In this article, we will try to simplify the definition of a Living Lab in the context of the work Berytech does, its benefits and principles, and present Living Labs from around the world.
Two recent Berytech Meetups sessions covered the importance of social ventures in the Lebanese context, the need to use science and technology for social and environmental good, and the different opportunities presented to social entrepreneurs by the ecosystem in general and Berytech in particular.
As a member of the Global Compact Network Lebanon, Berytech enacts the 10 principles of the UNGC and all the programs fall under Berytech’s mission to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals. Read about our different commitments.
Berytech organized several webinars part of its Meetups powered by GIST events, read the main takeaways from the different discussions during the Food Security in MENA Series.
Berytech has partnered with stakeholders in the Lebanese agri-food sector to discuss the challenges they are facing that require innovative solutions.
In this article we cover how The BESTMEDGRAPE project gives the opportunity to potential entrepreneurs to create their own businesses, and we shed light on what these businesses are and how the market will respond.
Financial institutions play a critical role in supporting the transition to Green Economy, and therefore one of the main objectives in the GIMED project is to focus on financiers and green investors in the Mediterranean countries.
The BESTMEDGRAPE project aims at creating new business opportunities by transferring to potential entrepreneurs the scientific know-how on the sustainable use of grape pomace to manufacture cosmeceutical and nutraceutical products. In a series of articles, we will walk you through the BESTMEDGRAPE project, from science to innovation, ecology, business, and more. In this article, we will shed light on the scientific process.
Lebanon has adopted an ambitious target to cover 30% of its energy consumption from renewables by 2030. This study examines the policy, regulatory, financial and capacity-related challenges to overcome in pursuing such plans.
The Berytech team – under the GIMED Project, has identified the green financiers available in Lebanon who fund green startups.
