This Tunisian company transforms an artisanal activity in an industry; natural dyes that are made with sustainable colors and that don’t damage the skin. For the production, they use “waste” from nature, such as waste of food. They collaborate with different industrials and universities to create these non-polluting dyes and they are doubly sustainable since they also help the depollution.

Dell’Orco and Villani (Capalle, Italy) produce textile machinery that transforms used fibers and cloth into new ones that can be reintroduced in a similar or different way than its raw material. This way they produce new products with less cost and reduce waste. They also sell blending machinery.

Filatura C4, from Ponte Stella Italy, aims to create products of high quality and performance through the investigation and development of materials that have a low ecological impact and the use of recycled and eco-sustainable raw materials.

STAND Up! partner TEXFOR - The Confederación Española de la Indústria Téxtil has opened in Spain a call for mentors to select two external experts.

The Royal Marine Conservation Society of Jordan (JREDS) – CROSSDEV project’s partner for southern Jordan – launched its Ramadan Competition 2021 on social media last April, asking youth, students and the general public one question a day for 30 days about tourism, culture, heritage, and marine life around Aqaba, Jordan. The scope?

After a preliminary analysis on the local microfinance system, LEADERS International - partner of MEDSt@rts project – launched the Funding Observatory, an online platform with all available opportunities for entrepreneurs in Palestine, including microfinance loans, investments and technical services.