Introduction
The African Centre for a Green Economy’s Green Innovation Hub (GiH) has announced the opening of applications for its Just Transition Innovation Programme (JTIP). This initiative seeks pioneering green businesses that are set to lead Africa's climate action and transition towards a low-carbon economy.
Fostering Green Businesses
The Just Transition Innovation Programme is meticulously designed to bolster green businesses by offering comprehensive business development training, personalized coaching sessions, and increased industry exposure. This support aims to help entrepreneurs expand their operations and impact.
Empowering Entrepreneurs
The primary objective of JTIP is to equip entrepreneurs with the necessary tools to scale their businesses, generate employment opportunities, and support nations in meeting their climate change adaptation and mitigation commitments. The programme emphasizes cooperation and networking, enabling entrepreneurs to explore markets beyond their immediate regions and connect with potential investors and key industry players.
Comprehensive Training and Support
Entrepreneurs participating in the programme will have the invaluable opportunity to refine their business strategies, gain mentorship and financial support, and elevate their enterprises to achieve a broader and more profound impact.
Tailored Coaching Sessions
Participants will benefit from tailored coaching sessions that address their specific business needs and challenges, providing them with practical guidance and insights to navigate the green economy landscape.
Industry Exposure and Networking
Increased industry exposure and networking opportunities will be a significant advantage for participants. By connecting with potential investors and key industry players, entrepreneurs can expand their market reach and build strategic partnerships.
Application Process
Entrepreneurs interested in joining the Just Transition Innovation Programme can apply here until July 31. The application process is straightforward, aiming to identify the most promising green businesses ready to drive climate action and economic growth in Africa.
