Deadline: 10-Jul-2025
The World Food Programme (WFP) is requesting for proposals for selection of cooperating partner for the implementation of vocational training and livelihoods support through digital skills training and income generating opportunities to vulnerable people in Palestine.
This initiative can enhance economic resilience, reduce dependency on aid, and foster inclusive growth. Strengthening digital education, expanding e-commerce opportunities, and forging strategic partnerships with the private sector will unlock the full potential of Palestine’s tech talent, ensuring that youth can actively contribute to the country’s economic future. With the right investments, digital livelihoods can serve as a catalyst for long-term stability and prosperity in Palestine.
Objective
- The objective of this request for proposal is to solicit technical and financial proposals from Non-Governmental Organizations through the UNPP for the selection of a Cooperating Partner to support WFP in the implementation vocational training and livelihood support through digital skills training and income generating opportunities to vulnerable people, with a focus on women, youth and persons with disabilities communities in Palestine from 1 August 2025 – 31 July 2026.
Sectors and Areas of Specialization
- Livelihoods
- Technical and vocational education and training
Geographic Focus
- Palestine
- Nablus
Expected Results
- The main responsibilities of the NGO/Cooperating Partners are as follows:
- Component 1: Digital Capacity Building through training mentoring and internship opportunities Identify and profile unemployed youth for digital mentoring and internship opportunities Conduct mentorship sessions, coaching, and on-the-job support on identified participants.
- Component 2: Entrepreneurship and online, remote Business Development Provide targeted mentorship and training for digital entrepreneurs. Support the establishment and growth of small and medium-sized tech enterprises. Organize networking events to connect entrepreneurs with investors and clients.
- Component 3: Online Employment and Market Access Link the participants to potential employers Establish market linkages between trained professionals and global freelance platforms.
Eligibility Criteria
- The Cooperating Partner should have the following qualifications:
- Registered with the Palestinian Authority as Non-Governmental Organization.
- Active field presence or ability to work in the West Bank.
- Should have at least one third female members in the governing body or staff;
- Impeccable record of business integrity in its area of operation;
- Strong technical and managerial capability.
For more information, visit UN Partner Portal.