IncubatorInnovaLab is an innovation and development laboratory that acts as a catalyst for socioeconomic progress in Guinea-Bissau and Africa through innovative solutions, programs, and strategic partnerships.

Ashesi Venture Incubator is a program under the NEXTi2i project, which focuses on training emerging entrepreneurs in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It is a collaboration between Ashesi University and MIT D-Lab, funded by USAID.
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Ashesi Venture Incubator was established to support entrepreneurs in Africa, particularly recent graduates and alumni of Ashesi University. The incubator aimed to validate and accelerate early-stage social ventures that align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It was part of the NEXTi2i initiative, a collaboration between Ashesi University and MIT D-Lab, funded by USAID.
The organization invests in early-stage startups and provides various services to entrepreneurs, including mentorship and funding opportunities. While it focuses on sectors relevant to the African market, specific sectors and geographies are not detailed.
The program offered curriculum, seed funding, co-working space, peer community, mentorship, business coaching, business-development sessions, support services, and financial stipends to its participants.
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