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Individual Competition under the Dynamic Purchasing System established for the procurement of SME Training and Coaching Services (8134067): Implementation and anchoring the SME Loop Approach in Nepal (service category 1). | Individual Competition under the Dynamic Purchasing System established for the procurement of SME Training and Coaching Services (8134067): Introduction and implementation of the SME Loop project DER Tunisia. (service category 3). awarded

Auftraggeber
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
Veroeffentlicht
03.02.2026
Frist
-
Art
can-standard
Geschaetzter Wert
-
Land
DE
Gewinner
GFA Consulting Group GmbH | Dorsch Impact GmbH
Auftragswert
971.860,00 EUR
Vergabedatum
12.12.2025
Region (NUTS)
DE71A (Hessen)
CPV-Codes
Coaching
Quelle
ted_europa | Auf TED ansehen
Notice ID
77411-2026

Beschreibung

The GRAPE II project plans to use the SME Loop as guiding methodological approach to a) build a pool of highly qualified SME trainers and coaches in Nepal, b) support 300 women- and youth-led Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) and agricultural cooperatives through the implementation of the gender-transformative SME Loop approach, and c) strengthen the institutional capacities of local partners to deliver high-quality business development services in the long-term. By embedding the SME Loop approach with a focus on gender transformation and climate resilience within Nepali institutions, GRAPE II seeks to provide them with the tools needed to support SMEs to develop and grow their businesses, and to create an enabling environment in which they can thrive. | The requested service falls within the scope of action (i) "strengthening the entrepreneurial, technical, and environmental skills of economic actors in rural areas," which aims to provide a service tailored to the needs of businesses. This activity is aimed at businesses linked to the tourism and/or agriculture sector that are particularly important for preserving and creating jobs in general, and at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and very small enterprises (VSEs) that are currently operating and have set themselves the goal of increasing employment and their income in particular. (81319909)