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Quotation are invited for Venue, Catering, and Accommodation Services The Association works to alleviate the educational and social challenges facing refugee children while strengthening the role of women and enhancing their participation in community life. It also promotes the advancement of women and children through economic empowerment initiatives, supports Palestinian refugee women in accessing decision-making positions, and fosters a culture of respect for womens rights within Palestinian refugee camps. Project Information: From Displacement to Empowerment Based on the strategic vision of the implementing team and its belief in the importance of strengthening womens roles in peacebuilding and increasing their participation in decision-making processes, particularly within the Department of Refugee Affairs, and recognizing the importance of integrating gender issues into the work of popular committees, the Association is implementing a project aimed at empowering women and young women while enhancing their economic, social, and political roles in peacebuilding contexts. The project seeks to: Promote social and economic recovery. Increase womens participation in local governance and decision-making. Strengthen womens influence and leadership capacities. Enhance economic resilience among women affected by crises, including refugees, displaced women, and returnees. Improve access to emergency livelihood services. The project will also deliver market-oriented vocational training for approximately 120130 displaced young women aged 1835 in: Jenin Refugee Camp Tulkarm Refugee Camp Askar Old Camp (Nablus) Nur Shams Refugee Camp H2 Area in Hebron The training aims to improve participants skills and facilitate their integration into the labor market. Additionally, the project promotes cooperation among national, local, and governmental institutions while strengthening the role of popular committees and gender units in empowering women and increasing their participation in community and development issues, contributing to a more just, inclusive, and sustainable society. The project commenced in January 2026 and is expected to continue until January 2028, with support from the Womens Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF). [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://www.jobs.ps/en/tenders