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Grameena Incubation Center

Grameena Incubation Center is a rural-based incubator in India focused on fostering rural innovation and entrepreneurship to create sustainable circular economies in rural areas.

Recorded stages
Pre Seed, Seed, Accelerator
Recorded regions
India, Asia

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Overview

Grameena Incubation Center (GIC) is an India-based rural startup incubator dedicated to fostering rural innovation and entrepreneurship. Established in 2019, GIC aims to create sustainable livelihoods in rural India by supporting startups in sectors such as agriculture, education, handlooms, finance, and market connections. The organization is backed by the Bhagavatula Charitable Trust and is recognized by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology as a Centre of Excellence.

Focus

GIC invests in and supports rural entrepreneurship, providing essential resources and guidance to help individuals in rural areas establish and grow their businesses. The incubator focuses on creating rural startups that contribute to the rural economy and improve livelihoods.

Support

GIC offers mentorship, community outreach, access to rural markets, and physical incubation space in Haripuram, Anakapalli District, Andhra Pradesh. The incubator supports startups from ideation to growth stage, providing funding and guidance throughout the process.

Questions

What is the application process?

Interested startups can apply through the application form available on the GIC website.

What sectors does GIC focus on?

GIC supports startups in agriculture, education, handlooms, finance, and rural livelihoods.

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