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26Jul,21
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Sky News Aarbia

Many young people and business leaders in Egypt are beginning to set up dairy - friendly projects that rely on recycling of waste to produce and export biofuels to many European countries, as Egypt seeks to rely more on sustainable energy sources.
31Dec,19
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Erada masria Program

The success story of Baramoda is inspiring the projects which is still at its beginning, Tv interview with Moussa khalil (Qena’s branch manager), Dina Abd Elaziz (Marketing specialist) and shaimaa mohamed ( Product and quality specialist)
11Oct,19
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From trash to wealth

In Egypt, a total of 80 million tons of garbage is collected each year, with most of them ending up in piles on the streets. But now, one agricultural tech startup in the North African economy is hoping to fix this. Here's CGTN's Adel EL Mahrouky with the story of Baramoda, an Egyptian start-up that's turning agricultural waste into organic fertilizer.
13Sep,18
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Mehwar

Masr Ahla with young innovators displays organic fertilizer free of pathogens
21Mar,18
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CBC: The Fifth Episode of Hona ALshabab Competition

Hona Alshabab program with Lamees Al-hadidy,Competition for 3 projects, The Arbitration Commission selects only one of the three projects to win the 100,000 EGP prize offered by CIB bank, along with a special prize from We
15Jan,18
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DMC I Elsafira Aziza

Meeting Mostafa ElNabi, Baramoda’s CEO With Elsafira Aziza Program at DMC
29Dec,17
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On TV : Young people turn sugar plant waste into organic fertilizer

episode entitled Recycling with On tv at Sabah On program, Mostafa Elnabi - Baramoda’s CEO - Explain Baramoda’s Idea

05Jul,25
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C3 graduates its third accelerator programme

Egypt’s Baramoda won the contest for an equity-free cash prize, while the UAE’s The Zola Collective came in second place, and EduPloyment in third, also from the UAE
22Jan,25
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Hassad Agritech Accelerator

Baramoda invented a practical solution which involves converting the agricultural wastes to organic fertilizers that are more environmentally-friendly.
22Jan,25
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Recycling Startup

Baramoda invented practical solution which involves converting the agricultural wastes to organic fertilizers that are more environmentally-friendly.
22Jan,25
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Forbes middle east

Baramoda listed as one of the 10 Sustainable Startups In MENA

22Jan,25
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Trusted by greenish

The presence of Baramoda on the list of the companies trusted by Greenish, Greenish is an Egyptian Foundation that aims to achieve sustainable development through interactive educational activities, environmental assessment services
22Jan,25
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knowledge hub

Baramoda is an agri-tech start-up, focusing on sustainable agricultural innovations and products that help farmers to maximize the efficiency of water and agri-waste management by developing biofertilizers from agri-waste.
22Jan,25
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Financial technology Africa

Egyptian agri-tech startup Baramoda has won the contest for an equity-free cash prize at the conclusion of the third programme run by social impact accelerator C3.
22Jan,25
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global CEO for life awards

Egyptian Tech-based Startup Baramoda Converts Agri-wastes to Biofertilizers, Mostafa el-Nabi founded the tech-based firm Baramoda in 2018 to help local farmers enhance agricultural output and export, El-Nabi,explains that technology must be used to assist lower agricultural expenses
27Jan,22
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Water and Energy for Food: A Grand Challenge for Development

Baramoda is an agtech start-up that contributes to the resilience of agricultural systems in the face of climate change and mitigates GHG emissions from nitrogen-based fertilizers. In the quest to end hunger and reduce poverty, our products increase land fertility,agricultural yield
14Oct,21
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C3 - Companies Creating Change

C3 Alumni Baramoda and Bekia were featured among Forbes' 10 Sustainable Startups in the Middle East.
07Sep,21
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Start-ups win HSBC-powered C3 Social Impact awards

Egypt’s Baramoda, the first agri-tech start-up in the Middle East and Africa to specialize in sustainable agricultural innovations, was awarded the top prize.
12Jul,21
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Food business Africa

Egypt’s Baramoda, UAE’s The Zola Collective and EduPloyment have won the top three positions in the third edition of the C3 Social Impact Accelerator Program, Baramoda an Egyptian agri-tech start-up with operations in the Middle East, emerged as the overall winner of the content.
09Jul,21
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Disrupt africa

Egyptian agri-tech startup Baramoda has won the contest for an equity-free cash prize at the conclusion of the third programme run by social impact accelerator C3.
09Jul,21
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CEO business africa

Baramoda is the first agri-tech start-up in the Middle East and Africa specialized in sustainable agricultural innovations, develops biofertilizers, from agri-waste, This year the program attracted more than one thousand applications with 42 entrepreneurs from eight countries across the MENAT (Middle East, North Africa and Turkey) region, covering 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals.
07Jul,21
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Menafn

Egyptian start-up Baramoda wins top prize at regional competition, The third edition of the C3 Social Impact Accelerator Program powered by HSBC, concluded on Thursday July 1, with the three winners announced by Stephen Moss, Regional CEO of HSBC Middle East, North Africa and Turkey.Egypt's Baramoda came first
07Jul,21
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The third edition of the C3 Social Impact Accelerator program concludes successfully

The third edition of the C3 Social Impact Accelerator Program powered by HSBC,with the three winners announced by Stephen Moss,Regional CEO of HSBC Middle East, North Africa and Turkey,Egypt’s Baramoda came first, with the UAE’s The Zola Collective in second, and EduPloyment in third – also from the UAE.
07Jul,21
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Baramoda, The Zola Collective & EduPloyment win C3 Social Impact Accelerator competition

Egypt’s Baramoda, UAE’s The Zola Collective and EduPloyment have won the top three positions in the third edition of the C3 Social Impact Accelerator Program powered by HSBC. This year the program attracted more than one thousand applications with 42 entrepreneurs
28Jun,21
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Transforming waste management in Egypt

Baramoda is an agri-tech startup with the goal of “building a sustainable future for food security systems by 2050 in Africa.” Its main four concerns are the risk of water shortages, high agricultural waste, harmful chemical fertilizers and the loss of soil productivity
27Jun,21
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Arab Finance

Mostafa Elnaby founded Baramoda, an agri startup that has helped Egyptian farmers increase profitability in a sustainable way. Elnaby has spoken to Arab Finance and told us about the startup’s innovations and the challenges facing the sector
27Jun,21
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Arab Finance

Mostafa Elnaby founded Baramoda, an agri startup that has helped Egyptian farmers increase profitability in a sustainable way. Elnaby has spoken to Arab Finance and told us about the startup’s innovations and the challenges facing the sector
08Sep,20
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Food planet prize

short story about Baramoda from Food planet prize
04Jun,20
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Business Chief

Baramoda’s vision is to lead the way towards a greener environment by providing innovative solutions to efficiently maximise agri-waste management, minimise the cost of production, reduce excessive use of chemical fertilisers and increase crop production with minimal use of water.
31May,20
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Al Maktoum Initiative

The black cloud hovering over Egypt knocks 1% off the nation's GDP while directly contributing to respiratory disease, the fifth most common cause of death in the country. Urban and industrial reasons aside, the winter smog is partially caused by the burning of agricultural waste, such as rice straw, cotton stalks and sugarcane bagasse. For Mostafa Elnaby and his friends, it was a case of one man’s trash being another man’s treasure as this farm waste sparked the idea for organic fertilizers.

01May,20
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Amcham “ Baramoda startup aims for agricultural sustainability “

“Egypt has 10 million acres of in-use arable land, resulting in 39 million tons of agri-waste,” says El Nabi. “Only 10 to 15 percent is recycled; the rest is burned or left on the land.”The company’s success has emboldened Nabi’s resolve to transform trash into something much more valuable to Egypt’s farming communities and beyond, but on a broader scale in contributing toward alleviating pollution and wasteful practices, while promoting sustainable, eco-friendly ones in their place.
09Dec,19
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Shell LiveWIRE ‘Top Ten Innovators’

The increasing global population is putting a strain on agricultural resources. At the same time, agriculture is a water-intensive industry and many countries, including Egypt, have limited freshwater resources. That’s where the Baramoda team comes in.
23Nov,19
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LAFFAZ

Egyptian Agritech startup Baramoda Scoops first place in Shell’s Livewire Competition,The fourth Shell Livewire competition received 98 applications from 19 countries and recognised 21 finalists to compete in a public vote to hit the top 10 list of global innovators

21Nov,19
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Startup Scene “ Egyptian Agri-Tech Startup wins first place in Shell’s livewire competition “

Baramoda, bags first place award at Shell’s LiveWIRE competition. The global competition aimed to highlight businesses that demonstrate excellence in innovation, as well as giving emerging entrepreneurs an opportunity to showcase their innovative solution on a global platform

05Nov,19
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Daily News Egypt

Baramoda, the first agri-tech startup in the Middle East and Africa, announced it has recycled 9,188 tonnes of agricultural waste to produce 5,500 tonnes of organic fertilizers, the company’s CEO Mostafa Elnaby announced.
24Sep,19
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Combating Climate Change has already Begun with Biofertilizers

The company is called Baramoda, and produces organic fertilizers for different types of soils and agricultural products, the aim being to replace chemical fertilizers and decrease excessive usage of water, both agricultural practices that are common in Egypt.
15Sep,19
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Shell Announces Selection of Egyptian Startups for Top 10 World Creators Competition

Shell Egypt announced that two Egyptian start-ups, Baramoda and Tink-Tink, had been selected out of the 9 companies nominated from the Shell start-up program of Egypt to shortlist among the top 21 best candidates around the world in the world's Wire World Top 10 Creators Competition
14Sep,19
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Egypt automotive

Shell Egypt announced that two Egyptian start-ups, Baramoda and Tink, had been selected out of the 9 companies nominated from the Shell start-up program alumni of Egypt to reach the shortlist of the top 21 candidates around the world in LiveWire Competition for the World's Top 10 Innovators
30Aug,19
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Baramoda start-up transforms agricultural waste into organic fertilizer

How to boost plantation production while respecting nature? This is the challenge that the Egyptian start-up Baramoda is successfully meeting in the governorate of Qena, It offers solutions for transforming agricultural waste into organic fertilizers for various types of soil.
25Aug,19
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Scoopempire “ Egyptian Startup Turning Agricultural Waste Into Biofertilizers“

According to Egyptian Streets, Nabi explained that their innovative techniques will decrease agricultural costs and help farmers reduce their environmental impact on the soil.

23Aug,19
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Egyptian Streets

Technology and innovation must be exploited to help decrease costs of agriculture, reduce environmental hazards on soil, and farmers make improvements to their lands, El-Nabi, who was brought up in the southern Egyptian city of Qena, explains to Egyptian Streets.
10Feb,19
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A waste recycling and fertilizer manufacturing company in our own hands

El-Nabi said that the idea for the project came to them after they see the garbage stacks, which resulted from the agricultural land at the center of their residence's cage, noting that this led us to hold intensive crisis sessions, and how to convert the filtered mud into something useful
05Jun,18
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Gesr Business Incubator

Out of business incubator Gesr over its past three cycles, 23 start-up companies have introduced 12 new products to the Egyptian market.The areas covered by these projects varied, including agriculture, food, energy, health, education, water and civil society, Baramoda was one of them.
16Apr,18
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AlDostor “ Egypt's Genius “

The idea started out exactly in the season when farmers burned sugarcane residue for use in brick making, and that meant inhaling more harmful smoke, which led a group of young people to think about a solution to the crisis, and actually started to learn and research until they came up with organic fertilizer from sugarcane, banana and palm waste, which they called "Earth's Secret."
22Mar,18
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Youm 7 “ Baramoda Wins Worthy “

Baramoda project for Agricultural Waste Management gets 280 out of 400 points in Hona ALshabab Program with Lames Al-Hadidy

04Dec,17
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Masrawy

Video Report about Baramoda company and Convert sugarcane residues for organic fertilizer
07Sep,19
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Radio 9090

Meeting with Mustafa Al Nabi, Baramoda’s CEO and Reham Yahya Research and Development manager with radio 9090 Yala Bena program

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