IncubatorMSI Mauritius Start up Incubator is a startup studio that collaborates with entrepreneurs to develop innovative companies in Mauritius. It also assists foreign businesses in establishing a presence on the island.

Circular Economy Transition (CET) is a Swiss initiative promoting a circular economy through an incubator that supports early-stage startups across various Swiss cities. The program focuses on innovative solutions emphasizing material efficiency and social equity.
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Circular Economy Transition (CET) is an organization focused on promoting and facilitating the transition to a circular economy in Switzerland. Founded in 2018, CET supports startups and initiatives that contribute to sustainable practices and resource efficiency. Operating from Geneva, CET also extends its support across multiple Swiss cities including Basel, Lausanne, and Zurich.
CET invests in and supports startups developing solutions for the circular economy, focusing on sectors such as fashion, consumer goods, food, farming, smart cities, and industry. The Circular Economy Incubator helps startups develop their minimum viable products (MVPs) and validate their business models.
CET offers a 12-week incubator program with zero equity and fees, providing startups with mentorship, access to advisors, impact investors, and a supportive community to develop their MVPs and business models.
Q: What is the Circular Economy Incubator? A: It is a 12-week program supporting startups in developing their MVPs. Q: Is there an equity stake? A: No, CET has a zero equity and fees policy.
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