ESDC In response to the urgent economic challenges faced by business owners and youth entrepreneurs in the West Bank, we propose a humanitarian intervention focused on providing rapid support to entrepreneur projects. This concept note outlines our strategy and budgetfor implementing this initiative.  Provide immediate assistance to 30 small projects in the West Bank to address urgent needs and support business sustainability. Foster resilience and innovation within the local entrepreneurial ecosystem. Facilitate economic recovery and livelihood restoration for vulnerable entrepreneurs affected by the ongoing challenges.Needs Assessment and Project Identification: Conduct needs assessment to identify 30 small business with the greatest need for support. Projects will be selected basedon criteria such as poverty, affected by the results of the war on West Bank, potential impact, and alignment with humanitarian objectives.  The project will be supplying the small businesses/ income generating activities with equipment and machinery with averagebudget of 2,100 Euros, to address their urgent needs and support business continuity. This assistance aims to enable businesses to sustain, expand, diversify their offerings.  ESDC technical and admin staff will provide guidance and expertise tailored to the specific needs of each small business project. Offer technical assistance through conducting coaching , mentorship, and advisory supportto help women business owners strengthen their business models, improve operational efficiency, and navigate challenges related to the current economic environment.  The project also will be contributing to one “society fund” , as seed money. This fund will be used as loans for entrepreneurs and small business development within the period of project implementation. Currently this fund is being developed by Oxfam and ESDC in Maithalon village in Jenin governorate. Summary of the Project:In response to the urgent economic challenges faced by business owners and youth entrepreneurs in the West Bank, we propose a humanitarian intervention focused on providing rapid support to entrepreneur projects. This concept note outlines our strategy and budget for implementing this initiative.  Provide immediate assistance to 30 small projects in the West Bank to address urgent needs and support business sustainability. Foster resilience and innovation within the local entrepreneurial ecosystem. Facilitate economic recovery and livelihood restoration forvulnerable entrepreneurs affected by the ongoing challenges.Needs Assessment and Project Identification: Conduct needs assessment to identify 30 small business with the greatest need for support. Projects will be selected based on criteria such as poverty, affected by the results of the war on West Bank, potential impact, and alignment with humanitarian objectives.  The project will be supplying the small businesses/ income generating activities with equipment and machinery with average budget of 2,100 Euros, to address their urgent needs and support business continuity. This assistance aims to enable businesses to sustain, expand, diversify their offerings.  ESDC technical and admin staff will provide guidance and expertise tailored to the specific needs of each small business project. Offer technical assistance through conducting coaching , mentorship, and advisory support to help women business owners strengthen their business models, improve operational efficiency, and navigate challenges related to the current economic environment.  The project also will be contributing to one “society fund” , as seed money. This fund will be used as loans for entrepreneurs and small business development within the period of project implementation. Currently this fund is being developed by Oxfam and ESDC inMaithalon village in Jenin governorate. Summary of the Project:In response to the urgent economic challenges faced by business owners and youth entrepreneurs in the West Bank, we propose a humanitarian intervention focused on providing rapid support to entrepreneur projects. This concept note outlines our strategy and budget for implementing this initiative.  Provide immediate assistance to 30 small projects in the West Bank to address urgent needs and support business sustainability. Foster resilience and innovation within the local entrepreneurial ecosystem. Facilitate economic recovery and livelihood restoration for vulnerable entrepreneurs affected bythe ongoing challenges.Needs Assessment and Project Identification: Conduct needs assessment to identify 30 small business with thegreatest need for support. Projects will be selected based on criteria such as poverty, affected by the results of the war on West Bank, potential impact, and alignment with humanitarian objectives.  The project will be supplying the small businesses/ income generating activities with equipment and machinery with average budget of 2,100 Euros, to address their urgent needs and support business continuity. This assistance aims to enable businesses to sustain, expand, diversify their offerings.  ESDC technical and admin staff will provide guidance and expertise tailored to the specific needs of each small business project. Offer technical assistance through conducting coaching , mentorship, and advisory support to help women business owners strengthen their business models, improve operational efficiency, and navigate challenges related to the current economic environment.  The project also will be contributing to one “society fund” , as seed money. This fund will be used as loans for entrepreneurs and small business development within the period of project implementation. Currently this fund is being developed by Oxfam and ESDC in Maithalon village in Jenin governorate.