22 July, as they discussed how to communicate the project’s work and increase its impact across the Mediterranean.
The focus goes beyond simply sharing project updates. RedeeM wants to connect its activities and solutions with the people who can benefit from them — from end users and local communities to public administrations and civil society. Engaging these groups in pilot activities will be an important part of this approach.
Through its website, social media, newsletters and events, RedeeM will share experiences, results and practical knowledge as the project develops.
The project will also connect its communication activities with the Natural Heritage Mission (NHM) and its 2026 Water Cluster Campaign, contributing to a wider Mediterranean conversation on water resilience and sustainable water use.
The aim is simple: turning project knowledge into information that can travel, be shared and, ultimately, make a difference.
