- Greentech Africa 2025 is an investment-readiness accelerator designed to support innovative startups across Africa.
- Startups focused on improving agricultural productivity through technology.
- The startup must be a for-profit entity legally registered and operating.
- Startups are encouraged to apply now to join the 2025 cohort.
Greentech Africa 2025 is an investment-readiness accelerator designed to support innovative startups across Africa that are advancing sustainable development. The program will provide mentorship, resources, and strategic support to 10-15 startups from Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa focused on creating solutions for Africa’s most urgent sustainability challenges.
Greentech Africa 2025 is dedicated to accelerating the growth of startups that can make a significant positive impact on the region’s environmental and economic development.
Types of Startups Sought:
Agtech and Food Security: Startups focused on improving agricultural productivity through technology.
Biodiversity Protection: Startups working on sustainable land, water, air, and wildlife management solutions.
Circular and Regenerative Economy: Startups innovating to minimize waste, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Cleantech: Startups creating resource-saving technologies to reduce reliance on non-renewable resources.
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Climate Innovation and Adaptation: Startups focused on building resilience and adaptation strategies for climate change.
Timeline:
Program Duration: The program runs for a defined period, offering support and mentorship throughout its lifecycle.
Application Period: Startups are encouraged to apply now to join the 2025 cohort.
Eligibility Requirements:
Legal Incorporation: The startup must be a for-profit entity legally registered and operating in one of the following countries: Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, or South Africa.
Innovative Tech Solution: The startup should be developing a market-based tech solution that addresses one or more of the following sustainability challenges:
- Agtech and Food Security
- Biodiversity Protection
- Circular and Regenerative Economy
- Cleantech
- Climate Innovation and Adaptation
- Minimum Viable Product (MVP): The startup must have an MVP and demonstrate customer or business validation (e.g., successful pilot studies, user base, or strategic partnerships).
Funding Stage: The startup should have raised less than USD 1M in equity funding.
Eligible Countries
Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa
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