Funding

YESS Fund…
YESS Fund | Status: Up-coming
Amount: N/A | Deadline: December 31, 2034
Are you looking for funding to take your business to the next level? Look no further! Join the YESS Fund, a unique initiative created by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs, to provide the financial support and resources you need to succeed. As a proud member of the YESS Fund, I’m excited to invite you to be part of this dynamic community. Whether you’re just starting or looking to scale, the YESS Fund offers tailored support to help you achieve your business goals. Why join the YESS Fund? 1. Access to funding opportunities tailored for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). 2. Networking with like-minded entrepreneurs who share your passion for growth. 3. Mentorship and resources to guide you through every stage of your business journey.…
Call for Training Partners…
National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme – NEIP | Status: Up-coming
Amount: N/A | Deadline: July 31, 2025
📢 Are you an enterprise hub ready to make an impact? The Adwumawura Program is looking for hubs to train and mentor entrepreneurs across Ghana. A flagship initiative by the Government of Ghana to create sustainable businesses and reduce unemployment. – Massive Job Creation Creating at least 10,000 sustainable businesses annually to generate 40,000+ jobs over four years – Strategic Partnerships Collaborating with 45+ Training centers/ hubs nationwide to provide comprehensive support – Economic Transformation Driving Ghana’s economic growth through youth entrepreneurship in key sectors – Innovation Incubation Supporting startups with training, funding, and technology integration Who Can Benefit From Adwumawura The program is designed to empower diverse Ghanaian youth across all backgrounds and sectors Educational Background – University graduates – Tertiary institution graduates – Senior High School graduates – Technical/Vocational graduates – School dropouts – Youth with little/no formal education All educational backgrounds welcome Priority Groups – Youth with no education/skills training – Unemployed/underemployed youth – Women and girls in male-dominated trades – Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) – Rural and vulnerable populations – Youth in conflict-affected areas – Youth in illegal mining (Galamsey) areas – Special focus on marginalized groups Sector Focus – Agriculture & Agribusiness – Climate Change & Green Energy – Renewable energy – Recycling & Waste Management – Fashion & Textile – Tourism & Hospitality – Cosmetology – Food & Beverages – Artisans & Commerce – Innovation across all sectors encouraged…
INSPIRE PROJECT…
E4Impact Entrepreneurship Center, Ghana | Status: Up-coming
Amount: N/A | Deadline: July 31, 2025
The “Implementing New Solutions for the Professional Integration of human Resources in the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Ghana” (INSPIRE) initiative, financed by AICS-Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo sviluppo, aims to boost Ghana’s economy, creating market linkages for existing companies, creating new jobs opportunities for young people, with a particular focus on women and people with disabilities, in the Greater Accra, Ashanti, Northern Region, Bono Region and Western Region. The INSPIRE Project is undertaken by E4Impact Foundation Ghana at the University of Professional Studies (UPSA) Accra. Business Support Service under the EU supported INSPIRE Project (E4Impact Foundation, UPSA) Grab the opportunity if your business is located in Greater Accra, Ashanti region, Western region, Northern regions, and Bono region.…
Accelerating Trade and Investment under the AfCFTA (ATIA)…
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan and implemented by the International Trade Centre (ITC) | Status: Up-coming
Amount: N/A | Deadline: July 7, 2025
Accelerating Trade and Investment under the AfCFTA (ATIA) is a project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan and implemented by the International Trade Centre (ITC). Running from 1 March 2025 to 28 February 2026, the project aims to foster a more conducive trade and investment climate in Africa. A key component of ATIA is to strengthen trade and investment linkages between African tech start-ups and Japanese companies. The project builds the capacity of African start-ups to scale internationally, collaborate across borders, and attract foreign investment. The countries covered under this initiative are Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. ►What’s in it for start-ups? We are selecting 5 tech start-ups from Ghana and 5 from Côte d’Ivoire to benefit from exclusive support under the ATIA project. Selected start-ups will receive: ➔ Tailored business coaching (including investor readiness and internationalisation support) ➔ Participation in a sponsored business mission to Japan, to meet potential clients, investors, and partners (coverage includes accommodation and flights to Japan) ➔ Opportunities to attend regional tech and B2B events on a cost-sharing basis ►Who can apply? To be eligible, your start-up must: ➔ Leverage digital technology as a core enabler ➔ Be a for-profit business (social impact is a plus – highlight it in your application) ➔ Be operational and generating sales ➔ Be legally established in Ghana or Côte d’Ivoire Bonus considerations: ➔ Women-led businesses are strongly encouraged to apply ➔ Prior engagement with Japanese partners or markets is a plus Please note: This call for applications must be completed in English, including for start-ups based in Côte d’Ivoire. A working knowledge of English is essential, as it is the primary language used for engagement with Japanese investors and partners. ►What is the selection process? ➔ Applications will be assessed by independent international experts contracted by ITC. All information shared, including financials, will be treated with strict confidentiality. ➔ Shortlisted applicants will undergo a 360° Diagnostics interview to assess business maturity and growth potential. ➔ Partner organizations will help promote this call, but final selection is made by ITC. Knock-out criteria: Start-ups that do not have a technology-driven business model or that provide inaccurate information will be excluded. ►Application deadline: 7 July 2025 at midnight GMT (Late submissions will not be reviewed.) Please make sure to reach the final confirmation screen to ensure your application has been submitted successfully. ►Contact For questions or technical issues with the application form, please contact: Mrs. Cathy Sall – csall@intracen.org This initiative is implemented under ITC’s One Trade Africa (OTA) flagship programme, which aims to empower African MSMEs to benefit from the AfCFTA and connect with regional and global markets.…
Fidelity GreenTech Innovation Challenge…
Innohub | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: July 4, 2025
The Fidelity GreenTech Innovation Challenge is here — your chance to spark real change! We’re on the hunt for bold, game-changing GreenTech solutions that tackle some of the biggest challenges in Ghana’s agricultural value chain. Whether you’re just getting started or ready to take your idea to the next level, this challenge offers expert business development support, personalised coaching and mentorship, and up to 100,000 in grant funding! Would you be ready to grow your impact? Join the Challenge today. Eligibility Criteria Innovation: The idea should be innovative and address a clear agricultural challenge. Feasibility: The proposal should demonstrate the feasibility of the idea and its potential for development. Impact: The proposed solution should have the potential to significantly impact the agricultural sector. Team Composition: A cross-functional team with relevant skills and expertise. Parties Invited to Apply: TVET Graduates, Smallholder Farmers, and Tertiary education students with innovative and scalable ideas. Focus Areas of the Challenge – Precision Agriculture Solutions enhancing crop monitoring, irrigation, and resource management. – Post-Harvest Management Innovations reducing post-harvest losses and adding value to agricultural products. – Digital Finance Services Fintech solutions are improving financial access for farmers. – Climate-Smart Agriculture Technologies promoting sustainable farming practices. – Value Chain Optimization Solutions enhancing efficiency and profitability in agricultural value chains. Why Participate? Participating in the Fidelity GreenTech Innovation Challenge offers a multitude of benefits, including: – Access to over GHS 1 million – Mentorship from industry experts. – Networking opportunities with key stakeholders. – Exposure and visibility for your business. – Potential partnerships and market expansion.…
Startup Africa Network and Blaq Ventures Partner to Transform Ghana’s Startup Ecosystem…
StartUp Africa Network (SAN) X BLAQ Ventures | Status: Ended
Amount: $100k | Deadline: June 30, 2025
Startup Africa Network (SAN) and Blaq Ventures are thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership aimed at revolutionizing Ghana’s startup ecosystem. This collaboration is set to empower Ghanaian entrepreneurs with the tools, resources, and funding needed to drive transformative growth and innovation. Why This Partnership Matters Ghana’s entrepreneurial landscape is burgeoning with potential, but like many African markets, it faces significant challenges limited access to funding, fragmented ecosystems, and a lack of structured support for early-stage ventures. By combining SAN’s proven ecosystem-building strategies with Blaq Ventures’ robust funding and mentorship capabilities, this partnership addresses these gaps, offering Ghanaian startups an unprecedented opportunity to thrive. What This Means for the Ecosystem – Access to Pre-Seed Capital: Selected startups will receive up to $100,000 each in pre-seed funding. – Structured Support via Startup Studios: Entrepreneurs will benefit from hands-on guidance in refining their business models, developing scalable strategies, and navigating market challenges. – Follow-On Funding Opportunities: High-potential startups might have access to subsequent funding rounds ranging from $300,000 to $1 million, ensuring sustained growth. – Mentorship & Strategic Connections: A nine-month intensive mentorship program will provide access to industry leaders, operational insights, and investor networks. Goals of the Partnership Startup Africa Network’s Objective * Build an integrated startup ecosystem in Ghana that empowers entrepreneurs with education, collaboration, and market access. *Enable Ghanaian startups to generate $50 million in cumulative revenue by 2030. *Position Ghana as a model for sustainable entrepreneurship in West Africa. Blaq Ventures’ Objective *Accelerate the growth of Africa’s next generation of unicorns by offering critical funding and strategic guidance. *Invest in startups that demonstrate innovative solutions to pressing challenges in tech, FinTech, and other high-impact sectors. *Ensure startups are prepared to scale regionally and globally through structured follow-on capital and mentorship programs…
Call For Applications: Entrepreneurship World Cup 2025 ( Up to $250,000 Prize)…
MSME Africa | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: June 30, 2025
The Entrepreneurship World Cup is one of the largest and most diverse pitch competitions and support programs of its kind. Every year, tens of thousands of entrepreneurs from 200 countries compete for a share of US$1 million dollars in cash prizes and millions more worth of investment, support and publicity and a global finals event attended by leading investors. The Entrepreneurship World Cup is co-hosted by the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) and Monsha’at, the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority in Saudi Arabia, with support from more than 50 strategic partners around the world. The competition was conceived by the Misk Global Forum in 2019 and developed in conjunction with GEN. The Entrepreneurship World Cup is more than just a pitch competition. It gives everyone who enters access to the knowledge, networks, and for some, the capital they need to start and scale a company. Eligibility Requirements – Any startup from around the world is welcome to apply and become an Applicant. – Applicant startups must be legally registered or planning to register in their country of residence. – Applicant startups must be ten years old or less by the date of the Global Finals. Entity age is set by the date of company registration and not the idea conception. – EWC Global Winners who won cash prizes during previous editions of the EWC Global Finals (2019-2024) are eligible to participate again in 2025 with certain candidacy considerations for future would-be prizes: – EWC Applicants can only be eligible for different prize categories than the prize they earned during previous participation in the competition. – Only EWC Growth Stage winners are ineligible to participate as applicant candidates for EWC 2025. – Any other winners and/or category winners are eligible and encouraged to apply, but cannot compete for the same placement. – Employees of the organizers, its affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising, promotional agencies, suppliers and immediate family members are not eligible to participate in the competition. Funding Information Global Finals Cash Prizes: Early Stage The top five (5) Early Stage finalists receive the following cash prizes. – Early Stage Champion: $250,000 – 2nd Place: $200,000 – 3rd Place: $150,000 – 4th Place: $100,000 – 5th Place: $50,000 Global Finals Cash Prizes: Growth Stage The top two (2) Growth Stage finalists receive the following cash prizes. – Growth Stage Champion: $175,000 – 2nd Place: $100,000 Global Finals Cash Prizes: Sector-Specific New to the Entrepreneurship World Cup in 2025 is a focus on space tech and startups in the space sector. Finalists from all three stages – Idea, Early and Growth – in the categories below will compete for the following cash prizes. – SpaceTech for Mining: $100,000 – SpaceTech for Sports Analytics: $100,000 – SpaceTech for Health Monitoring: $100,000 – SpaceTech for Agriculture + Resource Management: $100,000 Global Finals Cash Prizes: Idea Stage The top two (2) Idea Stage finalists receive the following cash prizes. – Idea Stage Champion: $50,000 – 2nd Place: $25,000…
Commonwealth Startup Fellowship…
Imperial Enterprise Lab | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: June 30, 2025
This six-month programme is designed to fuel high-potential startups through intensive in-person and online learning. You’ll gain essential skills, tailored coaching, and access to a powerful global network to help you overcome barriers and scale up your business. The programme begins in November 2025 with a fully funded two-week bootcamp in Accra, Ghana, plus ongoing online support with business coaching, expert-led sessions, and valuable peer connections. One founder from each selected team will participate in person, while co-founders and team members can access the remote portion, connecting with global mentors and industry experts from across the Commonwealth. In addition to training and mentorship, participating teams can apply for financial support through the Fellows Fund, which offers a total of £35,000 in equity-free grants. Each startup may apply for up to £2,000 to cover business-related expenses and support the development and growth of their venture. Selected participants will be invited to a Capstone in London, UK, where they will have the chance to pitch to investors and industry leaders. Workshops, covering topics such as leadership, scaling a business, building a team, fundraising, and sales. – Exploration of the Ghana entrepreneurial ecosystem – 1-2-1 business coachin – Remote Conten – Monthly 1-2-1 business coaching – Monthly peer to peer meetings – 1-2-1 expert meetings – Monthly venture review sessions – Monthly programme check-ins Learning outcomes By the end of this programme you will: – Refine business plans, scale operations, implement lean practices, and develop go-to-market strategies to drive sustainable growth. – Identify and develop personal leadership styles, enhance team dynamics, address skills gaps, and promote diversity to build effective teams. – Understand and navigate local and global entrepreneurial ecosystems, identify key players, and leverage partnerships to support venture growth. – Develop compelling brands, effective sales strategies, and robust financial forecasts to achieve business goals and secure funding. – Build resilience, prevent burnout, foster team well-being, and cultivate a supportive entrepreneurial network for long-term success. – Articulate goals, measure progress, and develop actionable plans for continuous personal and professional development beyond the programme. Fellow Eligibility To be eligible for these Fellowships, prospective Fellows must: – Be of at least graduate level.; – Be a citizen of or have been granted refugee status by an eligible low- or middle-income Commonwealth country; – Be permanently resident in an eligible Commonwealth country; – Be fluent in written and spoken English. – Not have undertaken a Commonwealth Professional Fellowship within the last five years (at the time of taking up the award); – Be available to undertake their fellowship from the prescribed start date; In addition, they must demonstrate – Evidence of innovation, in terms of product, service, or market – Active development for at least six months and demonstrable commitment from team members – A working minimum viable ‘product’, service and/or prototype – Significant evidence of customer engagement or traction in the form of early sales or pre-sales, proof of interest or demand, signed contracts or other relevant evidence. – Your startup must be a registered business in your respective country. Unfortunately, projects that are still in the idea or pre-registration phase are not eligible at this time. Duplicate applications are not permitted. If an organisation submits more than one application, only the first will be assessed. The submission point is clearly indicated on the application form. Once an application is submitted, it cannot be edited, so please ensure all final checks are completed before submission.…
2025 Youth Entrepreneurship for Future of Food and Agriculture (YEFFA) for Young Agripreneurs and Agri-MSMEs​…
Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC) | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: May 30, 2025
Are you a young person (18-35) or woman entrepreneur passionate about building a thriving agribusiness?​ Do you operate a micro, small or medium enterprise (MSME) or a farmer-based organization in the Rice, Soyabeans or Horticulture value chains?​ ​ Females are encouraged to Apply ​ ​ ​hashtag#Youngagripreneurs hashtag#YouthEmpowerment hashtag#Entrepreneurship hashtag#KosmosInnovationCenter hashtag#AGRA…
The 2025 Boma Prize for Africa Awards…
Boma Consult LLC | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: May 16, 2025
The Boma Prize for Africa is an initiative by Boma Consult LLC designed to promote business education, youth empowerment, and SME growth across the African continent. This competition provides a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs, startups, and business owners to showcase their ideas and bring their dreams to life through an in-person pitch contest. In this 2025 edition, we are focusing on addressing the challenges of growing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Africa. If you are passionate about innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development, this is your chance to shine! Who Can Apply? ✅ Aspiring Entrepreneurs ✅ Students & Fresh Graduates ✅ Startups & Existing Businesses ✅ Unemployed Individuals ✅ Businesses Across All Sectors ✅ Africans Living in the Diaspora Business or idea must align with at least one UN SDG. Applicants from the diaspora must have their businesses operation in Africa.…
10000 Women…
Goldman Sachs | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: April 30, 2025
There are 10 modules which all form part of a personalised Business Growth Plan (BGP) that you will complete over the course of the program. These are: – Grow your business – Fundamentals of Business Finance – Fundamentals of Leadership – Fundamentals of Customers and Competition – Fundamentals of Financial Planning – Fundamentals of Sales and Marketing – Fundamentals of Operations – Fundamentals of Management – Fundamentals of Funding – Fundamentals of Negotiation…
Applications for GCIC Cohort 11 are OFFICALLY OPEN!…
Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (GCIC) | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: April 30, 2025
Are you a small business in renewable energy, water solutions, sustainable agriculture, waste management, or green tech? Funded by Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada, the GCIC Cohort 11 nine month incubator is your gateway to: • Expert training to refine your business model • Mentorship from industry leaders • Powerful networking with investors & peers • Up to CAD $21,000 in grant funding Why apply? Grow your revenue while solving pressing climate challenges Stand out in Ghana’s green economy Join a winning network of 100+ GCIC alumni businesses…
3-weeks Practical Training in Baking…
Social Enterprise Ghana | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: April 30, 2025
Are you passionate about baking or eager to learn a skill that can become a business? Social Enterprise Ghana is excited to invite young individuals below the age of 35 to a 3-week intensive training in baking! This hands-on training will cover a wide range of baking techniques designed to empower participants with practical skills they can use to earn income or start their own baking ventures. Limited slots available, so don’t miss out!…
SME Innovation and Inclusion Programme…
GIZKosmos Innovation Center (KIC) | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: April 30, 2025
The Ghana Enterprises Agency, in collaboration with Invest for Jobs—an initiative of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)—proudly presents the SME Innovation & Inclusion Programme – Digitalize for Jobs (D4J). At the heart of the D4J Programme is the goal to build capacity within Ghanaian SMEs, equipping them with the essential skills, tools, and knowledge to leverage digital technologies for innovation and growth. This initiative is designed to help SMEs streamline their operations, improve business processes, and adopt digital solutions that increase efficiency and foster competitiveness.…
Tullow Agriventure Programme…
Innohub | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: April 23, 2025
Ready to scale your agribusiness with expert support, funding, market access, and top-tier business management training? This is your chance! ✅ Are you: Running an agribusiness for 2+ years? Earning at least GHS 150,000 in annual revenues? Registered and Ghanaian-owned? Positioned to grow your agribusiness? We’re looking for you! 📈💪…
Jump Shot: The NBPA x UM6P Innovation Challenge…
UMP6 | Status: Ended
Amount: $160,000 | Deadline: April 18, 2025
Jump Shot is an entrepreneurship program designed to accelerate the growth and development of the next generation of diaspora-led startups across Africa. This immersive experience provides finalists with their shot to jumpstart their work through exposure to industry leaders, accessing vital resources to strengthen their business models and fostering a stronger connection between the African diaspora and the continent. We are looking for innovative startups and entrepreneurs who have built or are developing a solution in the following categories: – Social Entrepreneurship – Impact Investing – Inclusive Growth in Africa Eligibility Criteria The Impact Investment Accelerator is designed for growth-stage startups that demonstrate high potential for scalability, financial sustainability, and measurable social and environmental impact. Here are the key eligibility and selection criteria for applicants. – Driven by Africa – Business Stage and Maturity – Impact and Scalability – Market and Customer Validation – Team and Leadership – Innovation and Technology Use – Legal and Ethical Compliance – Team Commitment What can we unlock for your company? – Expert mentoring – Pitch Day and Cash Prizes – Visibility and Networking – Tailored Program Four Reasons to Join the Challenge: ✔️ Game-Changing Visibility – Present your solution to a curated network of decision-makers, investors, and corporate partners eager to support breakthrough innovation. ✔️ Strategic Resources & Mentorship – Gain access to expert guidance, tools, and funding opportunities to scale your business model effectively. ✔️ Stronger Diaspora Connections – Forge meaningful ties between Africa-based startups and the global diaspora to unlock new pathways for growth and collaboration. ✔️ Finalists will share an equity-free cash prize of $160,000 – Compete for a significant investment that can drive your business forward and support your long-term growth strategy. Who Should Apply? ◼️ African and diaspora-led startups with innovative, scalable solutions ◼️ Businesses focused on delivering lasting impact across the continent ◼️ Innovation domains include: Social Entrepreneurship, Impact Investing, Inclusive Growth in Africa ◼️ Eligible countries: Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Morocco, Nigeria, and Senegal…
Pre-Incubation Program…
Africa ICT Right | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: April 7, 2025
We’re excited to support and nurture the next generation of entrepreneurs. The Pre-Incubation Program is designed for aspiring entrepreneurs, startup founders, students, and innovators eager to develop and refine their business ideas. Through mentorship, training, and networking opportunities, participants will gain the skills and resources necessary to take their ideas to the next level. Join our 12-week pathway program and turn your ideas into real solutions with guidance from experts.…
FREE Masterclass on ESG Risk Analysis by CRISIL…
Greenmentor & CRISIL | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: March 31, 2025
🚀 Get a FREE Masterclass on ESG Risk Analysis by CRISIL 🌍 Want to become a CRISIL Certified ESG Risk Analyst? Now’s your chance! Greenmentor & CRISIL is offering a FREE masterclass to help you master ESG risk assessment and secure an industry-recognized certification. 🔹 100% FREE Masterclass 🔹 Learn from a seasoned industry leader 🔹 Earn the CRISIL Certified ESG Risk Analyst badge post enrolling for CRISIL Bootcamp…
Venture Capital Analyst Programme…
Ghana Venture Capital Trust Fund | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: March 31, 2025
Exciting opportunity alert! The Ghana’s Venture Capital Trust Fund is offering a chance for young graduates or soon-to-be graduates to kickstart their careers as Trainee Analysts. If you: – Are a recent graduate or about to graduate – Are interested in venture capital and investment analysis – Want to launch your career in a dynamic and growing industry…
Call for proposals: Small Business Champions 2025…
International Trade Centre | Status: Ended
Amount: N/A | Deadline: March 28, 2025
Are you an organization that supports the circular business model? Are you a non-governmental organization that empowers small businesses and entrepreneurs become sustainable? Are you owning a small business implementing or wanting to scale sustainable innovations? Become a Small Business Champion! Launched for the first time in 2021, the World Trade Organization’s Informal Working Group of Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, together with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the International Trade Centre (ITC), and this year in partnership with UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), are calling for innovative ideas that help small businesses participate and contribute to the circular economy. With this competition, your ideas will not only raise awareness among businesses and policymakers of the diversity and opportunities for a circular economy but will also promote best practices in supporting the sustainability and resilience of small businesses, and their participation in international trade through efficient, innovative and zero-waste business models. CALL FOR PROPOSAL What should the proposal entail? Initiatives that can include awareness-raising campaigns, competitions, capacity building, training, mentoring and networking programmes related to the circular economy. Small businesses active in the circular economy with an innovative business concept that, through its operations, reduces, prevents or repurposes waste in equivalent conventional business models. Applications should have a clear link to international trade and include an action plan. To see examples from past competition winners, visit the MSME Group Small Business Champions website. Award details The winner(s) will be invited to travel to Geneva for the award ceremony on 26 June 2025, sponsored by ICC and ITC. The International Trade Centre will additionally award each winner $4,000 prize money to support the development or further scaling of their winning project and issue an award certificate. Moreover, training and mentoring opportunities will be discussed with each winner according to their needs, while winning submissions will be promoted by ICC, ITC, UN Trade and Development and the WTO MSME Group through their communication channels. Proposals are open to small businesses, enterprises, industry associations, chambers of commerce and non-governmental organizations…

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