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IKIGAI is an accelerator based in Italy that supports startups and social projects through funding and mentorship. They provide pre-acceleration and acceleration programs, offering up to €30,000 in funding.
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IKIGAI is an Italian startup and entrepreneurship hub based in Siena and Prato. Founded in 2018, it runs an accelerator and pre-accelerator for startup teams, along with programs for under-36 talent, social-impact projects, and schools. IKIGAI aims to support teams from validation to traction and investor readiness, providing up to €30,000 in funding across its programs.
IKIGAI invests in startups and social projects through various programs, offering pre-acceleration and acceleration paths. They provide funding up to €30,000 for startups and scholarships up to €6,000 for individuals. Their initiatives include a Summer Camp for aspiring entrepreneurs and programs for high school students to develop skills and project ideas.
IKIGAI offers mentorship, funding, legal and financial support, coworking access, and a structured selection process to help startups achieve validation and market readiness.
Q: What is the funding amount available? A: Up to €30,000 for startups. Q: How long is the accelerator program? A: The program lasts 14 weeks. Q: How can I apply? A: Applications can be submitted through the F6S platform.
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