Tenders Are Invited For Business Revitalization Program - Brp

Tenders are invited for Business Revitalization Program - Brp - Business Revitalization and Revitalization Program Service Location: West Bank The World Bank-funded "Financing for Job Creation" project of the Ministry of Finance and Planning and implemented by DAI announces the opening of applications for the Business Revitalization and Revitalization Program (BRP) in the West Bank, which aims to support the recovery and recovery of Palestinian businesses in the wake of economic hardship, and which will be implemented through the Investment Fund for Co-financing (ICF). The Business Revitalization and Revitalization Program (BRP) targets private sector companies in the West Bank affected by the economic crisis, operating in productive sectors, including agriculture, agribusiness and food processing, light manufacturing, green technology, and recycling, as well as companies that produce inputs to related industries or products that are substituted for imports. The program will support viable companies seeking to expand or increase the size of their operations. Diversify its products or services, develop its business models, enhance its competitiveness, and reach new markets. Eligible companies are required to demonstrate clear growth potential, by submitting an actionable recovery/growth plan of between US$50,000 and US$500,000, with the potential to create and maintain at least five jobs, enhance business continuity, restore or expand productive capacity, and achieve sustainable growth. The Business Revitalization and Recovery Program (BRP) provides a grant covering up to 50% of the eligible costs of the Recovery/Growth Plan, with a maximum grant contribution of USD 100,000 per company. Support may include one or more of the following areas of support, depending on the specific needs of the company, its degree of readiness, and its ability to implement the proposed Recovery/Growth Plan: Production Assets: Support up to 30%of the eligible costs for the purchase or development of machinery, equipment and production lines required to implement the recovery/growth plan, thereby increasing and improving production capacity, product diversification, and enhancing the companys ability to adapt to market changes. Operational costs: Support up to 50% of eligible core operating costs, including a portion of essential employee salaries, utility bills, rent, and other related operating expenses. Technical Assistance Services: Support up to 70% of eligible costs for technical assistance services, including certification, product development and packaging, market research, specialist consulting, and market development, provided that these services are directly related to the recovery/growth plan and are necessary to enhance competitiveness, flexibility, and improve market access. Application Mechanism Interested companies can submit their applications online through the website of the Financing for Job Creation (F4J) project using the following link: Business Revitalization and Revitalization Program (BRP) Application, no later than November 15, 2026. A virtual meeting will be held on the Microsoft Teams platform to introduce the Business Revitalization and Revitalization Program (BRP), on Sunday, 27/09/2026, at 11:00 am by joining the session through the following link: Your link to the introductory session. The selection process will be competitive due to the limited budget available, and the provision of support is subject to the availability of funding and the fulfillment of all program requirements and criteria. Applications will be reviewed and processed on an ongoing basis and on a first-come, first-served basis, provided that the approved eligibility and selection criteria are met, and the necessary funding is available. The Finance for Jobs (F4J) Project, a Ministry of Finance and Planning project funded by the World Bank and implemented by DAI, aims to support the recovery and revitalization of Palestinian enterprises following unprecedented economic distress. As part of this effort, F4J is pleased to announce the launch of the , implemented through the Investment Co-Financing Facility (ICF) Grant Fund. The targets private-sector firms in that have been affected by the economic crisis and operate in productive sectors, including Agriculture, Agribusiness and Food Processing, Light Manufacturing, Green Technology, and Recycling, as well as firms producing inputs for related industries or import-substitution products. The program supports viable firms seeking to expand or scale up operations, diversify products or services, pivot their business models, improve competitiveness, and access new markets. Eligible firms must demonstrate credible growth potential through a viable valued between , with the potential to , strengthen business continuity, restore or expand productive capacity, and achieve sustainable growth. The provides a grant covering up to Revitalization/Growth Plan costs, with a maximum grant contribution of per firm. Support may cover one or more of the following areas, tailored to the firms level of readiness and specific needs to implement its Revitalization/Growth Plan: Up to 30% financing for the purchase or upgrade of machinery, equipment, and production lines to implement the revitalization and growth plan, leading to increased production capacity, product diversification, improved productivity, and greater adaptability to changing market conditions. Up to 50% financing for the essential operating costs, including salaries, utilities, rent, and other operational costs. Up to 70% financing for the technical assistance services, including certification, product development and packaging, market research, specialized consultancy, and market development, where directly linked to the revitalization/growth plan and necessary to strengthen competitiveness, resilience, and market access. Companies are invited to submit their applications online through the F4J website using the following link: BRP Application Link, no later than Nov 15, 2026. Public Informative Virtual Session will be held on Sunday, 27/09/2026 at 11:00 am via Teams. Please join through the following link: Public Informative Session Link. The limited available budget and all support will be subject to funding availability and fulfillment of program requirements. Applications will be reviewed and processed on a rolling, first-come, first-served basis, subject to meeting the eligibility and selection criteria. [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://www.jobs.ps/en/tenders/f4j-16141.html