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Ten of South Africa’s leading clean-technology innovators, spanning renewable energy to smart farming, have been recognised at the 2026 Cleantech Innovation Programme South Africa (GCIP-SA) National Awards. Held during South African Innovation Week, these awards mark the end of the 2025/26 GCIP-SA accelerator programme run by the Technology Innovation Agency. The top 10 The GCIP-SA programme takes early-stage ideas and pushes them closer to market. This year, 38 startups completed, producing 10 finalists. They are: - Dakar Consulting (Northern Cape) – Solar-powered desalination and off-grid electricity system - Gemanlee (Gauteng) – High-purity graphite recovery from electric vehicle batteries - Kasi Gas — Gentle Ginger Holdings (Mpumalanga) – Biogas and biofertiliser from organic waste - Godisang Spaces (Gauteng) – CircularBuild digital platform for construction waste reuse - Mosebe Enterprise (Western Cape) – Tsepo V3 off-grid energy system for low-income communities - NutriXect (Mpumalanga) – Insect-based poultry feed using organic waste - Phoka M Holdings (Mpumalanga) – Chemical-free water treatment for industrial and mining use - The Itsile Group (Gauteng) – Smart logistics platform to track and reduce carbon emissions - The Makers Club (KwaZulu-Natal) – Smart farming system for irrigation and soil optimisation - Vonnie Projects (Limpopo) – Biomass-based animal feed...

Antalya Teknokent Teknoloji Transfer Ofisi’nin ev sahipliğini yapacağı GCIP Türkiye 2025’e hazırlık eğitimi verileceği duyuruldu.

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Sanayi ve Teknoloji Bakanı Mehmet Fatih Kacır, TÜBİTAK'ın BiGG 2025 Yılı 2. Çağrısı sonuçlarını açıkladı. 109 girişimciye mükemmeliyet mührü verileceğini belirten Bakan Kacır, TÜBİTAK'ın desteklediği teknogirişim firmalarının sayısını da vurguladı. GCIP kapsamında temiz teknolojilere yatırım yapılacağını bildiren Bakan, yenilikçi girişimleri desteklemenin süreceğini dile getirdi. #haberler

Held during South African Innovation Week, these awards mark the end of the 2025/26 GCIP-SA accelerator programme...

 The Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP) launched on 25 January is to be implemented by the Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF).
GCIP Namibia will focus on identifying and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in Namibia that focus on addressing environmental challenges.
The programme will have a budget of over N$77.9 million contributed by the Global Environmental Facility as well as the Namibian government and other stakeholders.
It aims to support at least 60 small and medium enterprises and startups, with a focus on those lead by women, as well as providing tools, skills and mentorship.
EIF spokesperson Romeo Muyunda lauds the programme as: “a bold step towards accelerating clean technology innovation and entrepreneurship.”
The programme will emphasise enterprises that propose solutions in energy efficiency, renewable energy, water efficiency, waste beneficiation, and green buildings.
“With Namibia positioning itself as a regional hub for clean technologies, GCIP Namibia stands as a testament to the country’s commitment to green growth and sustainability. Under the leadership of EIF, the programme is set to unlock innovative solutions that will drive the green economy forward and create lasting socio-economic impact,” he says. The post Global Cleantech Innovation Programme aims to foster green entrepreneurship in Namibia appeared first on The Namibian. The Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP) launched on 25 January is to be implemented by the Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF).
GCIP Namibia will focus on identifying and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in Namibia that focus on addressing environmental challenges.
The programme will have a budget of over N$77.9 million contributed by the Global Environmental Facility as well as the Namibian government and other stakeholders.
It aims to support at least 60 small and medium enterprises and startups, with a focus on those lead by women, as well as providing tools, skills and mentorship.
EIF spokesperson Romeo Muyunda lauds the programme as: “a bold step towards accelerating clean technology innovation and entrepreneurship.”
The programme will emphasise enterprises that propose solutions in energy efficiency, renewable energy, water efficiency, waste beneficiation, and green buildings.
“With Namibia positioning itself as a regional hub for clean technologies, GCIP Namibia stands as a testament to the country’s commitment to green growth and sustainability. Under the leadership of EIF, the programme is set to unlock innovative solutions that will drive the green economy forward and create lasting socio-economic impact,” he says. The post Global Cleantech Innovation Programme aims to foster green entrepreneurship in Namibia appeared first on The Namibian.

O Governador Wilson Lima inaugurou o 12º Grupamento Integrado de Combate a Incêndio e Proteção Civil (GCIP) do CBMAM, em Atalaia do Norte