Femtech Market size was valued at 0.00 USD in 2025 and is poised to grow from 0.

Des entreprises d’ici développent des technologies destinées à la santé des femmes, secteur traditionnellement boudé par la recherche et les investissements. Un dossier de Frédérique Leblanc

Startups developing technology solutions to improve the health, wellbeing and economic participation of women and girls can apply for the UNICEF Femtech Ventures funding opportunity 2026, which offers up to US$100,000 in equity-free funding. The initiative, run through the UNICEF Venture Fund, supports companies using technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, blockchain and data science to address challenges affecting women and girls, particularly in underserved communities.

Des entreprises d’ici développent des technologies destinées à la santé des femmes, secteur traditionnellement boudé par la recherche et les investissements. Un dossier de Frédérique Leblanc

Femtech Market size is projected to reach USD 37.24 billion by 2035 from USD 10.50 billion in 2026, at a CAGR of 15.10% during the forecast 2026–2035.

UNICEF Femtech Ventures second cohort offers up to US$100,000 and 12 months of mentorship to startups serving women and girls. Apply by 4 November 2026.

Menstrual tracking apps have become all the rage, leading the growing field of “femtech” that claims to help women understand — and regulate — their bodies. But these apps may promise more than they…

Des entreprises d’ici développent des technologies destinées à la santé des femmes, secteur traditionnellement boudé par la recherche et les investissements. Un dossier de Frédérique Leblanc

UNICEF Femtech Ventures second cohort offers up to US$100,000 and 12 months of mentorship to startups serving women and girls. Apply by 4 November 2026.

Despite increased investments in femtech and women's health marketing, women still feel dismissed and discouraged when navigating healthcare environments.

Explore women's digital health apps in Europe, including adoption, usage trends, privacy concerns, personalization and premium feature opportunities.

Private investors put 6% of healthcare investment into women's health, according to the World Economic Forum's Women's Health Investment Outlook. The report found that 90% of that money lands in just three clinical areas. WEF says low- and middle-income countries take the hardest hit from the gap. $100,000 FemTech Opportunity UNICEF Femtech Ventures program now seeks applicants with AI, machine learning, blockchain and data science applications in three pillars:

Private investors put 6% of healthcare investment into women’s health, according to the World Economic Forum’s Women’s Health Investment Outlook. The report found that 90% of that money lands in just…

UNICEF Femtech Ventures second cohort offers up to US$100,000 and 12 months of mentorship to startups serving women and girls. Apply by 4 November 2026.