Digital Tourism Upgrade Grant
For tourism microbusinesses in Jordan and Tunisia digitising booking, marketing or the guest experience.
Funding opportunities
For agri-food processors and cooperatives in Palestine ready to scale production and reach new buyers.
The window
Palestinian agri-food producers rarely fail on quality. They fail on volume, on certification, and on the distance between a good product and a buyer willing to sign for it every year. This window funds all three at once.
Grants of €10,000 to €50,000 cover processing equipment, cold chain, food-safety certification, packaging and labelling, and the export documentation that turns a shipment into a contract. Cooperatives are explicitly eligible and are assessed on the number of member households the investment reaches.
Before you start
Both sides of the line, on one screen. If you fall outside it, another window will fit better — and we would rather you found that out here.
What happens when
From the day it opens to the day the money moves.
Asked before
The questions applicants actually sent us, answered in the same words we sent back.
Yes, provided the cooperative is registered and has at least 15 active members. We assess how many member households the investment reaches.
Yes — food-safety, organic and export certification are all eligible, including the consultancy needed to pass the audit.
Yes. Import duties and clearance costs are eligible where they are unavoidable and evidenced.
In tranches against agreed milestones — typically 40% at contracting, 40% on delivery and installation, 20% on completion.
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