We provide training, we promote sustainability
ER2FOOD aims to increase awareness about energy and Resource efficiency solutions across the Egyptian food industries and relevant stakeholders through dedicated events, training groups and workshops in Cairo, Delta and Upper Egypt.
Selected MSMEs and startups will receive technical, business and financial support to accompany their transitions to a more sustainable model
The ER2food selection committee has finalized the selection 10 MSMEs for the technical, business, and financial support provided by the project. The selected MSMEs will be involved in the Energy and Resources Efficiency Audit that will took place in December.
Additionally, 10 startups have been preselected among other applicants for the second step of the designation.
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More efficient energy and resources consumption
Achieve a more circular and sustainable approach
Enlarge the business to support new opportunities
Optimize the process to reduce carbon emissions
HOW IT WORKS
An opportunity for MSMEs and start ups
ER2FOOD will select 15 Egyptian micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups from the bakery sector to benefit from a technological and environmental gap analysis and an identification of “hot-spots” to improve. The most promising 6 companies will then receive financial and technical support from ER2FOOD project partners.
WHO CAN APPLY
EFFICIENCY RESOURCES
ER2FOOD promotes resources and energy efficiency across the various industries, dissemination tools will thus be a main pillar in the project. ER2FOOD website will thus act as an online portal dedicated to energy and resources efficiency; technologies, processes, standards, and best practices in the food sector. Training material will also be available online for the wide industrial audience in the form of e-learning material and webinars.
Partners
This website was created and maintained with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of the prokect partners and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
