Tenders Are Invited For Project To Support Small And Medium Enterprises In The Gaza Strip With Energy Systems

Tenders are invited for Project to Support Small and Medium Enterprises in the Gaza Strip with Energy Systems Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises in the Gaza Strip with Energy Systems Service Location: Gaza Strip Announcement of the opening of applications for a project to support small and medium enterprises in the Gaza Strip with energy systems Funded by the Government of Norway, and in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP/PAPP), the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre of the Development Action Centre (Maan) announces the opening of applications for the project "Restarting Small and Medium Enterprises in the Gaza Strip through Access to Energy Systems" The project aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that engage in productive, service or commercial activities in the Gaza Strip, especially those whose continuation or restoration of their activity depends on the availability of electricity, by providing them with appropriate energy systems that contribute to the continuity of their business, raise their production capacity, and enhance their ability to provide services. Who can apply? The project targets entrepreneurial SMEs in the Gaza Strip that: It provides products or services that are needed by the community or that there is a clear demand in the local market. It has demonstrated a demonstrated ability to adapt its modus operandi to emergency conditions in Gaza. It mainly relies on electricity in production or service delivery. They are fully or partially active, or temporarily suspended and able to resume their activity within a short period. It possesses the experience, workers, and equipment necessary to operate the activity. It has a convenient and safe location for the installation of the power system. It can contribute to the creation of new job opportunities. What do we mean by projects that have adapted to emergency conditions? Projects that have been modified to be able to continue despite electricity shortages, difficulty in obtaining materials and inputs, disruption of supply chains, or damage to infrastructure. This may include projects that: It relies on local alternatives to materials or inputs that are difficult to provide in the current conditions. Allows more than one project or beneficiary to use shared resources or services, such as electricity, equipment, cooling and storage, the internet, workplaces, or transportation. It provides its services through alternative arrangements that are suitable for emergency conditions, such as mobile services, temporary service points, or facilities shared by more than one facility. It contributes to the re-provision of products or services that are no longer available or limited in the local market. It utilizes waste or aggregate in the production of usable goods or products. Production, supply, storage or distribution methods have been developed to enable them to continue to meet the needs of customers. The following categories can apply to benefit from the project: Individual projects. Family Projects. Home production projects. Cooperatives and projects based on teamwork. Projects that provide shared services or resources to more than one beneficiary or project. What is included in the support? Support includes: Conduct a technical assessment of the facilitys electricity needs. Provide and install an appropriate power system, such as a solar power system, generator, or hybrid system. Testing the system and making sure the operation sound. Provide basic guidance on safe use and maintenance. Technical follow-up and follow-up of the facilitys performance after installation. Important conditions The projects energy system needs must be within the financial limit available for support, with a maximum of USD 11,000. The type and size of the system is determined according to the actual need and the results of the technical evaluation. The facility must be in actual need of electricity for production or service purposes. Support should be geared towards running the business, not for home use. The facility must not have acquired a similar power system from the other side. The facility must approve field visits, evaluation, and follow-up. The entity must commit to using and maintaining the system for the approved purpose. Selection is subject to technical and commercial evaluation, and the submission of the application does not guarantee support.The most ready facilities will be selected and capable of achieving a clear economic and service impact. How to Apply Applications can be filled through: ee-eu.kobotoolbox.org Deadline: [20 July 2026] For inquiries, please contact us via email: [[email protected]] We will hold Online Orientation Sessions to answer queries and clarify the details of the project and the mechanism for participation and submission. Date 14/07/2026 [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. 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