Amman-based business Be Solar is leading resource-poor Jordan towards a sustainable future with the country's most reliable energy asset: sunlight.
Ambitious startup WashyWash is changing laundry habits in Jordan by replacing toxic dry cleaning chemicals with sustainable, higher quality alternatives.
Though it all started off as an experiment with freelancing, upcycling discarded-of furniture suddenly became a fully-fledged business for Nour Nsheiwat and her husband, Nabil Haddad.
Wadi Dana Eco-Camp allows guests to enjoy sweeping mountain views, exposure to local traditions and warm Jordanian hospitality.
From her own pocket, Amal Madanat has spent the past eight years running a variety of school activities, encouraging children to rethink harmful social attitudes towards garbage.
Amina Mango presides over a thriving, environmentally sustainable business specializing in skincare and cosmetic goods.
Journalist Nader Manaseer has been hiking for years, as a way to de-stress and get away from the crush of cars and people inherent to city living.
Engineer Saleh is a bright young Architect, who has graduated from the University of Jordan in 2009. He did not like the idea that building accounts for a large amount of CO2 emissions in the world.
Wheatgrass is considered as the world's secret superhero plant since it provides a wide range of nutritional benefits.
Lina Energy is the first company in Jordan to specialize in designing and installing green rooftops as a means of energy efficiency.
Bookagri is a business connecting visitors with authentic Jordanian culture and heritage, to bridge a gap in the country’s existing tourism sector.
