Academy for Women Entrepreneurs

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The U.S. Department of State's Embassy in Amman has released a Notice of Funding Opportunity for the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs program, seeking applications from not-for-profit organizations registered in Jordan or the U.S. The program aims to support 24 women entrepreneurs operating experiential tourism businesses, focusing on eco-tourism and adventure tourism. It will incubate 12 existing and 12 emerging businesses through a six-month tailored training program, incorporating in-person and online mentorship, coaching, and financial management workshops. The total funding available is $39,976, with applications due by July 6, 2024. The program will include two cohorts, mentorship from U.S. government alumni, and a final pitch competition offering seed grants to the top proposals. Eligible applicants must be not-for-profit organizations or educational institutions with a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). The proposal review criteria include program feasibility, organizational capacity, and the strength of the monitoring and evaluation plan. The initiative aims to foster inclusive economic growth and strengthen women-led businesses within the region.

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