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Call for Applications: WEEE Pilot Project

Technical and Financial Proposal for a Pilot Project on WEE Recycling in Kenya

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As part of the Kenyan-German GreenTech Innovation Programme, AHK Services Eastern Africa invites applications from Kenyan companies active in the WEEE (Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment) sector. The pilot project combines the acquisition of a recycling hardware unit with a training and capacity-building programme for the industry. Interested companies are encouraged to apply by 20th July 2025.

Download the full Call for Applications here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

For more details on eligibility, selection criteria, and support provided, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Document. 

 

For inquiries, please contact Hanna Dittmeyer (hanna.dittmeyer@kenya-ahk.co.ke) and Maureen Adongo (maureen.adongo@kenya-ahk.co.ke).

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