Demo Day #FOod Africa Accelerator
Agritech start-ups in Africa are changing the landscape of food supply – and in Kenya, many of them are run by women and young entrepreneurs. Make-IT in Africa supported Strathmore University and Pangea Accelerator to provide grants to 11 such “agripreneurs” in the growth stage, so that they could attend the accelerator Demo Day for FoodTech Africa that took place on the 27th November 2020. There they could explore possibilities to scale up initiatives, improve access to the market, and meet investors.
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