Tunisia : “Business to Finance” meetings for the 10 young entrepreneurs not selected from the MEDSt@rts project | ENI CBC Med

SMEs and business development

Technology transfer and innovation

Social inclusion and fight against poverty

Environment and climate change

Sustainable tourism

CROSSDEV aims to increase the attractiveness of emerging destinations and the exploitation of untapped tourist resources In Italy, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine.

Artisanal fishing

Thanks to the FISH MED NET project, 80 young people from small-scale fishing sector will have diversified employment and business opportunities.

Green entrepreneurship

GIMED aims to support the creation and development of eco-innovative startups in the field of the green and circular economy in the Mediterranean.

Technology transfer

BESTMEDGRAPE aims to turn waste from wine making into valuable and innovative commercial health products, supporting at the same the creation of new businesses.

Resource efficiency

GREENinMED is focused on the design of innovative products and services to ensure the efficient use of water and energy in the hotel industry.

Creative industries

INNOMED-UP addresses the issue of waste production in Mediterranean historic city centers by fostering circular economy in creative industries.

Elderly care

TEC-MED will contribute to reduce the marginalization of elderly people and improve the quality of social services provided to them.

Social and solidarity economy

MedTOWN connects NGOs, citizens and local authorities to co-produce policies that efficiently fight poverty, inequality and social exclusion.

Women’s empowerment

InnovAgroWoMed helps women from rural areas in Italy, Palestine, Spain and Tunisia enter the labor market or create their own business in the agri-food sector.

Water efficiency

MENAWARA aims to increase the re-use of treated non-conventional water as an alternative source in irrigated agriculture.

Waste management

The objective of CEOMED is to reduce waste generation and promote source-separated collection in Mediterranean local open markets.

Marine litter

COMMON will increase the capacities of local authorities and coastal communities to monitor and address the issue of marine litter.

Tunisia : “Business to Finance” meetings for the 10 young entrepreneurs not selected from the MEDSt@rts project

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La Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Sfax (CCIS), a organisé une journée de financement pour les 10 jeunes entrepreneurs tunisiens non retenus au projet MEDSt@rts et ce le jeudi 25 mars 2021 à la CCIS.

Cette journée est une opportunité pour les jeunes entrepreneurs de trouver des sources de financement alternatives.

Cette rencontre met en relation les jeunes entrepreneurs et les institutions financières de microfinance, déjà membres du réseau tunisiens de networking au projet MEDSt@rts: Attijari Bank, UIB, NAIB Bank, SIM SICAR (Banque de l’habitat) la BTS, la BFPME, Réseau Entreprendre, Advans, CFE, Zitouna Tamkeen.

Les 10 candidats ont eu l’opportunité de présenter leurs idées de projet devant les représentants de ces institutions afin de les convaincre de les financer.

26 March 2021

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