Overview of your opportunity

The Gauteng Department of Economic Development (GDED) has launched a project titled “Resource Efficiency Programme for Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs)”. The project is aimed at supporting at least ten (10) SMMEs by funding or co-funding the installation of energy-efficient/water efficient and /or renewable energy technologies to improve their efficiencies. 

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For detailed information please refer to the attached Annexure 1(Terms of Reference) 

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Overview of your opportunity

The Agribusiness Challenge Fund is a rolling call for proposals open from 18 March 2024 to 22 November 2024, with three application harvest periods in between. The challenge will is open to SME applications from any country as long as the projects are being implemented in at least one of the 20 focus countries the Fund is targeting and meets the eligibility criteria.

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Overview of your opportunity

The Agro-processing Support Scheme (APSS) aims to stimulate investment by the South African agro-processing / beneficiation (agri-business) enterprises. The investment should demonstrate that it will achieve some of the following: Increased capacity, employment creation, modernised machinery and equipment, competitiveness and productivity improvement and broadening participation.