Accelerate Okanagan — Startup Basics
grant_single|update March 21, 2025
BC, Canada
Tools to develop an idea for a BC startup
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Other Support
Expert Advice
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- Accelerate Okanagan
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Get the mentorship, coaching, classroom training and collaboration opportunities you need to take your business idea to the next stage.
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$ 25,000
Introducing a new line of gluten-free bakery products
$ 35,000
Launching a portable solar-powered charger for electronic devices
$ 40,000
Developing a mobile app for mental health resource accessibility
$ 30,000
Establishing a cooperative organic urban farm
$ 40,000
Creating an innovative online learning platform for high school students
$ 30,000
Developing a new line of eco-friendly household cleaning products
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There are specific criteria for companies to be eligible for this grant. Eligible types of companies include:
- Tech startups focusing on innovation
- Manufacturing companies with a sustainability angle
- Green energy enterprises
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There are specific types of companies that are not eligible for this grant.
- Non-profit organizations
- Government agencies
- Individuals
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This context outlines a series of entrepreneurial activities focused on providing startup education and market validation for new businesses. These initiatives are designed to equip entrepreneurs with the necessary skills and insights to navigate and succeed in the business landscape.
- Conducting startup basics sessions in various locations including Kelowna, Penticton, Vernon, and Salmon Arm.
- Offering market validation training to help entrepreneurs test and refine their business ideas.
- Organizing behind-the-scenes tours and educational sessions in the Route 97 region to enhance business understanding and engagement.
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This grant is focused on supporting startups in specific regions along the Route 97 corridor in British Columbia, Canada. The eligible geographical areas are aligned with the sessions and events that have been organized in these locations.
- Kelowna, British Columbia
- Penticton, British Columbia
- Vernon, British Columbia
- Salmon Arm, British Columbia
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The evaluation and selection criteria for this grant include:
- Alignment with the grant objectives
- Demonstration of innovation and creativity
- Feasibility and impact of the proposed project
- Credibility and capacity of the applicant
- Clear and realistic budget and timeline
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