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Find similar grantsPublic Innovation Challenge No. 1 (Sargassum processing for beneficial use) is sponsored by Miami-Dade Innovation Authority (MDIA) with partners The Nature Conservancy and Miami-Dade County. The Miami-Dade Innovation Authority seeks early-to-growth stage startup companies with novel and sustainable solutions for repurposing Sargassum seaweed for beneficial use.
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