P4G Partnerships

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MYCL is an Indonesian B-Corp certified startup turning agri-waste into high-quality vegan leather.

This is a business that’s all about sustainable growth that benefits local communities. This means:
🔸Running training programs for farmers to unlock new income streams and job opportunities
🔸 Establishing a local raw material hub to produce leather and soil enhancing products
🔸 Training local communities to support product development

Learn more about MYCL’s plans for market and product expansion: https://bit.ly/3OziuKb.

The MYCL – ASEIC partnership is an existing P4G Partnership accelerating food, water and energy transitions in countries. P4G Partnerships will top up the partnership’s grant funding and technical assistance to help it become investment ready.

🤝🏾Partners include: MYCL- Mycotech Lab, ASEM SMEs Eco-Innovation Center (ASEIC)

Climate startups are critical to achieving global climate goals, but in many emerging markets they face significant barriers to growth, investment and scale.

Our new technical perspective in partnership with World Resources Institute explores what it takes to build stronger climate startup ecosystems in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs). The piece highlights the importance of coordinated support across the startup journey – from early-stage grant funding and technical assistance to policy frameworks, investment readiness and stronger connections between entrepreneurs, investors, governments and ecosystem enablers.

As countries pursue economic growth, job creation and climate resilience, investing in climate entrepreneurship will be essential to unlocking local innovation and accelerating the transition to a low-carbon future.

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4eXbjph.

Climate startups have the potential to drive green growth, create jobs and accelerate climate action, but many face barriers to scaling in emerging markets. A new technical perspective explores how stronger ecosystems, smarter policies and targeted support can help climate entrepreneurs thrive. Read more: https://bit.ly/4eXbjph