EmpoweerNEET project- Call for Tenders: Training Provider for Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) Entrepreneurship Training
The EmpoweerNEET project is seeking a qualified training provider to deliver an in-person training programme on Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) entrepreneurship in Catalonia, along with the facilitation of a final showcase event for participants’ projects. The assignment targets up to 50 participants and will be implemented between June and October 2026. Detailed Terms of Reference are attached.
Publication Date 23/04/2026
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Project Overview
The EmpoweerNEET project, aims to empower young people and women (NEETs) through capacity building and integration into the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) across several Mediterranean countries.
Objective of the Call
The purpose of this call is to contract a qualified training provider to:
Deliver an in-person training programme on Entrepreneurship in the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) in Catalonia
Facilitate the final session for participants’ project presentations (“End-of-Module Showcase”)
Scope of Services
The assignment includes:
Delivery of a 20-day in-person training programme for up to 50 participants
Facilitation of a final 1-day showcase event
Methodological adaptation of pre-developed training materials
Preparation of training outputs and final reports
Location: Catalonia (Mataró, Caldes de Montbui, Terrassa, Gavà, and Barcelona) Implementation period: June- October 2026
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants should demonstrate:
Proven experience in SSE and entrepreneurship training
Strong facilitation and participatory training skills
Qualified training team
Experience in similar assignments
Budget
Maximum available budget: €13,300 (all taxes included)
Detailed Terms of Reference (ToR) are attached to this call
The contracting authority is Associació Fons Català de Cooperació al Desenvolupament
Only shortlisted candidates may be contacted
Disclaimer
This call is issued within the framework of the EmpoweerNEET project funded by the Interreg NEXT MED Programme.
Last Update
23/04/2026
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