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Health Recoverable Grants - Kumwe Hub Health Recoverable Grants Uganda Response Innovation Lab is launching call of investments in start-ups and small businesses which make a positive difference for children and communities in Uganda in the areas of health and nutrition.
Uganda Response Innovation Lab has received funding from Kumwe Hub to support innovations that are small social businesses, by offering low interest loans and recoverable grants ranging from US$5,000 to US$10,000 as capital and a tailored package of wrap-around services that include technical support, business advisory, and mentoring from world-class business experts.
Our loan and recoverable grant fund are focused on businesses that are working in health and nutrition for children. Successful applicants will join a network of Ugandan businesses that impact the lives of children. If your business specialises in If your business specialises in We invite you to submit an expression of interest for potential financial support through loans and seed capital.
We invite you to submit an expression of interest for potential financial support through loans and seed capital.
Be a for-profit business entity Offer products or services for health and nutrition which benefit children Clearly demonstrate how the business and the loan will positively impact children Be legally registered in Uganda Be a local business with operations based in Uganda and products or services accessed by communities in Uganda Operate in the areas of improving health and nutrition of children Have evidence of at least 1 year of consistent revenues Frequently asked questions What are the benefits for children, youth, women, refugees, and community?
U-RIL sourced out innovations that were focused on impacting children's health and nutrition lives alongside the adults Are the funds being returned? The funds are to be returned at a no interest rate for a period of 12 months What is the amount of investment?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: For-profit business entities, legally registered in Uganda, offering products or services for health and nutrition benefiting children, clearly demonstrating positive impact on children, local business with operations a…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows US$5,000 to US$10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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