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Startups interested in deep tech, hardware, and advanced technologies will be supported through the Timbuktoo HealthTech Startup Accelerator, which is focused on key areas such as AI-driven diagnostics, locally manufactured medical devices, and biotechnology designed to address the health needs of Africa.
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To be eligible for the program
- The program is open to founders of startups who are nationals of African countries.
- The startup must be registered and operating in Africa.
- The startups must have been operational for at least one year.
- The startup must be able to address development challenges.
- The solution must be technology-based.
- The startup must have a regulated Minimum Viable Solution (MVS) (and licensed if necessary).
- The startup must have an existing corporate governance system and accountability.
- Only citizens of African Union member states can apply for the program.
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The benefits of the program include
- Participating brands will become members of the pioneer cohort of the Timbuktoo HealthTech Hub and the entire Timbuktoo ecosystem.
- Mentorship from leading experts and seasoned entrepreneurs.
- Opportunity to gain equity-free funding of up to $100,000 USD.
- It is an opportunity to network with potential partners, collaborators, and customers.
- It provides access to a network of investors.
- Participants are provided with resources and support to accelerate growth and impact.
- Participants will gain access to networks and agencies within the larger UN systems.
- Participants will also gain access to networks and resources within the AFCTA system.
- It is an opportunity to impact and shape a pan-African HealthTech evolution.
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