A Tunisian company aims for an enhancement of both the cultural and natural heritage of the Siliana region
EcoPruner, the brainchild of Ric Rubenstein, is an online platform that crowdsources reviews about the environmental friendliness of consumer brands.
Ethical Time is a Barcelona-based online platform that helps shoppers to buy clothes made in an ethical and sustainable way.
ArtisaNature is an ambitious online platform for sustainable Tunisian artisans and farmers to sell their products to the world.
Cairo-based Ecumene Studio is an international design cooperative that wants to make urban centers more liveable for vulnerable communities.
Algerians waste about 120 million baguettes each Ramadan, one study found. Zerdamel is reusing these piles of stale bread as breadcrumbs and animal feed.
Union for Agricultural Development, a Giza vermicomposting company, sees enormous potential in creating organic fertilizers from Egypt's mountains of food scraps.
Moroccan fingerprint wants Moroccans to make shoes and bags from sustainable crops like raffia, hemp and jute - all while sustaining cultural heritage.
Because Sahara has so much to offer
Zoap Lebanon is using the humble bar of soap - made from recycled cooking oil - to promote environmental and social change in Lebanon's capital.
Spanish outfit Bioo is pioneering ways to generate electricity from the leaves of plants and then bring their revolutionary technology to the world.
Beirut-based furniture designer Collect to Create wants the whole of Lebanon to get excited about upcycling old junk into new, useful products.