The programme will combine in-person and virtual elements. Key sessions like the bootcamp and final showcase may be held in person (potentially in Jakarta), while mentorship and workshops may take place online for flexibility and accessibility.
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Can more than one person from my business participate?
Yes, while at least one full-time Indonesian founder must be involved, other team members are welcome to join relevant sessions, especially where it supports your growth and collaboration.
What are the steps to apply?
Will accommodation and transportation for in-person activities be covered?
Yes, travel and accommodation expenses for required in-person activities will be fully covered by the programme.
How much time do I need to commit?
Participation requires a significant commitment of time. You’ll be expected to actively engage in workshops, mentor sessions, and complete tasks throughout the programme. Time requirements will vary each week depending on the programme phase and your business needs, but we recommend planning accordingly to ensure you can get the most out of this opportunity.
How long does the programme run, and what does the schedule look like?
The programme spans 12 months and includes key phases: Launchpad (onboarding and business diagnostics), Growth & Impact Hack (tailored support), and Show & Tell (final showcase). A detailed schedule will be provided once you are selected.
What kind of businesses fall under Inclusive Circularity?
We focus on businesses that promote the circular economy, those involved in recycling, upcycling, waste management, biodegradable materials, reusable packaging, or solutions that help prevent food waste. Beyond environmental impact, we also prioritize businesses that create social value: those that support fair and dignified work for waste collectors or ensure that communities benefit from sustainableContinue reading “What kind of businesses fall under Inclusive Circularity?”
What kind of businesses fall under Inclusive Nature-Based Solutions?
If you’re working with nature to drive both environmental and social outcomes, like regenerative agriculture or agroforestry, you’re likely a great fit. We support businesses that protect and restore ecosystems while also creating fair, lasting benefits for local communities, including improved livelihoods, food security, and economic resilience.
What counts as “impact for vulnerable communities”?
We’re looking for businesses that are either already creating meaningful opportunities for vulnerable groups–such as low-income communities, women, rural populations, or people affected by climate challenges–, or businesses that are committed to transitioning towards creating such impact. This can be through employment, inclusion in supply chains, or direct benefits from your products or services.
How is the support tailored to each business?
Each business will first go through an assessment to determine the specific needs for scaling and growth. Based on this, you’ll receive bespoke guidance from mentors and experts through one-on-one consultations, mentorship, and workshops in areas like impact measurement, financial planning, and market expansion.