Fair Trade Lebanon - Calls

The BIEEL (Support Business Innovation and Enhance Export for Lebanon) project, implemented by Fair Trade Lebanon and initiated by U.S. – Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) aims at creating an environment which enables business development and empowers 100 Lebanese SMEs and cooperatives by increasing their competitiveness internationally.

Fair Trade Lebanon is responsible for facilitating their access to international markets through the access to international standards and certifications.

The BIEEL (Support Business Innovation and Enhance Export for Lebanon) project, implemented by Fair Trade Lebanon and initiated by U.S. – Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) aims at creating an environment which enables business development and empowers 100 Lebanese SMEs and cooperatives by increasing their competitiveness internationally.

Fair Trade Lebanon is responsible for facilitating their access to international markets through the access to international standards and certifications.

The BIEEL (Support Business Innovation and Enhance Export for Lebanon) project, implemented by Fair Trade Lebanon and initiated by U.S. – Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) aims at creating an environment which enables business development and empowers 100 Lebanese SMEs and cooperatives by increasing their competitiveness internationally.

Fair Trade Lebanon is responsible for facilitating their access to international markets through the access to international standards and certifications.

The project aims at strengthening our organization, root it into the national landscape and establish it as a sustainable organization for the years to come. Fair Trade Lebanon (FTL) wishes to develop a virtual community platform to build a strong network of fair trade supporters, to establish continuous communication with its public and improve its communication within its network of producers. FTL is looking for well-established service providers to develop and implement a Virtual Community Platform adapted to the NGO eco-system, that would facilitate communication with external actors.

The MEDARTSAL Project is funded by the European Union under the ENI CBC Med Program. It aims to promote sustainable development of the artisanal Salinas. The objective of the audit is to ensure compliance of expenditures under the MEDARTSAL project with the domestic bypassing law as well as the Program requirements and provisions of the grant contract. The audit is an expenditure and revenue verification procedure regarding the Individual Financial Report for the Grant Contract between FTL, CUEIM and the Managing Authority of the program.

The Shabake project aims at strengthening our organization, root it into the national landscape and establish it as a sustainable organization for the years to come. FTL wishes to build its capacities in better conducting project and designing interventions through the acquisition of software or tools needed to implement M&E tools and procedures for more efficient overall project management. This project is funded by AFD/DANIDA and implemented by Expertise France.

The evaluation of ARDI project is intended to assess the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability of the project. It looks at signs of potential impact of project activities on the beneficiaries and sustainability of results, including the contribution to capacity development of the relevant cooperatives and SMEs.

The evaluation focuses on relevance and efficiency, and identifies lessons learned and makes recommendations that project partners and stakeholders might use to improve the design and implementation of other related projects and programs.

The project implemented by Fair Trade Lebanon aims at:
- Improving competitiveness of apricot and cherry value chains in Lebanon
- Supporting farmers and agriculture cooperatives in the Bekaa and Baskinta region to improve their socio-economic situation.

Therefore, FTL is looking for external consultants to develop a national market study on fresh and processed apricots and cherries that are produced in the Bekaa and Baskinta region.

FTL is looking for external consultants to develop a national market study on fresh and transformed tomatoes, pumpkins, pepper, jute (mloukhieh) and lettuce products in Akkar region.

The project implemented by Fair Trade Lebanon aims at increasing competitiveness of selected vegetables value chains in Akkar through Fair Trade practices.

This project aims at enhancing the socio-economic situation of the selected vegetables farmers in Lebanon as well as the selected vegetables value chain as a whole. The chosen vegetables are several varieties of tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, pumpkins and jute (mloukhieh).