The Government of Egypt, represented by the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT), partnered with the SRI Programme whereby an agreement was signed with the Government of Switzerland to support the sustainable integration and participation of startups in the recycling of electronic waste in Egypt. E-Khorda is an electronic waste recycling entrepreneurship support program that aims to help build operational e-waste companies by end of 2017 as part of ...

The educational kit is produced to provide an introductory information to raise the awareness about sustainability and climate change. These kits are integrated within training that mostly addresses youth at school and at university level.

Info graphs provide introductory knowledge regarding natural resources, potential sustainable use, and their link to clean technology markets. These info graphs can be used by start up projects that cleantech Arabia have implemented. Three main sections are tackled through this approach; waste, water, and energy.

Cleantech Arabia facilitated a deal between agribusiness startup Nawaya and Dar Al Mimar Group (DMG)’s landscape contractor ‘Curve’. Cleantech Arabia’s sustainable agriculture and finance experts provided Nawaya with specific technical consultations to help them meet Curve’s large demand for compost.

Gaia is a dynamic Egyptian start up working in the area of PV systems. Cleantech Arabia’s support to Gaia involved technical and scientific support in designing PV systems, development of products, as well as providing travel grants to attend conferences for networking and exposure. Cleantech Arabia had secured Gaia with partnership with Pwc. Gaia built a PV outdoors laptop charging station at the premise in Cairo.