Village Capital Fintech Africa Program 2016 Fintech Entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Village Capital Fintech Africa Program 2016 Fintech Entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Description : The Village Capital, The MasterCard Foundation, and the DOEN Foundation are seeking to identify and support the next generation of fintech entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa. These entrepreneurs are innovating in financial technology to increase financial health and improve livelihoods for low-income populations. Examples of this type of initiative include:
Increasing the access, relevance, and affordability of savings, credit, payments, and insurance products through leveraging data analytics, blockchain technology, and digital identity verification; Increasing efficiency in supply chains and distribution channels across sectors through better market access, increased price transparency, increased connections to new suppliers, and access to other decision-driving market information; and/or
Enhancing livelihoods of low-income small business owners through tools for value-chain tracking, smart logistics, business insurance, working-capital loans, and financial management tools to better handle risk and volatility.
Program Dates:
Workshop 1: December 6-9
Workshop 2: January 24-27
Workshop 3: February 21-24
Application Procedure:
Applications close September 20th.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and those that apply earlier will have greater chances of being selected.
For More Information:
Click here to applyClick Here
Description : The Village Capital, The MasterCard Foundation, and the DOEN Foundation are seeking to identify and support the next generation of fintech entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa. These entrepreneurs are innovating in financial technology to increase financial health and improve livelihoods for low-income populations. Examples of this type of initiative include:
Increasing the access, relevance, and affordability of savings, credit, payments, and insurance products through leveraging data analytics, blockchain technology, and digital identity verification; Increasing efficiency in supply chains and distribution channels across sectors through better market access, increased price transparency, increased connections to new suppliers, and access to other decision-driving market information; and/or
Enhancing livelihoods of low-income small business owners through tools for value-chain tracking, smart logistics, business insurance, working-capital loans, and financial management tools to better handle risk and volatility.
Program Dates:
Workshop 1: December 6-9
Workshop 2: January 24-27
Workshop 3: February 21-24
Application Procedure:
Applications close September 20th.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and those that apply earlier will have greater chances of being selected.
For More Information:
Click here to applyClick Here
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