The MDFC cluster is active in the textile and leather industries in Morocco gathering startups and SMEs. It was created to encourage the emergence of an innovation ecosystem in the industry and create links between industry and startups and promote R&D in the sector.
The MENARA cluster is a Moroccan professional association founded in 2012 with the ambition to consolidate and improve the competitiveness of the Moroccan cosmetics and agri-food industry in the national and international markets.
Qoot is the first Lebanese agri-food consortium that brings together Lebanese enterprises, rising SMEs, multinational companies, knowledge providers, support institutions, and investment entities to collaboratively catalyze and innovate the agri-food sector in Lebanon.
The CE3M cluster was created in 2010 with a mission to develop innovative products made in Morocco, for the energy, mobility, medical and aeronautics sectors.
The general objectives of the Valbiom Morocco Cluster are to research and develop innovative, collaborative projects in the field of waste and biomass recovery in Morocco.
BASATINE (Bolstering Agriculture Systems’ Ability to Invest, Nourish, and Employ) is a 4-year programme aiming to sustain the capacity of Lebanese agriculture to produce food for the local market, create and maintain jobs, generate social cohesion between host communities and refugees, as well as promote gender impartiality.
Berytech has announced that applications for the special edition of its Agrytech Accelerator Program are now open for technological solutions in the agriculture and food sector.
The Green Innovation Intellectual Property Rights Guidebook that was developed by Dr. Farah Al Zein and her team focuses on the environment and circular economy-related innovations.
In order to better protect eco-innovation within the clothing and textiles sector in Lebanon, Berytech launched a consultancy mission to develop a report on the state of play and the current Lebanese landscape regarding Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of eco-innovation in textile enterprises.
So far, the 39 innovators have helped more than 55,0000 smallholder farmers and other end-users produce more than 250,000 tons of food while saving more than 43 million kWh of energy. Of the end-users supported by WE4F, more than 17,000 end-users had increased incomes in the MENA region.
In a report published by Startup Genome, a world-leading policy advisory and research organization for public and private organizations, Berytech and it’s Agrytech Program were named in the top Agtech players in the MENA region.
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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