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Apply Now: $100,000 Grants for Your Climate Technology Solution

By Wayan Vota on November 6, 2023

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Climate change is a key driver of many of the changes occurring at the global and local level, across every economy, sector, supply chain, and industry. However, climate change is also creating unforeseen opportunities.

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Evolving consumer preferences, technological developments, and new legislation are leading to the creation of new solutions, product categories, and market opportunities. For example, the costs of renewable energy technologies are decreasing while consumer preference for sustainable and transparent corporate practices is increasing.

$100,000 Climate Technology Grants

The Climate Tech Facility is looking for organizations operating in Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and Latin and Central America that apply cutting-edge technology to build innovative solutions for climate resilience for underserved populations.

The Climate Tech Facility will provide equity-free grants of up to $100,000 to eligible partners. In addition to capital, the Venture Lab will also provide mentorship, impact measurement advisory, access to partnership opportunities, knowledge exchange, and brand exposure.

Successful proposals will focus on:

  • Adaptive Agriculture & Food Systems
  • Inclusive Fintech
  • Climate-Smart Technologies

Be sure your proposal explains the technological solution itself and its impact on underserved populations in emerging markets and the viability and sustainability of the model. Best if it has a business case with a clear value proposition, positive unit economics and the pathway to scale.

Apply Now! Deadline is November 15, 2023

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Wayan Vota co-founded ICTworks. He also co-founded Technology Salon, MERL Tech, ICTforAg, ICT4Djobs, ICT4Drinks, JadedAid, Kurante, OLPC News and a few other things. Opinions expressed here are his own and do not reflect the position of his employer, any of its entities, or any ICTWorks sponsor.
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19 Comments to “Apply Now: $100,000 Grants for Your Climate Technology Solution”

  1. Sammy Kagoiyo Njeru says:

    I am the Director General and MD of GAPS 365 COMPANY established in 2020. It operates in Mt Kenya region but intends to spread its services to Eastern, Western, Coast, Rift valley and lastly North Eastern regions of Kenya. The company’s area of jurisdiction is in Eco-friendly environment, Public Health and Clinical medicine, and sociocultural developments. We already run a medical clinic in Kerugoya town to help reduce morbidity and mortality, give talks in churches, schools, public places, social gatherings and market places in all the abovementioned areas. My team comprises of more than 50 affiliated partners of different professions.
    I am a lecturer in Kirinyaga university and a part time lecturer in Uzi ma university in KISUMU county. I hold a PhD but awaiting re-defense after corrections, Master of Public Health and Epidemiology, Bsc degree in Clinical medicine, Bsc degree in Health systems development, PGD in Community health among others. I have more than 30 years of service in my practice and profession, and I believe that causes of ill health is an I’ll environment. That’s why I formed this organization to tackle the injustices meted on the environment in all places in Kenya. With your support and funding my organization and I shall transform Kenya to be a green country under the sun. This shall reduce morbidity and mortality by 20% in 20 years from now. My estimated budget for human resources, materials, finance and time is estimated at Ksh 400,000,000 per year. So in 20 years GAPS 360 shall close the gaps in reducing diseases and deaths, and improve on the climatic change for the better. Thanks

  2. Saumu Saidi says:

    Would like to apply for a job

  3. Obateru olubukola Catherine says:

    Great work saumu said .would like to know you more

  4. Obateru olubukola Catherine says:

    Great work sammy.would like to know you more and what you do

  5. Daniel Mutuku says:

    Very good work getting deep into tech and integrating environment solution in it

  6. Moses wekesa mbuku says:

    Good work, keep on.
    Willing to work with you. Am a high school teacher in Agric and Bio. I did Agricultural Education and Extension.

  7. John Gichuru says:

    This is great Team.

  8. John Gichuru says:

    Willing to join in the pool of the best of the best. I Co-own Silopack Solutions ltd – Affiliated to Kenyatta University, Chandaria Business Innovation and Incubation Centre (CBIIC) – working to innovate around finding green energy powered dairy feed preservation techniques at the grassroots semi-arid, smallholder catchment areas.

  9. Ismail Abubakar Ajingi says:

    Good work’ keep up on.
    Willing to work with u. I am a high school teacher ;special education/English I did special education extension

  10. ÓMOYAJOWO BAMISAIYE JOHN says:

    AGRIBUSINESS FROM LAND ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT TO CROP PRODUCTION (ORGANIC) PROCESSING, CONSERVATION, MARKETING AND CAPACITY BUILDING,. MARKET RESEARCH AND EXTENSION VAST KNOWLEDGE ABOUT TROPICAL AGRICULTURE AND VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPER FOR AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES RESEARCH AND PROMOTER OF INDIGENOUS VARIETY OF CROPS.EXCHANGE OF AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING BASED IN EKITI STATE OF NIGERIA AND CAPABLE OF NETWORKING AND COALATING WITH PEERS IN THE AGRIBUSINESS OVER A HALF CENTURY IN AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES KEENLY INTERESTED IN FINDING SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE , CONTROL AND OFFERING OF SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

  11. Abdulrahaman Azeez says:

    I was interested on the grant if possible to establish business that can employ large number of peoples to reduce unemployment in the country here

  12. Lawal Usman Hassan says:

    Is a good effort that will save the lives of millions indigenous people of Africa, nice to get myself here. I will be happy to get the grant to initiate Agriculture in semi Arid region of Nigeria and involve youth. This could be and end to crimes and other atrocities among youths in the ecological region.

  13. Nuhu Aliyu Danraka says:

    I’m interested on the Grant if possible to establish a business that I can employ large number of people to reduce unemployment in my country Nigeria

  14. Andrew Adeck Omuse says:

    I am very much focused on food security and livelihood which involves more women as they the creat basket for the family and provision of employment as a motivational for more productive and ecosystem protection for climate change.

  15. Silvia suyi says:

    Please kindly assist on how to apply for the grants.

  16. Haruna Sani says:

    Thank you I was excited to see this infact climate change affect most of the crops grown by our villagers I want to conduct a research on effects of climate change on most of the cereals grown in my locality am a lecturer in federal college of education kontagora Niger state

  17. Ruth Akoth says:

    Would like to have partnership with you. I am the director of forgotten voices foundation based in Kenya Migori county that operates to advocate for women rights and protect girls against harmful practices

  18. Ceciliah Ngugi says:

    I Dr. Ceciliah N. Ngugi hold a Diploma in Management public relations Option from Kenya Institute of Management, Kenya, a BSc in Agricultural Education and Extension (AGED) from Egerton University, Kenya, and an MSc in Biotechnology from Kenyatta University, Kenya. I also have a Ph.D. in Microbiology from the University of Nairobi, Kenya, and have done several short courses in various fields.
    Dr.Ceciliah N. Ngugi is a Chief Research Scientist in Crop Protection at Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), Horticulture Research Institute-Thika, Kenya. She was employed in the organisation as Research Officer 1 and has risen to the current position through enthusiasm and hard work.
    Before her current employer and position, she worked as a graduate teacher in different public secondary schools in Kenya. In KALRO she is in charge of developing and disseminating crop health technologies through public-private partnerships for increased Agribusiness among small-scale holder horticulture farmers in Kenya. She has won grants through proposal writing and implemented various research projects along the agricultural product value chains (APVC) (Banana, exotic, and indigenous vegetables). During her work, she trained small-scale farmers mainly women and youth on crop health technologies. She facilitated the formation of farmer groups, established produce aggregation centers, and linked farmers to various markets for improved agribusiness and livelihood. Together with others she has published in refereed journals as the lead author, presented at various scientific conferences, and participated in local and international workshops.
    I am available for crop research collaboration and training

  19. Respect all
    We’re an Indian NGO. So, we applying funding?