Tenders Are Invited For Application Opening Home Hydroponic Gardens And Program in Palestinian Territory Occupied

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Tenders are invited for Application Opening Home Hydroponic Gardens and... Program Palestinian Hydrologists Association (PHG) Tender Description Application Opening Announcement Home Aquatic Gardens and Training Program The Palestinian Hydrologists Association for the Development of Water Resources and the Environment (PHG) announces the opening of applications to benefit from the Sustainable Home Aquatic Gardens program and a specialized training program in the Ramallah urban area . This program comes within the project " Empowering Women and Promoting Food Security through Sustainable Family Gardens in Ramallah " , funded by the Greater Barcelona Area (AMB) through the Association for Cooperation for Peace (ACPP). About the program The program aims to empower women and enhance their capabilities in sustainable agriculture, contributing to improved food security and increased self-reliance. Selected participants will receive : · Comprehensive training and capacity building includes : o Agroecology ( ecological agriculture ) o Agriculture adapted to climate change o Hydroponic systems and greenhouse operation o Integrated Water Management o Nutrition and food safety awareness · Ongoing technical support and guidance throughout the program. · An opportunity to benefit from an experimental hydroponic home garden system ( maximum 4 beneficiaries ) We invite interested women to apply and join this unique program that promotes self-reliance, income generation, and community leadership . Application deadline May 1, 2026 How to apply Please send the completed application via email to : abd-aburahma@phg.org Eligibility criteria Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements to benefit from the hydroponic home garden system: 1. Applicants must be female, aged 18 or older. 2. From the residents of Ramallah or Al-Bireh 3. Implementing the proposed activity within the cities of Ramallah or Al-Bireh 4. Commitment to attending all training sessions 5. Having an interest in home gardening or food production 6. The ability to apply acquired skills at the home or community level Priority is given to women who : 1. Their families are declared (widows, divorcees, or with the absence of a breadwinner) 2. They suffer from low or unstable income 3. They face food insecurity 4. They have a suitable space for farming (roof, yard, or balcony). 5. Community activists or those willing to participate in community initiatives Selection criteria Applicants are assessed based on a set of criteria designed to ensure that the most vulnerable and capable beneficiaries are selected. These criteria include their level of economic and social vulnerability in terms of income and family circumstances (25%), as well as their motivation, commitment, interest, and willingness to participate (20%). The availability of space and the feasibility of home gardening are also considered (15%), along with an assessment of the programs expected impact on the family and community (15%). Previous experience in agriculture or community work (if any) is taken into account (10%), and family status, particularly if the woman is the head of the household (15 %) , is also considered . Selection mechanism The beneficiaries will be selected through a transparent process that includes : 1. Announcing and receiving applications 2. Sorting and evaluating applications 3. Prepare a shortlist 4. Field visits (when needed) 5. Final selection by the evaluation committee Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted . [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://www.jobs.ps/en/tenders

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