Since 2006, EVER Monaco has been showcasing and promoting technologies aimed at future transportation and energy solutions. The focus extends to individual, collective, and industrial transportation, encompassing land, maritime, and aerial domains so as well as to new technologies in these fields
The 19th edition of EVER Monaco will take place on November 13 and 14. An exceptional delay of a few months to allow EVER Monaco to take place jointly with the AVERE E-Mobility Conference (AEC), an event organized by AVERE (European Association for Electromobility). These two major events will take place at the Grimaldi Forum, the Principality’s Congress Center and eco-responsible exhibition space.
Since the creation of Monacollecte in 2022, MC2D has been present at this event as a Partner.
MC2D, in collaboration with the Monaco Town Hall, launched the “Monaco Commits Against Food Waste” operation. A 12-page booklet, created with the help of cartoonist Jean Pierre Dirick, was produced as a guide to good practices. This booklet was printed in 13,000 copies and distributed by mail to all households in Monaco. The initiative also included various items (boxes, bags, stickers) provided to restaurateurs, such as “La Petite Boîte,” and the creation of a website, www.gaspillagealimentaire.mc.
MC2D and the Monaco Town Hall expanded their action plan by creating “Monaco Commits Against Waste” (MEG). The aim is to fight all forms of waste, not just food waste. This commitment includes collections called “Les MEG.”
From 2005 to 2019, MC2D participated in Monacology by offering workshops to young students in the Principality.
The local initiative “Monaco Commits Against Deforestation” was led by MC2D in collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and the Princely Government. Launched on January 28, 2010, it included several components:
The blue tuna is an endangered species, prompting MC2D to raise awareness about the risk of extinction for certain species in the Mediterranean. The association called on Monegasque restaurateurs to stop serving blue tuna.
In September 2010, the Monaco Town Hall and MC2D collaborated to enhance communication between public institutions and the public on various issues. This collaboration took the form of a series of meetings called GREEN THURSDAYS. Topics covered included daily life issues such as transport, waste, pollution, water, energy, infrastructure projects, and construction, emphasizing an environmentally respectful approach. These conferences included site visits related to the topics discussed, both in the Principality and neighboring communities.
In 2005, MC2D organized the “Youth and Sustainable Development Meetings” in collaboration with the National Education, Youth and Sports Department, involving high school students from the Principality. From 2006, this event was held within the framework of EVER (Exhibition of Ecological Vehicles and Renewable Energies) as their goals align: environmental preservation
MC2D has been advocating for this project for many years, presenting various proposals to the Government. The goal is to alleviate road congestion and reduce traffic in the Principality by offering an environmentally and economically satisfactory solution for Monaco and neighboring communities.
