Twenty-four innovative small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been selected to join the fifth cohort of the Green Growth and Jobs Accelerator Project (GGJAP) in Tunisia, a regional initiative supporting sustainable entrepreneurship, investment readiness, and green economic development.
Over the coming months, the selected companies will participate in a tailored acceleration program offering one-on-one mentorship, investment readiness support, business development guidance, and access to strategic industry networks. The program also aims to help participating businesses create new jobs while accelerating Tunisia’s transition toward a more sustainable economy.
The fifth cohort brings together startups and SMEs operating across diverse sectors, including renewable energy, agritech, food production, manufacturing, logistics, sustainable tourism, cosmetics, digital innovation, packaging, and circular economy solutions.
The selected companies are AGRO SOLAR, Louda, Société Amiri d’Huile d’Olive Kairouan, Société L’Or Noir, Jugurtha Olio, Wadosh Naturels, Couleur Farine de Carthage, Coworking Business Center, LogIn / ML Innovation, THERMECATEX, Ahmed Omar Bio Farm, Ste Pépinière Alfaouz, Racine Mode, Nova Print & Packaging, Tazart, SOGEMPAL SARL, Patrinova, La Para du Lac, Massar Perfection, Ecolivstyle, Dialy-Help, Sustainable Adventures, SANEOB Cosmetic, and Nouha EcoPrint.
The Green Growth and Jobs Accelerator Project is part of the Danish-Arab Partnership Programme (DAPP), an initiative of Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The program is implemented by Flat6Labs and New Silk Roads across Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco to strengthen green entrepreneurship and foster sustainable private sector growth throughout the region.
As climate resilience and sustainability become increasingly important investment priorities across MENA, initiatives such as GGJAP are helping build a stronger pipeline of investment-ready businesses capable of delivering both economic and environmental impact. By equipping founders with mentorship, investor readiness, and regional connections, the accelerator plays a key role in supporting the next generation of green enterprises in North Africa.
