KOCHI:
Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) has invited applications for a new initiative that will cater to inclusive development in the state’s ecosystem for nascent companies.
October 25 will be the last date for sending proposals to KSUM’s Startup Community Partner Program which has been conceived as a catalyst to connect the whole system from students, professionals, entrepreneurs and women founders. Communities who work for the welfare of society in enhancing the knowledge level can partner with KSUM, authorities said.
Applications can be sent to https://bit.ly/startupCommunity. For more information, email to nasif@startupmission.in. This year’s proposals are invited from startup communities that have been engaged in promoting entrepreneurs, pursuing start-up evangelisation activities and value-adding the start-up fraternity in any means.
For KUSM, the new community programme aims to identify and pool in more potential startups that are outside the nodal agency’s radar and to identify value adding stakeholders to this startup ecosystem. KSUM, under the Kerala government, works for entrepreneurship development and incubation activities in the state.
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