Sustainable Growth Strategy Grant
In context
This call is open to startups, small and medium-sized businesses and social enterprises and 1 other, at seed stage, Series A and Series B and growth stage. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Latin America and any country.
500 LatAm funds sustainable innovation and growth across ecosystem enablers in 80+ countries, supporting entrepreneurs and organizations advancing sustainability. The programme targets early-stage to growth-stage ventures globally with a focus on Latin America and emerging markets.
About this grant
This grant supports ecosystem enablers and infrastructure organisations that facilitate sustainable innovation and startup development across Latin America and globally. Eligible applicants include startups, small and medium-sized enterprises, nonprofits and social enterprises working in climate-fintech, from idea and research stage through to Series A. Applicants must demonstrate a focus on sustainable innovation and growth, with operations or impact spanning 80 or more countries, primarily in Latin America. The programme emphasises participation within communities of entrepreneurs, investors, mentors and operators. Grant funding is available through the call to organisations that enable and support startup ecosystems rather than those operating as direct startup ventures themselves.
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Key requirements
- ✓Focus on sustainable innovation and growth
- ✓Operates across 80+ countries with emphasis on Latin America
- ✓Targets ecosystem enablers and scalable business models
- ✓Alignment with 500 Global's sustainability investment thesis
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Sustainable Growth Strategy?
- Eligibility covers organisations in LATAM, GLOBAL; startup, sme, social-enterprise, nonprofit.
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Circular economy funding supports reuse, repair, remanufacturing, product redesign and secondary materials markets. Grants tend to back pilots with businesses and local authorities, while tenders buy collection, sorting and recovery services. Applicants are usually asked to show the material flows involved and who will buy the recovered output.
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