Ukrainian Social Venture Fund invites you to participate in an exchange program between social entrepreneurs from Ukraine and Germany!
This stage of the program includes a networking trip to Germany (Berlin or Munich) for Ukrainian social entrepreneurs, startups, and impact-oriented businesses who want to contribute to the rebuilding of Ukraine.
When: December 9th-13th, 2024. We are looking for companies with innovative approaches to supporting the reconstruction of Ukraine, who have the potential to initiate joint Ukrainian-German pilot projects and develop sustainable partnerships with German businesses.
What to expect?
The Ukrainian Social Venture Fund (USVF), in collaboration with the Platform for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, the Federal Impact Investing Initiative, and the Fraunhofer Future Foundation, invites you to participate in a five-day working trip focused on connecting with leaders and organizations in Germany's impact community.
Important: The working language of the program is English, so fluency is a mandatory requirement.
The trip offers:
unique opportunities to connect and collaborate with the Fraunhofer Future Foundation, the Fraunhofer Society, and other leading organizations in Germany's impact ecosystem;
space and inspiration to develop innovative ideas and concepts that will contribute to the reconstruction of Ukraine;
support in creating and implementing sustainable impact projects aimed at rebuilding Ukraine.
10 participants will be selected based on an open competition. To qualify, you must have an established, impact-oriented or social business/startup, a clearly formulated plan for cooperation with German partners, and a high level of English proficiency.
Organizers don’t provide permission to leave Ukraine. If you are applying, you must have a legitimate company representative who is able to leave the country. By submitting an application, the company confirms its agreement to these terms.
Become a part of this unique initiative and contribute to the reconstruction of Ukraine!
Apply by November 11th, 23:59:
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