For a sustainable, just and peaceful future
Greenpeace Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is an environmental organization, established in 2018 to address the unique and complex environmental and climate challenges facing this region we call our home. As a politically and financially independent non-profit organisation, we are dedicated to empowering local communities and collaborating with allies to develop innovative and practical solutions that help people to live in harmony with the environment.
We are part of the global Greenpeace network that includes 25 independent organisations across 55 countries. We do not accept funding from governments, corporations, or political parties; instead, we rely solely on the generosity of individuals and independent foundations to support our mission. We welcome all who share our values and vision to join us in building a greener future for the ultimate benefit of our people and the planet.
Our vision
Together we will conserve the diversity and richness of our region’s natural treasures and communities so that our children thrive with dignity in a peaceful, sustainable, and just future.
At Greenpeace MENA, we work creatively and collaboratively to reduce the environmental, economic, and social impacts of climate disasters and push local and innovative solutions empowering our communities to flourish and live in harmony with their environment, and we extend our hand to all interested parties to cooperate in achieving this.
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Counting the Cost of Plastic Pollution in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia
The report, Counting the Cost of Plastic Pollution in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia, by Greenpeace Middle East and North Africa, calculates the economic cost of plastic pollution across the three countries. Every year, plastic pollution takes money out of these 3 economies, and almost none of it shows up in a budget line. This report…
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SAWT: Your Donation Keeps People-Powered Solutions Growing Across MENA.
A vibrant street-art scene featuring an artist spray-painting a large graffiti mural on a white wall. The mural combines bold green, yellow, black, and pink elements with Arabic calligraphy and creative graphic designs. A Greenpeace Arabic logo and QR code appear on the right side of the mural, connecting the artwork with environmental and community…
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From Our Forests to Our Biodiversity: Protecting What We Love
From Our Forests to Our Biodiversity: Protecting What We Love Wildfires are threatening our natural ecosystems and biodiversity. Together, we can address the climate crisis at its roots. Raging wildfires are tearing through Tunisia’s northwestern regions, destroying homes, forests, and entire livelihoods. Families have been forced to flee with nothing. Give Today. Build a Resilient…
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Stand With Lebanon’s Displaced Families
As the devastating war on Lebanon unfolds, tens of thousands of people have been displaced, with countless families and individuals facing dire circumstances. Now, more than ever, they need your help.
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What Under the Sun Taught Me About Climate Justice: A Volunteer’s Reflection
I hope Under the Sun reminds readers that climate change is more than an environmental issue, it is a story of justice and people.
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Engagement Director
Greenpeace MENA is looking for an Engagement Director who will be responsible for managing the implementation and refinement of GP MENA’s Engagement Strategy. In addition to organizing, coordinating, and reviewing engagement programs; developing strategies; managing the department’s budget for expenditure and income; integrating and cooperating with other internal departments…
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Black Dust Report in Kenitra, Morocco: What’s in the Air We Breathe?
Discover what the black dust settling across Kenitra reveals about air pollution in Morocco and explore the report’s scientific findings.