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Grand Challenge for ClimateTech Innovation For Startups Innovating India’s Net Zero Ambition

Challenge for ClimateTech Innovation The Volt PostAvaana Climate & Sustainability Fund with Startup India unveils the ‘Grand Challenge for ClimateTech Innovation’.
‘Grand Challenge for ClimateTech Innovation’ aims to identify and support entrepreneurs building world-class solutions, to aid India and the entire world, in transitioning to net zero.
Hence, entrepreneurs are invited to apply for the challenge with their innovative ideas in seven key themes: Energy Transition and Mobility, Sustainable Food and Agriculture Systems, Industrial Decarbonisation and Built, Circular Economy, Climate Finance, Carbon Capture, Removal and Storage, and lastly Climate Data & Reporting.
Speaking about this initiative, Aastha Grover, Vice President, Startup India said “In the era of a global shift towards sustainability and clean technologies, initiatives like the ClimateTech Innovation program provide an ideal platform for emerging entrepreneurs and startups to display their innovative solutions. These startups are envisioned as pioneers, ready to assume leadership roles in groundbreaking technologies aimed at effectively addressing environmental challenges. We hope that startups embrace this opportunity and leverage it to make a meaningful difference.”
“The Grand Challenge for ClimateTech Innovation represents our dedication to supporting visionary startups driving impactful climate solutions”, said Anjali Bansal, Founding Partner, Avaana Capital. “It is aligned with building from India, for India and for the world.”
Startups with DPIIT registration are only eligible to apply. Winners will not only receive monetary prizes but will also gain access to mentorship from industry leaders and exposure to opportunities with influential stakeholders. The jury, responsible for shortlisting applications, will be composed of esteemed professionals across the ecosystem. This distinguished panel will include sustainability champion corporates, research think tanks, academic institutions, and other key players, ensuring a comprehensive and insightful evaluation process.
Applications for the ‘Grand Challenge for ClimateTech Innovation’ are open until 30th December 2023. Interested enterprises can apply by filling out this form.
This challenge provides an ideal avenue for the ClimateTech industry to come together and shape the course to a net-zero transition. Other organizations who have come on board to partner for this initiative include NITI Aayog and Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), The Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP), Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) India Foundation, Nestle, and Tata Power, among others.

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