Discover how Wonder Box is breathing new life into traditional craftsmanship. By combining sustainable practices with innovative design, this company creates beautiful, functional wooden products. From eco-friendly spoons to personalized jewelry boxes, each piece tells a story of artistry...
Annine Fadye is a Lebanese social enterprise turning glass waste into beautiful, sustainable products. Founded in 2024 by Anthony Abdel Karim, Annine Fadye repurposes discarded bottles into glassware, reducing pollution and creating a locally-made alternative to imported products. Their...
Ghalia Damak founded Comporoll to revolutionize waste management in the MENA region. Through innovative composting solutions, Comporoll empowers communities to reduce pollution, improve soil health, and create a more sustainable future. Despite challenges, Comporoll has achieved significant milestones, recovering...
IrWise is a Tunisian startup using AI to help farmers optimize water usage and increase crop yields. Their smart irrigation system provides real-time data and actionable insights for sustainable agriculture.
DIGI FIRM, a young Moroccan startup, is using tech to cultivate a greener future. Their locally-made DIGI CONNECT system allows for intelligent water management, while DIGI-SOLVE empowers farmers to optimize water use and crop yields.
Driven by a personal mission for clean air, ISCLEANAIR's innovative technology utilizes water and advanced processes to capture pollutants and CO2, offering a filter-free and cost-effective solution for healthy air in any space.
Join a thriving community of eco-warriors with the Go Zero Waste app! Discover zero-waste stores, connect with like-minded individuals, and make a lasting impact together.
Ex-entrepreneur Pablo tackles plastic with Sumbox, his 90% recyclable seafood packaging solution. Sustainable and fresh, Sumbox wins for both consumers and the planet.
Jordanian startup eRecycleHUB plans to get Jordanians into recycling with an incentive scheme, while also empowering informal trash pickers.
Jordanian company Shalmona has created an innovative reusable water bottle to fight plastic waste. And for the enthusiastic team, this is just the beginning.
Staramaki is a social enterprise cooperative that makes wheat-based, eco-friendly drinking straws and provides much-needed jobs in rural Greece.
Maltese company Frank Wrap is producing a natural, biodegradable alternative to plastic food wrap, which often causes soil and water contamination after use.
