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🎯 Take a shot at N1bn: Sterling Bank’s Green Innovation Challenge 2024 is calling on all clean tech, agri tech, and women-led game-changers

AdminBy AdminSeptember 29, 2024Updated:September 29, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Whether you’re launching a groundbreaking startup, growing an established SME, or leading a cooperative or social enterprise with a mission for good, Sterling Bank Nigeria is inviting you to apply to the Green Innovation Challenge (GIC) 2024 – to fuel your journey.

GIC is dedicated to providing access to funding for startups, MSMEs, SMEs, cooperatives, and social enterprises that are driving innovation and positive environmental change.

It is open to applicants in agriculture, clean tech and social enterprise, and is designed to connect them with the resources required to bring their ideas to life, scale operations, and make a lasting impact.

Applications close on October 20, 2024, at 2pm.

For details on eligibility criteria, click here.

To apply for the GIC 2024, click here.

For questions, clarification or more information, please send an email to gic@sterling.ng

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