WICE

WOMEN IN CLIMATE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

WOMEN IN CLIMATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP (WICE)

Entrepreneurship and innovation are essential in the fight against climate change. At Climate Collective Foundation, we strongly believe that one of the ways to achieve a sustainable world is through challenging the current business models and rapidly commercialising disruptive innovation. However, a truly sustainable world has to be diverse and inclusive.

Women are more affected by climate change and yet climate tech sector is currently a male dominated field. Climate Collective Foundation’s flagship initiative, Women in Climate Entrepreneurship addresses the existing gaps for the women-led startups and aims to empower women to unleash their innovative potential.

WICE aims to make entrepreneurship more inclusive and accessible by:

Equipping female students and graduates with climate change knowledge

Enhancing entrepreneurial abilities to instill confidence to pursue entrepreneurship

Providing business literacy skills, mentorship and networking support to early stage ventures

PROGRAMS

Climate Label

A 6-week climate entrepreneurship program for women enrolled in technical programs in universities like Masters/PhD

Climate Certificate

A 9-month certificate course on climate entrepreneurship for young women graduates

Climate Ready

A 5-month pre-accelerator program for women led startups in climate innovation

Climate Springboard

Knowledge support modules for women-led climate startups incubated in other programs

SOME OF OUR WOMEN-LED STARTUPS

REVY Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Startup Saukhyam: Reusable Sanitary Pads
using Banana Fibre & Cloth.
Startup
From rags to sustainable fashion,
the journey of Bunko Junko
Startup
CYDEE - Climate Startup Week Introduction Startup

TESTIMONIALS

Slide Before joining the program I didn't critically analyse my business plan as I did during the program.
This gave me better insights about my strengths and weaknesses.
Renjini Thampi, Vapesee
Climate Ready Cohort 2019
Slide I am so happy to have been a part of the Climate Ready for Women cohort of entrepreneurs, all united in
their passion to combat climate change. A kick-off bootcamp, weekly calls with experts, camaraderie
of like-minded professionals - the learnings were manifold during this beautiful 3-month journey with Climate Collective.
Anju Bisht, Saukhyam Reusable Pads
Climate Ready Cohort 2019,
Climate Launch Pad 2020 Participant
Slide This was a really good platform. The sessions developed into some great networking as well and were useful to tackle the issues such as scaling up, funding etc. which I particularly enjoyed. Himansha SIngh, Craste
Climate Ready 2020 Cohort,
Climate Launchpad 2021 Participant
Slide The one-on-one sessions mentoring sessions gave me the confidence to reach out to like minded people for expansion Bhavini Parikh, Bunko Junko
Climate Ready 2020 Cohort,
Climate Launchpad 2021 Participant
Renjini Thampi, Vapesee Climate Ready Cohort 2019

Before joining the program I didn't critically analyse my business plan as I did during the program.
This gave me better insights about my strengths and weaknesses.

Anju Bisht, Saukhyam Reusable Pads Climate Ready Cohort 2019,
Climate Launch Pad 2020 Participant

I am so happy to have been a part of the Climate Ready for Women cohort of entrepreneurs, all united in their passion to combat climate change. A kick-off bootcamp, weekly calls with experts, camaraderie of like-minded professionals - the learnings were manifold during this beautiful 3-month journey with Climate Collective.

Himansha SIngh, Craste Climate Ready 2020 Cohort,
Climate Launchpad 2021 Participant

This was a really good platform. The sessions developed into some great networking as well and were useful to tackle the issues such as scaling up, funding etc. which I particularly enjoyed.

Bhavini Parikh, Bunko Junko Climate Ready 2020 Cohort,
Climate Launchpad 2021 Participant

The one-on-one sessions mentoring sessions gave me the confidence to reach out to like minded people for expansion

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