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Project Zero is a non-profit initiative of the Synergy Foundation that promotes circular economy concepts in British Columbia. It supports early-stage startups through an incubator program focused on resource efficiency and sustainability.
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Project Zero is an initiative of the non-profit Synergy Foundation, founded in 2019 and based in British Columbia, Canada. The organization focuses on implementing circular economy concepts to promote resource efficiency, economic opportunity, and social equity.
Project Zero invests in and supports businesses that are advancing the circular economy. Their focus areas include waste-to-resource initiatives, product life extension, sharing economy models, and clean technology. They provide services such as business incubation, acceleration, workshops, and consulting, primarily targeting entrepreneurs and businesses in British Columbia.
Project Zero offers a six-month, free business incubator program that provides entrepreneurial skills, circular economy expertise, ongoing mentorship, expert-led sessions, coaching, and access to a network of organizations and leaders.
Q: What is the duration of the incubator program? A: The incubator program lasts for six months. Q: Is there a cost to participate in the incubator? A: No, the program is free for participants. Q: When is the application period? A: Applications open from April 21 to June 19 annually.
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