For the past two years, the IMPACT RISE program has focused on empowering the Lebanese social entrepreneurship ecosystem, enabling 16 ventures, 16 business coaches, 28 mentors, and 12 partners to create an everlasting wave of social and environmental change.
Congratulations to the nine startups enrolled in the Agrytech Accelerator Program, selected to move forward into the third and final phase of the program.
Sofra offers bio-based and biodegradable disposable tableware products based on food processing wastes. Sofra use 100% natural ingredients and their production process has low energy consumption.
Following the very successful ‘Helping SMEs Build Resilience’ training sessions delivered by Q Pulse, we’ve reached out to Dima Abou Moussa, Trainer and General Manager of Q Pulse Consulting to share with us her top 10 tips to SMEs in the realm of export readiness and preparing for export markets.
The Dairy Tech Open day hosted entrepreneurs and startups who showcased their innovative solutions in the dairy industry to the public and presented a great knowledge and networking opportunity for innovators, independent farmers and farming industries, university students, alumni, researchers, SMEs and NGOs. They also were part of a pitching session where they presented their innovations.
Operating since 2019, Lebanon Waste Management (LWM) is a sorting facility that treats dry solid waste. LWM uses unrecyclable waste to make RE-tiles: recyclable, re-purposed, durable, eco-friendly, and customizable bricks and tiles.
The second batch of the Cleanergy program has started with 18 startups, selected out of received applications, each innovating in cleantech in Lebanon, including renewable energy, solid waste management, water and wastewater management, agriculture, and transportation.
Grants help support education for 611,000 and improve the livelihoods of 760,000 farmers through sustainable initiatives
Five promising startups enrolled in the fourth batch of the Agrytech Accelerator Program were selected to participate in an intensive nine-day immersion program to the Netherlands in collaboration with Wageningen University and StartLife as part of the acceleration phase.
Under THE NEXT SOCIETY project, Berytech organized the fourth advocacy panel meeting to showcase the project’s achievements over five years and highlight the impact of the activities held under it to empower the Lebanese Technology Transfer Ecosystem on a national scale.
The Research to Innovation Lab is intended to empower technology transfer officers in universities in managing commercialization processes for applied research, opening up opportunities for business and industrial collaboration and local and international exposure.
Two clusters were selected from each of Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia to benefit from a technical assistance voucher with a value of 5000 euros used to assist clusters in developing their growth strategy and expanding business opportunities.
NanoEbers is an Egyptian startup that has developed highly effective hemostatic sponges that have superior mechanical properties and can absorb up to 60 times their weight of blood and can stop bleeding instantly. Their performance exceeds that of imported hemostatic sponge while NanoEbers is producing the sponges at a low production cost due to lower local manufacturing and a patent-pending manufacturing process.
Berytech is the ecosystem for entrepreneurs, providing a dynamic environment for the creation and development of startups and SMEs, fostering innovation, technology and entrepreneurship in Lebanon.
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