Sara's Organic Food helps Egyptians avoid unhealthy eating habits by growing, sourcing and delivering wholly organic, pesticide-free fruit and vegetables.
Clothes designer Vecchio is on a mission to show Egyptian shoppers that upcycled fashion can look the goods and respect the environment at the same time.
Recycolife is fuelling Egyptian industry with the assistance of discarded materials like plastic, aluminium and cooking oil.
Cairo's Reform Studio is taking thousands of discarded plastic bags and converting them into fashion and homeware products.
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.
Cairo-based Mostafa Hussein has set about giving oil drums a productive, eco-friendly reincarnation with his custom-made furniture business, Readymade.
ECO food dehydrators is a project aiming to reduce crop waste by providing farmers with innovative solar food dehydrators for their products.
"Through our business, we reduce soil, air, and water pollution. We educate the community on the importance of a clean environment."
With Oasis Community Center, Sally Hafez Bahgat wants to be at the forefront of the “green wave” happening in Egypt.
Five years ago, Abdel Samad approached a school in Cairo, and together, they built a rooftop garden. And in the years since, it’s blossomed far more than he would have ever imagined.
The world of science and research can be highly competitive. But Mohamed and Dalia believe collaboration is the key to creating solutions to global issues.
Mohamed Ghareb, the co-founder and CEO of Bio Tech, wants to harness the power of cow feces by creating underground biogas units on farms in this largely agricultural country.
VWaste transforms orange peel waste from Egypt's juicing industry into valuable, in-demand raw pectin powder.
SolarizEgypt scaled up their business in 2016, aided by subsidies reform and the inflated cost of electricity, which drove some customers towards the solar option.
Yasmine Nazmy's KAJU is a Cairo-based initiative aimed at creating high-quality vegan items that are packaged and ready for sale.
SunCity is a nascent Egyptian startup dedicated to sustaining solar energy use, which was founded in 2015 by green economy expert Ahmed Abbas.
Dr. WEEE is a company targeting electronic waste and its purveyors to be recycled for health and economic purposes.
Taqa Solutions is a social enterprise that wants to make sustainable energy accessible for all Egyptian poultry farmers, regardless of their location.
Three entrepreneurs cofounded Jereed to produce a 100% Egyptian high-quality wood-substitute, carefully manufactured out of the renewable palm tree waste.
agrimatic is a local startup that was born three years ago, developing a soilless agriculture system, substituting soil with a water-based environment.
Dayra Camp invites people from all walks of life, escaping the city kerfuffle for a more sustainable and environment-friendly experience.
Basata : a human and traditional eco-lodge
A serene place at the heart of Egypt’s oasis
Supporting population through sustainable tourism in Egypt
An innovative model combining eco-tourism, agriculture and arts education, embraced within the concept of sustainable tourism.
A socio-cultural and environmentally impactful project to protect disappearing traditional Egyptian crafts
Complete Energy Solutions (CES) champions offers affordable solution to Egypt’s energy crisis.
Esolar works with businesses, farms, and hotels to switch to solar energy. They believe that sustainable, pollution-free energy can power Egypt’s economy
Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) are a real danger to the environment if they are not collected and recycled. Given this situation, the young entrepreneur Mostafa Hemdan created Recyclobekia, the first company in Egypt that recycles electronic waste.
Nawaya, an organization founded by a group of young Egyptians, is working on a plan to ensure a transition to sustainable agricultural practices in Egypt.
KarTag provides an alternative to individual car use through the creation of a mobile application that allows users to carpool with one another.
Schaduf creates rooftop gardens using hydroponics technology and also constructs living walls around Cairo.
SEKEM operates a series of companies that creates sustainable and biodynamic food, textiles and herbal pharmaceuticals.
Kutuno is a Spanish-Egyptian brand that designs certified organic and fair trade cotton clothing for babies around the world.
Up-fuse promotes eco-conscious lifestyle by designing and producing bags that love and respect earth and people. Up-fuse products are made of upcycled plastic bags designed and produced in Egypt.
