Many executives and business owners still make the assumption that “going green” and moving towards a more sustainable and responsible business model is about doing good and behaving altruistically with no financial benefits. That is no longer true, even in Dubai.

Watch the video showing what happens to Bokashi compost 3 weeks after it’s buried. The results, three weeks later, are more nutrients for those outdoor gardens in Dubai and actually, anywhere.

On 6 June Aliance Middle East will launch the start of the Sustainable Leaders Forum in Ajman, UAE. Learn why SMEs should attend the event hosted by the Green Sheikh.

Since 2008 Arabia CSR Network has recognized the achievements of companies within and beyond the United Arab Emirates.

The Dubai Green Economy Partnership seeks to groom new economic opportunities by encouraging green technologies and entrepreneurship.

Bokashi, a composting system where food scraps technically ferment, is a great way for apartment dwellers or residents who live in extreme climates to create compost.

Owners and employees working within Dubai’s SMEs are becoming more and more interested in sustainability and social responsibility. Collaboration can be a step forward.

It is no longer technically the one and only (there is also the One & Only The Palm), but the One & Only Royal Mirage in Dubai was a highlight during my trip to the United Arab Emirates and the Middle East.