UNICEF Innovation Fund
Overview
UNICEF Innovation Fund is a pooled funding vehicle to quickly assess, fund and grow open-source solutions.
Investment Focus
- Open-source technology solutions
- Potential to benefit children
- Working prototype
- Registered in UNICEF programme country
- Equity-free funding
- Mentorship
- Technical assistance
- Scalability
- Social impact
- Diverse founders
- Innovative solutions
- Global applicability
- Sustainable development
- Positive social impact
- Technology-driven solutions
- Emerging markets
- Vulnerable children
- Community engagement
- Digital inclusion
- Access to technology
Portfolio Companies
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Frequently asked questions about UNICEF Innovation Fund
What sectors does UNICEF Innovation Fund invest in?
UNICEF Innovation Fund invests in Technology, Healthcare, Education, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and Quantum Computing, and is based in United States. UNICEF Innovation Fund is listed as a venture capital in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does UNICEF Innovation Fund invest at?
UNICEF Innovation Fund backs companies at Seed, Early Stage and Growth, writing cheques of 50K - 400K.
Which regions does UNICEF Innovation Fund invest in?
UNICEF Innovation Fund invests across United States, China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan and Jordan.
What companies has UNICEF Innovation Fund invested in?
UNICEF Innovation Fund's portfolio includes Tilli, Afinidata, Credo Gansou, Yasir Arafat, Kavindya Thennakoon, Andreana Castellanos and José Sierra Castillo.
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