Mohamed Ghareb, the co-founder and CEO of Bio Tech, wants to harness the power of cow feces by creating underground biogas units on farms in this largely agricultural country.
The solar microwave oven (SMO) technology is already promising to revolutionize the way Morocco and the rest of Africa deals with their waste
Mohammed Obidallah took sustainable development to a new level: integrating all facets to breed sustainable resilience.
Just as he promoted his green charcoal briquettes and biochar during COP22, El Hemer is hustling his biochar fertilizer now.
SUBMON is a Barcelona-based organization that protects marine health through public awareness campaigns and scientific research.
Lebanese Developers is an NGO that operates vocational training sessions across the country and had expanded its scope to train women in Northern Lebanon to produce and repair fishing nets.
Kilimanjaro Environment collects used cooking oil from restaurants and hotels across Morocco — and then turns it into second-generation biofuel.
Alternative Solutions creates furniture, wood boards, and livestock feed using palm tree waste.
VWaste transforms orange peel waste from Egypt's juicing industry into valuable, in-demand raw pectin powder.
Ecotech Recycling is a business involving the extraction of precious metals from e-waste, without burning the components.
Cedar Environemntal is one of Ziad Abichaker's many green projects introducing Beirut’s residents to the concept of zero waste.
Barcelona-based Social Forest is a company that offers forestry solutions and services, as well as awareness on the matter.
