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Women-led MSMEs, exporters: Up to $30k grants from WTO x ITC

AdminBy AdminMay 8, 2025Updated:May 8, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) and the International Trade Centre (ITC) have jointly launched a pioneering initiative, the Women Exporters in the Digital Economy (WEIDE) Fund. The US$50 million fund aims to empower women entrepreneurs in growing their businesses by leveraging international trade and digitalisation.

The WEIDE Fund will unlock opportunities in international trade and digital trade for women entrepreneurs by improving their access to:

Networks and support services: the Fund will create more inclusive and effective business ecosystems including leveraging partnerships with private and public sector actors.

Grants up to $30K and tailored technical assistance across two tracks (early-stage and export-ready businesses)are available.

đź’ˇ Eligibility: Women-led MSMEs with a digital element to their business
đź“… Application deadline: May 18, 2025

To learn more and to apply, click here


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