Jordanian company Shalmona has created an innovative reusable water bottle to fight plastic waste. And for the enthusiastic team, this is just the beginning.
Staramaki is a social enterprise cooperative that makes wheat-based, eco-friendly drinking straws and provides much-needed jobs in rural Greece.
Wave is a Beirut-based enterprise that wants more people to make electric bikes part of their daily routine, in Lebanon and beyond.
Circular Hub is a Lebanese social enterprise that offers eco-friendly education courses aimed at sharing knowledge about sustainability.
Maltese company Frank Wrap is producing a natural, biodegradable alternative to plastic food wrap, which often causes soil and water contamination after use.
Egyptian startup NCTech is exploring opportunities in the field of nanocellulose materials, which could make several sectors more sustainable.
EcoSurge brings together sustainability experts from different fields to help startups build strong environmental business models.
Egyptian designer Green Fashion uses material from damaged clothes and fabric cast-offs to make patchwork garments, bags, and accessories.
An underwater trail born of a collective project has a twofold objective: to develop eco-tourism while raising awareness of the preservation of a unique marine area in the Mediterranean basin.
The mission of Club Bleu Artisanal is to involve artisanal fishermen in the sustainable management of the coastal ecosystem on which their activities depend.
Ile Plane is a beautiful island located in the Oranais in the southwestern part of the Algerian basin, not far from the Alboran Sea.
In Algeria, this association was created by professional fishermen from Azeffoun wanting to preserve natural marine resources.