Rapidly Find Innovative Solutions to AgriFood Challenges in Nigeria
We are looking for large Nigeria-based companies from the AgriFood Sector wanting to find rapid innovative solutions to their industry challenges. Deadline to apply EXTENDED to 31st March 2022.
KTN Global Alliance Africa is a UK-funded 6-year project that aims to promote job creation, inclusive growth and poverty reduction through knowledge transfer, skills building and opportunities to support businesses and innovations that can deliver scalable impact.
We are looking for large* Nigeria-based companies from the AgriFood Sector wanting to find rapid innovative solutions to their industry challenges. Deadline to apply: 31st March 2022 (note extended deadline!).
Get in touch if you are:
- A *large Nigeria-based, Nigeria registered company working in the AgriFood sector with an annual turnover of over NGN 100 million and/or a workforce size of over 50 employees
- You have a concrete industry challenge that would benefit from cross-sector solutions
We will help you to define your challenge, translate it into a technical problem statement, launch it for public competition and, through a selection process, find the best solution out there!
Download the AgriFood Africa iX Challenge brochure here, or contact us directly for more information:
– Sophie West, Regional Lead Africa – KTN Global Alliance Africa: sophie.west@iuk.ktn-uk.org
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Global Alliance Africa
Launched in 2019, Innovate UK Global Alliance Africa is an UK International Development initiative, funded by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). The programme aims to build stronger equitable UK-African partnerships to maximise the creation of inclusive market access, funding and investment opportunities, and collaborative innovation between the UK, Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya.