The leading accelerator that supports entrepreneurs in a variety of industries, Innovate47, based in Pakistan, has announced that its flagship Climate Action Accelerator program will now include founders from South Africa, Malawi, Kenya, Ghana, and Nigeria.
An international entrepreneur support organization (ESO) called Innovate47 is committed to empowering business owners and encouraging innovation. Through its flagship Climate Action Accelerator, founders addressing sustainability and climate issues can access the networks, resources, and knowledge necessary to turn ideas into scalable, effective solutions.
Now operating in Africa, this accelerator acts as a gathering place for driven entrepreneurs striving to develop scalable, significant solutions that support a sustainable future.
“Expanding Innovate47 into Africa represents an exciting step forward in building a truly collaborative, global ecosystem of changemakers,” said Umair Sheikh, founder of Innovate47. “The entrepreneurial talent across Africa is extraordinary, and by connecting these innovators with the right resources, networks, and mentorship, we aim to accelerate the development of groundbreaking solutions to the climate crisis. Innovate47 is committed to breaking barriers, fostering cross-border collaboration, and creating a platform where impactful ideas thrive and scale.”
Early-stage and growth-stage startups make up the second cohort of the Climate Action Accelerator. Participants gain access to global mentors, investors, and industry experts as well as interactive workshops and customized one-on-one mentorship over the course of three months.
