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GreenTech provides its clients with a team of experts equipped with diverse skills to meet various challenges across industries

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  • Studies.

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Project Implementation

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  • Curriculum development.

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GreenTech has also worked on projects that focus on helping young women and men entrepreneurs start their cleantech businesses by training them on technical and business skill development. In the field of efficiency improvement, GreenTech has conducted over 1,000 energy and water audits for commercial and industrial establishments across MEA. With over a decade of industry experience, GreenTech leverages its local knowledge and technical expertise to provide superior solutions and consultation services.

Established in 2008, GreenTech is a leading water-energy-food-environment nexus project developer and service provider. At Greentech, we are focused on identifying synergies between renewable energy solutions, efficient water use, smart agriculture, and the importance of mitigation and adaptation to the survival of our species.

The GreenTech team has developed and implemented tens of successful projects and consulting engagements across the Middle East Africa (MEA) region. Some of these projects include the development of the first utility-scale solar photovoltaic projects in Bahrain, Jordan, and Egypt, developing several waste-to-energy projects in Kenya, Uganda, and Palestine, and designing projects that leverage then nexus approach for value maximization to local communities and the economy at large.

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Sample of Our Projects

Rising to the challenge.

Capacity Building

Youth Power

Project Consultation

The Smart DESERT Company

Project Development

WEFE Nexus Hub

Capacity Building

TAMKEENEK

Capacity Building

Jordan Valley Links

Project Development

Wind and Solar Plants

Project Development

Public Action Project

Project Development

Waste to Energy

Project Implementation

Al Furjan

Project Implementation

Solar PV for Public Schools

Project Consultation

Access to Finance

Project Consultation

Smart DESERT

Project Consultation

The Smart DESERT Company

Project Consultation

Access to Finance

Project Consultation

Smart DESERT

Project Development

WEFE Nexus Hub

Project Development

Wind and Solar Plants

Project Development

Public Action Project

Project Development

Waste to Energy

Project Implementation

Al Furjan

Project Implementation

Solar PV for Public Schools

Capacity Building

Youth Power

Capacity Building

TAMKEENEK

Capacity Building

Jordan Valley Links

Latest news

The Smart DESERT Company Launch

Under the patronage of HRH Princess Basma Bint Ali, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) inaugurated the Smart DESERT Company today at the National Agricultural Research Center (NARC).

The event was attended by his Excellency the French Ambassador, Alexis Le Cour Grandmaison, representatives from Agence Française de Développement (AFD) in addition to representatives from the international and Arab organizations, civil society, farmers, the private sector and representatives from the local community.

The Smart DESERT Company is a non-profit company established with funds from AFD to economically empower farmers and home-based business owners by marketing their crops and products, linking them with local and global markets, and providing them with technical advice.               

During the event, the Company signed partnership agreements with the Hashemite Fund for the Development of Jordan Badia, Al Sarhan Municipality, Dar Abu Abdullah, The Jordanian Palestinian Company for Marketing Agricultural Products, Mafraq Development Corporation and the National Agricultural Research Center to connect farmers and home-based business owners with local and global markets by purchasing, packaging, marketing, storing, and delivering their products to customers, which will improve their year-round sustainable income generation.

Eng. Ali Hayajneh, Project Manager from IUCN said: “One of the most important challenges facing the agricultural sector in Jordan is marketing the crops and products of small farmers and price fluctuations. The Smart DESERT project company will sign off-take agreements with farmers and project beneficiaries with medium and large market buyers in addition to guiding them on best practices to remotely controlling farm conditions. 

Eng. Thabet Haswa, Director of Smart DESERT Company, said: “The agricultural production plan starts from studying the local and regional markets to support the farmers in proper planning which will lead to year-round income generation. The Company will increase agricultural diversity through untraditional crops and meeting consumer trends. Today, we signed several agreements that will initiate agricultural projects aimed at serving the local community, realizing the vision of His Majesty vision and the goals of the Smart DESERT Project.

Smart DESERT Project is a pilot-project financed under the Minka Peace and Resilience Fund, dedicated to reducing vulnerabilities and long-term effects of the Syrian refugee crisis in host countries. France, through the AFD, allocated a 10M€ grant to the Smart DESERT Project.

The Smart DESERT project aims at creating a paradigm shift in the agricultural sector in Jordan by improving the regularity of the Jordanian and Syrian beneficiaries’ income throughout the year in the North-East Badia Highlands through the diversification of production, the adoption of better farming practices and support for employment.

The project also aims to support the improvement of working conditions for agricultural workers and will focus on smart farming, efficient irrigation, proper crop selection, use of non-conventional water resources, and meeting market requirements.

The project is implemented by IUCN in partnership with Blumont, Horizons for Green Development, Greentech, and Inter-Islamic Network on Water Resources Development and Management (INWRDAM).

It is worth mentioning that the Smart DESERT Project will reach young entrepreneurs and trainees through direct and indirect capacity-building programs, and support 500 agricultural home based businesses and 200 farms in the North-Eastern Badia Highlands.

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