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Dake Rechsand lauds the shift in global agenda, towards sustainable growth. Chandra Dake is the CEO and Founder of Dake Reschand Image Credit: Supplied Dubai: The World Economic Forums Davos event - the annual meeting of global political leaders and business elite, which shapes policies and partnerships for a more inclusive, cohesive and sustainable future - was held virtually this year, due to the continuing global pandemic. In a departure from previous editions...

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advantage of falling property prices caused by the Covid-19 pandemic to buy their first homes in the emirate. The National spoke to first-time buyers who benefited from the unexpected opportunity to put down roots in Dubai. Property prices were 8 per cent lower year-on-year in Dubai and 4 per cent lower in Abu Dhabi during the fourth quarter of 2020, in part because of the wide-ranging economic effects of coronavirus. It turned out that having a mortgage and renting a property would end up c...

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Dubai based Dake Rechsand is inviting entrepreneurs to invest in organic farming Chandra Dake is the CEO and Founder of Dake Reschand Image Credit: Supplied Dubai: Dake Rechsand, a Dubai-based company offering sustainable solutions for decentralized rainwater harvesting and desert farming, is advocating the adoption of breathable sand technology, to empower agri-entrepreneurship in the MENA region. The global organic food market surpassed a valuation of $100 bil...

  Dake Rechsand, a Dubai-based company offering sustainable solutions for decentralised rainwater harvesting and desert farming, is advocating the adoption of breathable sand technology, to empower agri-entrepreneurship in the MENA region.   This meteoric growth can be attributed to the influx of entrepreneurs into the market, particularly in Europe and Oceania. But climatic, soil fertility and water access limitations have inhibited a similar growth in the MENA region, so far.   "Acute wat...