There are many risks been taking, on a daily basis, considering the eco-system. We have done so little for the environment, on the good side, and so much on the bad side of things. It is now our responsibility to make sure that we are going to fix the damage that we have caused.
It is the IED’s aim to promote an eco-friendly startup eco-system through conducting a mild economic growth research. Advancing environmental impact technology companies are heavily influenced by the growing startup scene. There are now many entrepreneurs that have both the experience as well as the temperament to launch their own successful ventures.
The IED aims to unite startups, incubators, accelerators public and private sectors in order to implement all the appropriate measures due to the risk of desertification. The economic effects on the phenomenon of the rise of the sea level in coastal areas will, at the same time, be investigated. This will allow the proposal and creation of a toolkit of policies towards battling the phenomenon.
The idea proposes the following activities that will help the implementation process run smoothly and successfully. These activities are the following:
Establishment of a central hub designed to educate, inspire and prepare startup communities for the eco-friendly ecosystem. Although capital is a catalyst for growth, a sustainable startup ecosystem requires more than investor interest. Large enterprises can play a critical role in nurturing the startup ecosystem by partnering in product development and funding mentoring programs. Collaboration among universities and government agencies can provide growing startups with a competitive edge.
The ecosystem will be based on;
- a collaborative innovation network, which consists of large enterprises, academic institutions and startups working together.
- a business environment that is conducive to growth, which helps entrepreneurs quickly and easily set up, operate, and close a startup, as well as provides fiscal incentives designed to accelerate startup growth
- the right talent, which consist of highly educated and competitively priced talent with specialized skills that are aligned with current market needs.
- sustainable funding, which is continuous access to capital that enables startups to grow and succeed over the long term.
In order for this idea to be implemented the IED needs a strong consortium of partners that will be able to take part in the Horizon 2020 project. If you are interested in implementing this idea with us, or if you want to use it for your own Horizon 2020 proposal then contact us today. Strong proposals demand strong partners.
