New $1.6m Program to Support Entrepreneurs in Cameroon

TLDR
- The NOWEDIF Digital Entrepreneurship Program is now accepting applications for its FCFA1 billion (US$1.6 million) initiative
- It is aimed at empowering youth-led startups and scaling tech-enabled solutions to boost the digital economy in northwest Cameroon
- The program is seeking to identify up to 100 youth entrepreneurs passionate about digital solutions and 25 startups focused on tech-driven innovations
The NOWEDIF Digital Entrepreneurship Program is now accepting applications for its FCFA1 billion (US$1.6 million) initiative, aimed at empowering youth-led startups and scaling tech-enabled solutions to boost the digital economy in northwest Cameroon.
The program is seeking to identify up to 100 youth entrepreneurs passionate about digital solutions and 25 startups focused on tech-driven innovations to transform the region's economy.
Selected individuals and startups will benefit from a comprehensive training program on developing digital and AI-powered products, mentorship from industry experts, and direct access to regional, national, and global networks.
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Key Takeaways
Startups will also receive equity funding ranging from US$10,000 to US$100,000, helping to scale their impactful solutions. This program presents a unique opportunity for young entrepreneurs to drive change and contribute to solving critical challenges in the region. Applications are open until March 27. Interested applicants can apply here.






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