With our fast-food culture, our consumption of technology and what accompanies it leaves us with piles of hazardous materials to treat, posing, a huge health threat in both developed and developing countries.
Heba Saeed and Ola Balbaa want to play an active part in upcycling and started doing so through their initiative, Wara'a
Ensan Aid took an age-old idea and made a sweeping movement out of it bioconverting animal manure, especially, into an energy-generating program.
Nadav Leshem came to a conclusion when his son took his first steps and he needed to purchase a baby walker, which ideally lasted for two months.
While studying for her pharmacology degree, Hadeer Ahmed Ghareeb ventured across a marionette-making workshop and that's when she garnered huge satisfaction.
The difficulties Palglass encountered might have slowed the process, yet, it set a goal and attained it by learning all the tricks of crafting jettisoned glass into sightly artifacts.
Recycolife is fuelling Egyptian industry with the assistance of discarded materials like plastic, aluminium and cooking oil.
Waste management startup Valenvi manufactures sorting bins and arranges waste collections to keep small-scale recycling in Morocco on track.
Ghana Bteich didn’t know that she will start her own initiative to integrate education with civic and environmental awareness through an initiative she called Chabrouh Eco Farm
The non-recyclable egg tray material propelled three entrepreneurs to implement a waste paper and carton recovering process in order to turn the waste into cheaper, stronger and more convenient egg packaging for consumers and small shops.
Compost Baladi is a waste management company helping Lebanon control its alarming problem with trash.
STEPMOBILE has identified the lucrative, eco-friendly business opportunity of helping small and medium sized companies in Morocco handle their wastewater with a mobile treatment plant.
