Palovina is a Palestinian business that sells skin care and cosmetic products from Ramallah, and the company's entire range is 100% natural.
In Palestine, the entrepreneur Tasneem Abuhijleh is setting up Tafkeek, an e-waste dismantling facility that aims at connecting e-waste generators in Palestine and e-waste recycling companies abroad, mainly in Europe and Asia.
Here is the story of an extraordinary integrated treatment system that minimizes the economic losses for both industries and improve the surrounding public health and the environment.
Brother and sister Wael and Waem Bader are planning to fuel Palestine's poultry economy by making egg containers from recycled paper - helping the local environment in the process.
As with any expert pioneering a field of study, Amarna’s business journey was wrought with challenges. Palestinian farmers were skeptical of the agricultural alternative, and investors even more so.
PETRICHOR Aquaponics is one of the first companies in Palestine to focus on this new and innovative way of growing both fish and organic agriculture.
Dead Sea Pearls produces a line of all-natural organic beauty and cosmetic products, from bath salts to mud masks, anti-aging creams to salt and mud soaps.
Mohammed Obidallah took sustainable development to a new level: integrating all facets to breed sustainable resilience.
Msader is a leading Palestinian solar company that designs, imports, and installs off and on-grid solutions.
Ecotech Recycling is a business involving the extraction of precious metals from e-waste, without burning the components.
Saleh who is an unwavering believer in Permaculture went on a conquest for knowledge and came back with a name for his sustainability-ridden business.
Taita Leila is a fashion collection that is meant to preserve Palestine’s rich history of hand-stitching, and employ local women as embroiderers.
