Dead Sea Pearls
Palestine’s first all-natural cosmetics company sources from the Dead Sea
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.
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.
The designers of Eco-Stouff hope to cut down on air pollution with their new environmentally friendly stove.
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Mohammed Obidallah took sustainable development to a new level: integrating all facets to breed sustainable resilience.
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The team creates the electricity by turning an organic solvent, of a low boiling point, into vapor, and once it's created, it turns into a generator.
Msader is a leading Palestinian solar company that designs, imports, and installs off and on-grid solutions.
SUBMON is a Barcelona-based organization that protects marine health through public awareness campaigns and scientific research.
Lebanese Developers is an NGO that operates vocational training sessions across the country and had expanded its scope to train women in Northern Lebanon to produce and repair fishing nets.