Voting Open In UAE Sustainable Impact Challenge 2026
Green Eco Technologies is pleased to announce its participation in the UAE Sustainable Impact Challenge 2026, a national initiative that recognises innovative organisations delivering meaningful environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impact across the UAE.
The challenge showcases pioneering projects that are helping to shape a more sustainable future by addressing some of the region's most pressing environmental and social challenges. An online voting system is an important part of this competition, helping to identify the initiatives that have demonstrated significant impact and innovation.
Green Eco Technologies has been recognised for our WasteMaster technology, providing an innovative on-site solution that diverts food and organic waste from landfill. By processing waste where it is generated, WasteMaster helps organisations reduce greenhouse gas emissions while transforming organic waste into valuable reusable resources that support the circular economy.
Iris Medalle, GET Sales and Operations Director for GCC, commented, ‘We are tackling one of the UAE’s biggest challenges, food waste, right at the source, supporting the nation’s goal to reduce food loss and waste, and build a circular future. Every vote helps us scale real, impactful solutions that cut waste, reduce emissions, and create value from what was once discarded.’
The Sustainable Impact Challenge began with an initial project submissions process, followed by a public voting which will close at the end of June. The 100 projects with the most votes move on to the next stage, where they are independently assessed by Majra and sustainability experts based on their impact, implementation and contribution to the UAE's sustainability goals. The top 20 projects are then recognised at the annual awards ceremony during Majra’s Impact Summit, in November 2026.
To learn more about Green Eco Technologies' entry and the overall UAE Sustainable Impact Challenge 2026, visit the official UAE Sustainable Impact Challenge website.