The Walking Tech continues to use recycled materials in its products, hoping to set an example of sustainability for other Palestinian businesses to follow.
Palovina is a Palestinian business that sells skin care and cosmetic products from Ramallah, and the company's entire range is 100% natural.
STEPMOBILE has identified the lucrative, eco-friendly business opportunity of helping small and medium sized companies in Morocco handle their wastewater with a mobile treatment plant.
Egypt might be hit with 80 million tons of garbage every year, but Abdallah has unshakable beliefs that artisanship and waste management are not mutually exclusive.
Maten's Farm plans to raise to profile in Egypt of vermicomposting, the process of producing high-quality, organic plant fertilizer from food waste.
Faiza Hajji has helped confront Morocco's littering problem by founding Ifassen, a non-profit organization that converts plastic waste into reuseable shopping bags and fashion accessories,
La Maison de la Forêt is a resort that manages to blend into the natural landscape, an eco-lodge that incorporates old trees in its design and teaches people about the value of nature.
Cairo-based Mostafa Hussein has set about giving oil drums a productive, eco-friendly reincarnation with his custom-made furniture business, Readymade.
Syrine Chaalala and Mohamed Gastli wanted to figure out a way to make livestock feed from insects. nextProtein was the outcome.
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.
Slim Essid educated himself on the algae bloom and employed his knowledge to turn it into a product. He called his business Aquaponie 4 C.