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Village Capital has announced its latest investments worth USD 150,000 in two innovative women-led startups, Rhea Soil Health Management (Rhea) and Regxta, through Standard Chartered’s Women in Tech Financing Facility, created to support alumni of Standard Chartered’s Futuremakers program.

Village Capital, in collaboration with Standard Chartered US, is excited to announce the launch of the US Women in Tech Accelerator, a new three-year transformative initiative aimed at addressing systemic inequities in funding and support for women-identifying startup founders.

Village Capital has announced the selection of five standout Ecosystem Builders to continue in the next phase of its Empowering Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Africa program.

Village Capital announces that the 15 women-led startups participating in the Autumn 2024 cohort of the Visa Foundation-backed Greentech Europe program will receive a total of USD 130K in equity-free grants to advance their impactful climate solutions.

Sage Impact Entrepreneurship is a three-year initiative dedicated to accelerating the growth of 165 innovative startups that address the most pressing social and environmental challenges of our time, across Southern Europe, the UK, and the US. The initiative will focus on fostering a community of visionary leaders who can drive systemic change through innovation and collaboration.

The accelerator program is designed to scale climate-focused startups leveraging usage-based and dynamic pricing models to increase access to sustainable services and solutions.

The accelerator program will equip startups from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico with networks and funding to address critical healthcare challenges

O programa de aceleração equipará startups da Argentina, Brasil, Colômbia e México com conexões e financiamento para enfrentar desafios críticos de saúde na América Latina

El programa de aceleración equipará a startups de Argentina, Brasil, Colombia y México con conexiones y financiamiento para abordar desafíos críticos de atención médica en Latinoamérica