Omar Negron Ocasio is the CEO and founder of Remora, a Puerto Rico-based business producing a solar-powered water filtration device.
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Read about Patient Baraka’s experience as a refugee and how it inspired his Uganda-based business, Botanica Repellent.
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CBC Store promotes accessibility to STEAM learning for primary school students in Kenya with a low-cost science lab kit.
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Deaftronics is a Botswana-based organization that developed the first solar-powered, rechargeable hearing aid battery.
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Joining the Because Accelerator in 2019 helped Sadik grow his business into one with 200 acres of land and 500 jobs for women in Ghana.
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From graphic design to trauma healing, read how Kentucky-born Liza ended up in Lebanon running a business with Syrian refugees.
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MuAfrica Repurpose upcycles waste into fashion products. Read how they’re using investor funding to create jobs in the local community.
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Tanzanian chili farmer Ibrahim Yusuf struggled to find a natural, affordable fertilizer to stay afloat—until developing his own recipe.
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Denis Ndayizeye is the founder of Baskets For Good, an NGO that employs women to produce woven baskets with local, raw materials.
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Barbra Nantongo is the founder of Smart Kitchen, a Uganda-based company that develops eco-friendly bio-brioquettes.
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Shricant Binny is the CEO of SootheEarth, an India-based business that manufactures paper products from banana stem fiber.
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Neha is the co-founder of Educase, a business that manufactures school bags that fold into a desk for students in under-resourced schools.
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Kimuli Fashionability is a business in Uganda that employs people living with disabilities to create upcycled clothing and accessories.
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Based in Sweden, ECOLOO is a waterless and enclosed sanitation system that transforms urine into liquid fertilizer for organic farming.
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In response to mounting waste issues, Eco Ways upcycles plastic waste into durable furniture and fencing poles in Uganda.
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India-based reCharkha employs local women to make sustainable textiles using the traditional charkha and handloom.
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Nivine Hachem is the CEO of Two Better, a Lebanon-based social enterprise that creates raw building materials from plastic waste.
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In response to the housing shortage in Indonesia, Rawhaus creates sustainable tiny homes with a waste-to-material method.
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Safe Girl Reusable Pads envisions a generation where menstruation never shames, isolates or oppresses any woman or girl.
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Mawajee Creations upcycles banana byproducts while creating jobs and opportunities for young people in Uganda.
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