You can also help entrepreneurs directly with funding and with your expertise. Sustainable Technology for Africa and the OVO Acceleration Fund are the the levers.
Would you like to cooperate with OVO to stimulate entrepreneurship in countries where it isn’t that much in evidence? You can do so as a volunteer, as a business and as an ambassador.
More than double your turnover in four years and employ seven times as many employees. You just have to do it. EA Fruits was able to count on financing via OVO in 2015, much needed to get the business going. Perseverance and passion for the profession did the rest.
In 2019, OVO supported entrepreneurship in developing countries more than ever. With thanks to our volunteers, sponsors and (core) members. We collected our specific impact in our annual report. Here we would like to share some key figures.
The combination of financing and coaching of starting entrepreneurs. This is what distinguishes OVO from other organizations that want to stimulate economic development in Africa. This vision is best expressed in the SusTech4Africa competition.
Flemish companies, not-for-profit organizations, higher education institutions and local authorities committed to sustainable procurement or management of ICT equipment can register for the Fair ICT Awards until 14 November 2020.
Dealing creatively with challenges is second nature to entrepreneurs. But how do African entrepreneurs deal with a global crisis such as the corona epidemic? We asked CropTech, a Rwanda based manufacturer of solar-powered drying systems.
Dealing creatively with challenges is second nature to entrepreneurs. But how do African entrepreneurs deal with a global crisis such as the corona epidemic? We asked Akaboxi, a Ugandan company that a company that develops software that allows local farmers to save money safely.
Dealing creatively with challenges is second nature to entrepreneurs. But how do African entrepreneurs deal with a global crisis such as the corona epidemic? We asked Innovex, a Ugandan company that uses solar energy via IoT, Internet or Things.
Dealing creatively with challenges is second nature to entrepreneurs. But how do African entrepreneurs deal with a global crisis such as the corona epidemic? We asked Trautbuck Energy, a renewable energy start-up based in Kampala.
Entrepreneurs for Entrepreneurs (OVO) can look back on a successful first edition of the OVO Business Club Africa. The more than 100 attendees could really enjoy the pitches of the 10 African entrepreneurs - supported by OVO. This event took place on Monday 9th March 2020 at Roularta Media Group in Zellik.