Invitation extended for African agricultural and food-related startups to compete for a prize of $1 Million in the THRIVE Global Impact Challenge
The THRIVE Global Impact Summit is set to host the announcement of the overall winner of the THRIVE Global Impact Challenge, a global initiative aimed at identifying innovative enterprises in agriculture. This challenge, founded by Arianna Huffington, is focused on helping fund the transition towards a net-zero agricultural future.
The application deadline for this challenge is fast approaching, with submissions closing on July 12. If your agri-startup is based in Africa, you are encouraged to apply or seek more information by visiting the official website.
Finalists of the challenge will have the opportunity to pitch live at the THRIVE Global Impact Summit, which will take place in Silicon Valley on November 7. The presentations by these finalists will be a highlight of the event, showcasing the most promising and impactful solutions for a sustainable agricultural future.
The winners of the THRIVE Global Impact Challenge will not only receive the acclaim of being the best in their field but also tangible benefits. The winning company will be offered a place in THRIVE's Global Accelerator Programme, providing valuable resources and networking opportunities. Additionally, the winning company will receive the THRIVE Global Impact Challenge Award, further boosting their credibility and visibility.
But the benefits do not stop there. The winning company will also receive investment up to USD 1 million, a significant boost for any startup. To sweeten the deal, two complimentary tickets are provided for the THRIVE Global Impact Summit and pre-summit networking reception, offering the winners the chance to connect with industry leaders and potential investors.
The THRIVE Global Impact Challenge focuses on five primary themes essential for the transition to a net-zero future for agriculture. These themes include regenerative agriculture, precision agriculture, alternative proteins, agri-food waste solutions, and innovative financing models. By focusing on these areas, the challenge aims to support startups that are making a real difference in the world of agriculture.
So, if you have a solution that could help shape the future of agriculture, don't miss out on this opportunity. Apply for the THRIVE Global Impact Challenge today and take a step closer to making a real impact on the world.
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