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    You are at:Home»Africa»Tech Startups Can Now Apply for the UNICEF Innovation Fund
    UNICEF INNOVATION FUND

    Tech Startups Can Now Apply for the UNICEF Innovation Fund

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    By Oluwasegun Olukotun on February 16, 2018 Africa, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Fraud, Innovation, Internet of Things, Startups, Technology, Virtual Reality

    Do you have a start-up registered in one of UNICEF’s programme countries and have a working, open source prototype (or you are willing to make it open-source) showing promising results? The UNICEF Innovation Fund is looking for you.

    Application is open for the UNICEF Innovation Fund. The Fund is looking to make $50-90K equity-free investments to provide early stage (seed) finance to for-profit technology start-ups that have the potential to benefit humanity.

    UNICEF’s Innovation (Venture) Fund is a newly established, non-thematic, pooled fund which has been specifically designed to finance early stage, open-source technology that can benefit children.

    The core motivation of the Innovation Fund is to identify “clusters” or portfolios of initiatives around emerging technology – so that UNICEF can both shape markets and also learn about and guide these technologies to benefit children.

    The Fund invests in solutions that can impact the lives of the most vulnerable children.

    These solutions are clustered around $100 billion industries in frontier technology spaces, such as: blockchain, UAVs, virtual and augmented reality, 3D printing, machine learning, quantum computing, genetic engineering, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, nano-satellites, human dynamics and drones.

    Application closes on February 28, 2018 at 23:59  (GMT)

    Interested startups can apply here

     

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