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The fresh rural eggs of ‘Beit El Falah’ exempted Afaf Sawafta’s family from working in the settlements.

Kefaya Freihat outdid herself establishing a home factory to produce soap from scratch.

Grandma's Handicraft’: how Ni’meh Sawafta managed to combine heritage with fashion.

Sahab Nayef started a "Pepper Farming" project after joining TURBO.

An ambitious project introduces Maleka to the world of entrepreneurship.

Hilana from Tulkarem established a toy factory “Duma” to produce Palestinian toys – Yasser and Zeina, that can compete with the imported well-known brands.

Sana’s “Salt and sugar sprinkles” project enabled her to provide for her family and create employment opportunities in her village of Bardala.

At the age of 24, Bayan Ikteit, the owner of “Amal Ecological Farm”, may be one of the youngest members of the Business Women Forum (BWF) and OBADER project. Bayan, who started her journey as a young activist in her village of Raboud to the south of Hebron, was always keen to follow her dream. “Farming is my happiness,” she says.

With the help of the TURBO project, sheep farming helped Wafa’ overcome depression and start a new journey after a long maternity leave.

Coping with Covid-19, Bayan Farraj generated income for her family with “Allure by Bayan” - natural beauty products produced in the West Bank.

Israa Ashami continued her mother’s legacy in clothes design and joined OBADER program to gain digital marketing skills.

Jihan, an aspiring artist, opens an Art and Educational center in the marginalized village of Jamaeen near Nablus.