Started in Doha by students who kept hearing the same question: where can I actually help?
In Qatar, a lot of environmental work happens through someone forwarding a poster, a WhatsApp message, or an Instagram story. If you miss it, you miss it.
We saw this firsthand. As students ourselves, we watched friends give up on projects because they couldn't verify their work, and others miss opportunities they would've loved — simply because no one told them.
EcoAwareness is our attempt to make that simpler: one place to find groups, events, and a record of the work you showed up for.
The one who believed first. Mohamed isn't the deepest specialist in any single lane — he's the person who sees how all of them fit together. He brought the team, holds the vision, and keeps the relentless belief that Qatari students deserve better than scattered WhatsApp groups and lost volunteer hours.
Turns the platform into stories students actually want to share. Runs EcoAwareness's content, social, and the trend-watching that keeps us speaking the language of Qatar's youth instead of talking at them.
Ships the product. Every feature, every line of code, every late-night deploy that keeps EcoAwareness running is Ahmed's doing. If it works on your phone, it's because he stayed up making sure it does.
The one who walks in with the wild idea that turns out to be exactly right. Drives product direction and creative thinking — when a feature feels smart instead of obvious, there's a good chance Mishal said it first.
Every hour logged is backed by an organizer. No more paper slips, no more lost records.
Arabic-first when you need it. English-first when you don't. Tuned for local schools, NGOs, and events.
We're young. We're learning. We're building this together with the community we're part of.
We're looking for students, schools, NGOs, and companies who want to make environmental work easier to join. Say hi.
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