Grant in ASIA, SE-ASIA and 4 more: Nexa Billion: A collaboration co-led by a Canadian global health grants agency and a health-focused scale-up partner to finance the scale-up of…
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- Start-ups, SMEs, non-profits and 4 more · Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia and 3 more
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This call is open to startups, small and medium-sized businesses and non-profits and 4 others, at prototype and pilot stage and scale-up and mature. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Asia, Se-Asia and South-Asia and 3 others.
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This grant finances the scale-up of transformational technologies that address climate and health challenges simultaneously across Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Africa. It targets innovations at the nexus of climate and health, supporting organizations ready to scale proven solutions in these regions.
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A collaboration co-led by the funder and BillionScale Health to finance the scale-up of transformational technologies at the nexus of climate and health in Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Africa.
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- Who can apply for Grant in ASIA, SE-ASIA and 4 more: Nexa Billion: A collaboration co-led by a Canadian global health grants agency and a health-focused scale-up partner to finance the scale-up of…?
- Eligibility covers start-ups, SMEs, non-profits, social enterprises, universities, research institutions and consortia in Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Oceania, Latin America and Africa. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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Climate and health funding covers the health effects of heat, air pollution, disease shifts and extreme weather, along with health systems that can withstand them. Research councils, global health funders and development agencies are the usual sources. Applicants are typically expected to combine health and climate expertise and to work with public health partners.
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