Empowering Zambia's Circular Economy through Innovation and Technology

GREENTech4CE is an EU-funded initiative dedicated to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth in Zambia supporting start-ups and MSMEs in green, circular economy and digital sectors through technical and financial support.

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About The Project

15+

Companies Funded

€7M+

Grants Awarded

500+

Jobs Created

5

Green Sectors

Green
Tech4CE

Empowering Zambia’s Circular Economy through Innovation and Technology

What is GREENTech4CE?

The Green Recycling Enterprises Engaging in New Technology for a Circular Economy in Zambia (GREENTech4CE) project funded by the European Union is dedicated to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth in Zambia.

What is GREEN Tech4CE?

The Green Recycling Enterprises Engaging in New Technology for a Circular Economy in Zambia (GREEN Tech4CE) project funded by the European Union is dedicated to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth in Zambia.

The project aims to promote sustainable practices by supporting the development of start-ups and MSMEs within the green, circular economy and digital sectors and want to green or make circular their business models. Through comprehensive technical and financial support, GREEN Tech4CE will drive innovation, create employment opportunities, and facilitate economic diversification. This project operates under the broader Green Economy Promotion and Diversification (GEPD) Programme, which seeks to address Zambia’s economic vulnerabilities and environmental challenges. Together, these initiatives strive to build a resilient and sustainable future for Zambia.

About the project

Impact at a Glance

Financial SUPPORT:

€0

Million Euros

Supporting:

start-ups and Micro-enterprises

duration:

0 YEARS

(2024 – 2028)

Economic Growth and Market Access

start-ups & 250 SMEs

Job Creation

0,000

Full-Time Equivalent Jobs

SKILLS AND CAPACITIES:

individuals from MSMEs complete training

GREENTech4CE FUND EXPLAINED

OUR PARTNERS

This project is funded by the European Union and implemented by Self Help Africa with support from Imani Development (International) Ltd, Prospero Zambia Ltd and Tandem Circular Consulting Ltd, with the kind co-operation of the Government of Zambia.