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.
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.
Through their initiative Re-Build, Coraline Rasset can upcycle some of this waste into building blocks very similar to traditional concrete blocks, but without having to use chemicals.
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
Wadi Dana Eco-Camp allows guests to enjoy sweeping mountain views, exposure to local traditions and warm Jordanian hospitality.
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.
To to be in line with the organic sourcing of mushroom, Lili’s Farm does not import any raw materials but upcycles agricultural byproducts as well as recycling waste into mushroom growing substrates.
Compost Baladi is a waste management company helping Lebanon control its alarming problem with trash.
Bioland has a total of 600,000 square meters of landmass heavily producing organic crops, oils, and dairy products.
Cairo's Reform Studio is taking thousands of discarded plastic bags and converting them into fashion and homeware products.