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What does entrepreneurship have to do with inclusion?

At SINGA, we see entrepreneurship as more than starting businesses. It is a way for newcomers to build economic autonomy, create jobs, contribute to local economies and reshape perceptions of migration. This understanding is at the heart of our work across our network, active in 7 countries 🌏

🎉 Last week, our colleagues at SINGA Germany celebrated this vision through the Rheinpreneur Newcomer Award 2026, recognising entrepreneurs who are turning lived experience into solutions for society.

Congratulations to this year’s winners:
🏆 by Malay Sourav, developing digital learning support tools for students with dyslexia, hearing impairments, or for whom German is a second language.
🏆 Famville by Alena Giwojna, helping families connect through an app to local communities and activities.
🏆 by Sharik Ahamed, an AI-powered digital onboarding companion for students and newcomers moving to Germany.

Silytics, by Malay Sourav, using AI to improve quality control in manufacturing.
🏆 Famville, by Alena Giwojna, helping families connect through local communities and activities.
🏆 1buddy, by Sharik Ahamed, making it easier for newcomers to access trusted information and services.

👀 Across the SINGA network, we have learned that supporting entrepreneurs also means strengthening confidence, expanding professional networks, reducing isolation and creating more inclusive local economies.

Congratulations to the SINGA Germany team, the finalists, partners and everyone who contributed to making this edition a success 👏 TARGOBANK