SDG 2-UN SDG’s and the Growing Impact of the Alternative Protein
Zero Hunger The field of “Alternative Protein” or “Protein Substitutes” is a new and emerging field with significant growth in innovations and investments. A newly
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SDG 2-Fair Planet – Seeding the Way Forward
Zero Hunger In the UN goal of ‘Zero Hunger,’ the aim truly is zero. In Ethiopia, Despite a 26.1% decrease in the Global Hunger Index
SDG 13 -Earth Day in Israel
Climate Action World Earth Day 2021 finds Israel, like many other countries, tackling a number of urgent challenges simultaneously. Nevertheless, such pressing needs have not
SDG 2- Viridix – Precision Irrigation from the Ground Up
Zero Hunger Tal Maor, Founder and CEO of Viridix, is taken with tech, specifically AgTech. After more than twenty years in agricultural technology, Maor finally
SDG 13 -Upgrading Environmental Protection
Climate Action When it comes to effective sustainability, collaboration between Israel’s public, private and civil society sectors is fundamental to long-term success. This axiom is
SDG 2- Redistributing Leftover Food For Those In Need – SpareEat App
Zero Hunger In recognising food waste presents a fundamental problem to the food systems which we rely on, SpareEat is an Israeli-based company on a
SDG 13 – Where Technology Impacts Humanity
Climate Action Lacking grit, brawn or physical prowess, Artificial Intelligence has become an unlikely new superhero, coming to the rescue in natural disasters to assist
SDG 13 -Environmental Issues Make a Comeback
Climate Action The jury is still out on whether or not coronavirus restrictions helped or harmed Israel’s environmental protection efforts. On the one hand, data
SDG 13 -Monitoring Climate Change for a better Future – GVS
Climate Action The area of climate change-related planning and management has become increasingly important, making in onto the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Indeed, it
SDG 2-Cooking Another Start-up in The Kitchen
Zero Hunger FoodTech is rapidly becoming a standout technology in Israel, and for good reason. With rising food prices alongside an epidemic of poor nutrition,