The scope of the conference mainly revolves around addressing development and conservation through a multifaceted, synergistic approach. This involves knowledge sharing and in-depth studies across social sciences, environmental sciences, architecture, economics, information technology, infrastructure, energy, agroforestry, and more. These perspectives offer comprehensive insights into the cultural, environmental, and economic dynamics at play.

The conference discusses globally relevant issues such as climate change, sustainable resource management, cultural heritage conservation, and equitable economic development. The goal is to contribute to the Mediterranean region’s well-being and the global debate on preserving and responsibly managing Mediterranean landscapes in an interconnected world. The “Landscapes Across the Mediterranean (CrossMED)” conference acknowledges that environmental, social, and economic challenges demand integrated, in-depth exploration. It discusses the connections between cultural history, natural environments, and social dynamics, aiming to guide sustainable policies and innovative practices.