01 — What works in practice
Behind every young venture,
an ecosystem that helped it grow
This section brings together the best experiences of Business Support Organizations (BSOs) and startups across the Mediterranean and Africa, to show what works in practice and why.
Each practice is a real case, tested in its own context, and speaks to the four goals of our mission: nurturing a culture of entrepreneurship, strengthening the institutions and ISOs that drive innovation, developing methods and tools for sharing, transfer and co-generation of knowledge, and supporting initiatives that put young entrepreneurs first.
Every case explains what was done, what results it achieved and under what conditions, so that others can adapt and replicate it elsewhere. Because the best solutions often emerge when contexts facing the same challenges learn from one another.
02 — Startups by country
Young ventures for the
green and blue economy
Startups from the Mediterranean and Africa that turned agrifood, energy, water and circular economy challenges into businesses. Select a country to jump to its startups.
Startups selected through Startup10, the CIHEAM Bari programme for the green and blue economy in the Mediterranean and Africa, funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
Albania 2Algeria 2Bosnia and Herzegovina 2Egypt 5Ethiopia 2Jordan 4Kenya 3Lebanon 6Tunisia 6Uganda 2
Albania
2 startups
Recycling and waste management
BrickPlast
Est. 2020
BrickPlast recycles and reuses paper, cardboard and plastic waste to create innovative products. These include heating and cooking fuel, bricks, columns and plastic window frames for the construction of residential and multifunctional buildings, as well as high-density plastic moulds that can be used as raw materials in the construction and furniture industries.
#paper and plastic recycling
Sustainable nutrition
Mangala WOW Cocktail and More
Mangala WOW Cocktail and More is a bar offering both drinks and food. Its focus is on creating a space for connection and interaction. Wines and beers are intentionally sourced from local producers, as are the spirits used in its cocktails.
#cocktail
Algeria
2 startups
Innovation and technology in agriculture
Biofertech
Est. 2021
Eco-sustainable recycling of mining and industrial waste to produce soil amendments and structure and texture correctors that meet international standards. These products aim to correct and revitalise poor, desertified and overexploited soils. Distribution is conducted through differential spreading technology, which uses big data analysis of satellite imagery with artificial intelligence and deep learning.
#soil analysis#sustainable fertilizer
Renewable energy, energy efficiency and waste to energy
Voltagaz
Est. 2022
Voltagaz presents a new vision for energy production and distribution using low-carbon and renewable gases. It offers a range of products adapted to customers’ needs, using technologies such as co-generation and tri-generation systems that increase efficiency up to 95%, and provides gas refilling, maintenance and after-sales services. All installations are connected into one platform through IT and IoT sensors and an AI-powered command centre for logistics optimisation, preventive maintenance and energy efficiency.
#biotech#greentech#cleantech#energy
Bosnia and Herzegovina
2 startups
Sustainable nutrition
4E&S1
Est. 2018
4E&S1 produces products based on organic Rosa Damascena, rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Its first product was rose syrup, and it now also produces rose juice, rose liqueur and rose water. With a production capacity of around 100 litres per day, it has established a presence in numerous shops and restaurants.
#rose
Sustainable agriculture and resource management
HETI
Est. 2021
Completely natural products including herbal teas, tinctures, essential oils, cosmetics and ointments, sold through a sustainable commercial ecosystem that prioritises environmental protection, social responsibility and respect for nature. Its policy is to avoid chemicals or harmful substances in plant treatment and throughout the production process.
#sustainable cosmetics
Egypt
5 startups
Agri-fintech / agriculture financing
Agricash
Est. 2023
Agricash is Egypt’s first platform reshaping agricultural finance. It empowers farmers and agribusinesses with interest-free, flexible buy-now-pay-later solutions, addressing cultural sensitivities around traditional loans. The platform provides a verified marketplace of genuine agricultural products, free crop insurance, AI-driven support and cash collection for suppliers, reducing payment delays and building trust across the sector.
#agri-fintech#bnpl
Renewable energy and energy efficiency
Egrobots
Est. 2022
Egrobots provides AI-driven robots that detect plant diseases, assess fruit quality and enhance precision agriculture through detailed analysis of each tree. Its mobile app Egro Scan expands access to smart farming by offering instant crop disease detection and personalised recommendations for over 20,000 farmers across seven countries in the MENA region.
#robot#ai
Food-tech, machine vision and digital transformation
Fruitful Solutions
Est. 2025
Fruitful Solutions is a food-tech manufacturing company with its R&D and operations centre in Knowledge City, New Administrative Capital (Egypt). It develops smart automation for agriculture and industry, and digital transformation for factories through IoT and machine vision. Its flagship product, FreshSort, is an AI-powered crop sorting machine that helps post-harvest operations reduce waste, increase productivity and improve profitability at competitive regional prices.
#freshsort#digital transformation#machine vision#iot
Renewable energy and energy efficiency
Green Pyramids
Est. 2018
Green Pyramids has developed alternative fuels for cement factories that reduce costs and pollution while complying with environmental regulations. It produces biodiesel used as transport fuel, as a tool for cleaning oil spills and as a less toxic solvent for paints and adhesives. It also collects used cooking oils and converts them into biofuels and glycerin, creating a virtuous cycle for the environment and consumers.
#sustainable energy#biomass
Fishing and aquaculture
ReNile
Est. 2021
ReNile is an agritech company providing smart solutions for aquaculture. Using IoT and automation, it offers real-time monitoring, data analysis and intelligent control systems that help farmers act in time to prevent fish loss and optimise feed use, increasing productivity, efficiency and profitability.
#data analysis in aquaculture
Ethiopia
2 startups
Recycling and waste management
Hizkias Ecofriendly Bricks
An innovative startup in the construction sector that promotes affordable, high-quality and sustainable housing. It protects the environment and public health by using eco-friendly materials and construction practices that comply with environmental regulations, ensuring a healthy, safe and durable indoor climate for future generations.
#sustainable construction#eco-friendly materials
ZT
Sustainable nutrition
Zelmas Trading
Est. 2024
Zelmas Trading PLC produces peanut butter, responding to the demand for naturally gluten-free, nutrient-rich and healthy foods. It follows an eco-friendly production philosophy and embraces a circular economy model.
#peanut butter
Jordan
4 startups
Agtech, cleantech and climatetech — water leak and contamination detection
ADADK
Est. 2022
ADADK has developed a system of wireless sensors and an augmented reality network that, with machine learning algorithms, detects water leaks and contamination early and locates them precisely indoors and outdoors. It has helped households, farmers, refugees and building owners in Germany, Rwanda and Jordan, reducing water loss by 20%, increasing food production by 30% and saving 25% of energy.
#internet of things#machine learning#augmented reality
Renewable energy and energy efficiency
DARBCO Robotics
Est. 2018
DARBCO Robotics develops and manufactures automated robots for cleaning solar panels, controlled and monitored remotely through its IoT platform. Equipped with artificial intelligence and sequential cleaning technology, they operate in dry and wet modes, increasing energy efficiency while reducing operating costs and water use. DARBCO also provides local support, spare parts, maintenance and a service model that lets clients use the robots without buying them.
#solar panels#robotics
AI- and IoT-powered smart water management
Smart WTI
Est. 2021
Smart WTI develops IoT- and AI-powered smart water and energy management solutions, monitored and controlled remotely through its cloud platform and mobile apps. Its smart sensors, controllers and leak detection devices optimise water consumption, reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency, with local support, installation and a service model that gives access to the technology without direct purchase.
#jordan innovation#cleantech
Environmental awareness
Waraqah Dimensions
Waraqah Dimensions is an online platform merging entertainment and sustainability, offering mobile games that raise environmental awareness. Through partnerships with NGOs and in-game campaigns, users learn and act for the planet, and can also create eco-themed games, building a creative community for positive environmental impact.
#gamification#environmental awareness
Kenya
3 startups
Tourism and transportation
EBIKES AFRICA
Est. 2022
EBIKES AFRICA is an electric bicycle and logistics company. It develops, assembles, sells and rents electric bicycles for commuters, businesses and delivery riders. Its flagship Kenyan e-bike, the Adventurer, powers its last-mile delivery service, offering on-demand, tech-enabled deliveries for businesses and restaurants.
#electric bikes#delivery
Renewable energy and agtech
InspCorp
Est. 2018
InspCorp’s Solar F2 solution redefines agri-photovoltaics with a proprietary light-distribution technology that eliminates shading across the cultivation zone, simplifies system design and integrates advanced rainwater management. Crops can be grown according to their light needs, achieving optimal yields and solar generation without trade-offs, while maximising rainwater capture and strengthening climate resilience.
#solar panels#agripv#circular economy
Blue economy — animal feeds
Sea Ventures Kenya
Est. 2023
Sea Ventures is an agricultural and blue economy startup based in Mombasa that upcycles fish waste into high-quality organic animal feeds for poultry, fish, pigs and pets. Through a circular economy model it reduces post-harvest losses in the fishing industry, provides affordable feeds and creates income and jobs for coastal communities, particularly women and youth.
#animal feeds#circular economy
Lebanon
6 startups
Agri-tech / food-tech
Bee Lal
Est. 2022
Bee Lal specialises in premium bee products: certified oak honey, a beeswax blend with nuts and pollen, Kona queen bees, a royal jelly and honey mix, and natural pollen grains. It also trains students and aspiring beekeepers, and invests in research on new products such as honey powder, blending traditional beekeeping with modern innovation.
#honey powder#beekeeping
Organic agriculture and food production
Live Bio
Est. 2020
Live Bio is an agribusiness in Ftouh Keserwan that makes organic, healthy products with no additives or preservatives. Its facility sits next to its land, so the whole value chain is controlled from farm to fork: all ingredients are grown in-house with organic methods, and the water and energy needed are produced by the company itself. Circular economy and sustainability, packaging included, are the core of the brand.
#organic agriculture#food production
Fishing and aquaculture
Moj Wild Seafood
Est. 2024
Moj Wild Seafood innovates in sustainability and product quality in the seafood industry, addressing the issue of fishing immature fish. Using advanced quick-freezing technology, it turns larger fish into 200g fillets, preserving freshness and nutrients while reducing waste and impacts on marine biodiversity.
#sustainable fishing#quality tuna
Sustainable nutrition
Protein FruitPack
Est. 2022
Protein FruitPack offers snacks that combine the natural sweetness of fruit with a protein component, designed for pre-workout or moments of energy need. Its range of healthy, accessible products goes from light hummus crackers and gluten-free oats to protein powder for smoothies.
#healthy snacks
Agrifood and innovation
Sheghel Emeh
Est. 2018
Sheghel Emeh is a food innovation startup transforming traditional Lebanese cuisine through sustainable, healthy and convenient solutions. Combining ancestral preservation methods with modern dehydration technology, it offers ready-to-cook, preservative-free meals inspired by Lebanese “Mouneh”, supporting local farmers, reducing food waste and preserving culinary heritage.
#lebanese cuisine#dehydration
Sustainable nutrition
Suncode
Est. 2017
Suncode develops solar technologies for drying fruits and vegetables, a crucial process for food preservation that prevents a significant amount of food waste. Since it operates without electricity, production is not vulnerable to blackouts.
#renewable energy#no waste
Tunisia
6 startups
Water resource management
Blue Jet Engineering
Est. 2022
Blue Jet Engineering provides smart irrigation solutions that increase crop yields and reduce costs for farmers. A mobile app supports irrigation planning with a satellite view of the land, with optional weather stations and sensors for humidity, pH, temperature and pest identification to support crop health.
#smart irrigation
Greenhouse automation
FeedIN Green
Est. 2022
FeedIN Green is transforming modern agriculture through AI-driven automation and smart sensor networks. Temperature, humidity, irrigation, light and ventilation are monitored and controlled automatically, ensuring optimal plant growth, efficient water and energy use and sustainable production all year round.
#smart farming#agritech innovation
MC
Natural cosmetics
Maiti Cosmetics
Est. 2020
Founded in 2020 by Dhekra Hammami, Maiti Cosmetics produces natural cosmetics made from local plants, highlighting Tunisia’s botanical wealth through innovative, eco-friendly formulations. Committed to circular economy and social responsibility, it works closely with local farmers and artisans.
#natural beauty#sustainable cosmetics
Recycling and waste management
OR Compost
Est. 2023
OR Compost offers a sustainable and effective solution for organic waste management. Its accelerated composting technique produces high-quality fertilisers, reducing dependency on chemical products and promoting soil and environmental health.
#compost
Sustainable agriculture and resource management
Smart for Green
Est. 2023
Fire protection for farms, forests and factories based on a multidimensional approach: predicting risks, detecting them in time and assisting response teams. The system integrates an IoT network, a web platform, a mobile application and a machine learning system for forecasting.
#crop protection#risk management
Food processing through sustainable innovation
Thagamuta Agro
Est. 2021
Thagamuta Agro is a Tunisian agri-food company specialising in olive oil and local terroir products such as dried tomatoes, semi-preserved foods, energy blends and spices. HACCP-compliant, working towards ISO 22000 and Fair Trade certified, it integrates 8 Sustainable Development Goals into its operations and provides training and support along the value chain, from farmers to finished products.
#sustainability#innovation#natural
Uganda
2 startups
Sustainable nutrition
ECOFAP
Est. 2021
ECOFAP is an agrifood company specialising in organic farming and the processing of nutrient-rich foods made from grains, legumes and pumpkin. Its sustainable value chain fights hunger and malnutrition; its flagship products are instant pumpkin-based foods rich in vitamins.
#alternative foods
Agriculture — cocoa production and value chain
Natures Harvest KK Limited
Natures Harvest is an agribusiness building a competitive cocoa value chain in Uganda. It specialises in cocoa production, post-harvest handling and agro-processing with sustainable, climate-smart practices, turning raw cocoa into intermediate and finished products. Through market linkages it connects producers, processors and export markets, boosting farmer incomes.
#cocoa#agroprocessing#chocolate#climate-smart
03 — BSO profiles
Business Support Organisations
at work
Real cases of BSOs across the Mediterranean and Africa: what they do, the results they achieved and why their approach can be adapted elsewhere.
Algeria
Leancubator
- TypeBusiness Support Organization · Incubator and innovation hub
- LocationAlgiers, Algeria
- FocusGreen economy, blue economy, tech & digital (agritech, foodtech, fintech)
Based in Algiers, Leancubator is an incubator and innovation hub dedicated to sustainable innovation, named Algeria’s top-ranked incubator in 2025. It runs the Algeria Startup Challenge, the country’s largest startup programme, and the national Kick Start incubation programme. Its “Learning & Immersion Days” connect startups with leading companies and institutions. Leancubator is also the Algerian partner of Startup10 and CallmeBLUE, linking local founders to Mediterranean and African networks, with a strong focus on blue economy and agritech.
Entrepreneurship cultureInstitutions and ISOsMethods and toolsYouth initiatives
At a glance
Leancubator presents itself as the Algerian hub for sustainable innovation. It is accredited by the National Committee for the Incubator Label, and in 2025 it was named Algeria’s top-ranked incubator. In October 2025 it was also certified as an EU|BIC and it joined the UBI Global Ranking 2026. Its approach combines open innovation, collaboration between startups and large companies, and strong links to international networks.
What they do
Leancubator designs and runs programmes for sustainable innovation, from the idea stage to market access. Its main programmes are:
- Algeria Startup Challenge (ASC): created in 2018, now the largest startup programme in the country, with its 8th edition launched in 2026. Selected startups take part in “Learning & Immersion Days” hosted by large companies and institutions (banks, insurers, telecom and industrial groups), as well as sessions on intellectual property and fundraising.
- Kick Start: the national incubation programme for projects holding the “Innovative Project” label, which Leancubator was contracted to implement in 2025.
- Blue2Market: a programme for blue economy startups, launched at SIPA 2025.
- Algerian Blue Economy Conference (ABEC): an annual event bringing together blue economy stakeholders of the Western Mediterranean.
- Sustainable Leaders Bootcamp: training for students on sustainable projects in food, health and environment, part of Med Dialogue with EU support.
- Save Sea Initiative: a programme with BEMED that supports solutions against plastic pollution in the sea.
- Venture RISE: a monthly learning experience and video series exploring innovation ecosystems around the world (Italy, Portugal, Kenya, Finland, Japan).
International and Mediterranean cooperation
Leancubator is the Algerian implementing partner of Startup10, the CIHEAM Bari programme for the green and blue economy in the Mediterranean and Africa. It also took part in CallmeBLUE, an EU co-funded project on maritime clusters in the Mediterranean, whose final event was held in Rome in February 2026. Other projects include Eco-Cruising FU_TOUR, which builds sustainable tourism skills for SMEs in the Western Mediterranean. In 2026 it also launched an agritech incubation and acceleration cycle for Algerian agripreneurs with CIHEAM Bari and held events on agritech finance with GIZ.
Services and knowledge sharing
Beyond programmes, Leancubator offers company domiciliation in downtown Algiers, fundraising support from strategy to closing, and expert networking. Its blog regularly explains regulatory and funding developments for founders (startup label, legal structures, intellectual property exemptions, public funding schemes), which makes it a useful reference for the whole ecosystem.
Recognition
- Algeria’s Top Incubator 2025
- WestMED 2021: best programme for skills and innovation support in the blue economy
- FAO Algeria 2021 award for contribution to the objectives of the World Food Day
- Recognition by COSOB as an active player in fintech development
- 8th March Award: its co-founder Nesrine Ziad was honoured by the President of Algeria for her contribution to the green and blue economy
Why it is a good practice
- Clear thematic specialisation in green and blue economy, rather than a generalist offer.
- Startup-corporate bridge: immersion days with major companies give startups real market access and feedback.
- Network of partners: institutions, international organisations (FAO, CIHEAM Bari, UfM, WestMED) and investors around the same pipeline.
- Knowledge sharing: its articles and Venture RISE series spread practical know-how beyond its own startups.
Contact
70, Rue Didouche Mourad, Alger Centre, Algiers · leancubator.co
Tunisia
APIA
- TypePublic agency · Agence de Promotion des Investissements Agricoles
- LocationTunis, Tunisia
- FocusYouth agri-entrepreneurship, agri-food innovation, agritech
APIA coordinates the National Network of Agricultural Business Nurseries, 7 incubators covering more than 17 specialities, supporting young graduates from idea to project launch. Three of them (Agri-Food Tech in Tunis, Agri-Création and El Kef) took part in Startup10. With FAO and INRAT, APIA also runs the Pôle agri-accélérateur in Béja, which builds on local value chains and rewards social, environmental and gender impact. Its GREEN’TIC competition gives visibility to ICT solutions for agriculture.
Entrepreneurship cultureInstitutions and ISOsMethods and toolsYouth initiatives
At a glance
APIA is the Tunisian public agency, under the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries, that promotes private investment in agriculture, fisheries and related services. Alongside its institutional role, it coordinates a national network of agri-business incubators and runs programmes that connect young entrepreneurs, research institutions and international partners. These are the activities most relevant to MIP.
National Network of Agricultural Business Nurseries
The network brings together 7 agricultural business nurseries (pépinières) covering more than 17 specialities. Its mission is to support, train and assist the creation of agricultural and agri-food businesses, to incubate innovative agricultural projects and to follow up agri-entrepreneurs. Final-year students and graduates of agricultural higher education institutions can apply. The nurseries offer premises, services and support at every stage, from the first idea and business plan to project implementation.
Pôle agri-accélérateur (Béja)
Set up in 2021 in the governorate of Béja, in north-west Tunisia, in partnership with FAO and the National Institute of Agronomic Research of Tunisia (INRAT). The hub supports responsible investment projects of young agri-entrepreneurs aged 18 to 40 that make agri-food systems more efficient, sustainable and inclusive.
- Objectives: strengthen the competitiveness of young agri-entrepreneurs on local and international markets, improve the attractiveness of agri-food value chains, and promote inclusive economic transformation.
- First cohort: 18 young agri-entrepreneurs.
- Second cohort (2023): focused on two local value chains, aromatic and medicinal plants and the “Noire de Thibar” pig breed. 20 candidates were to be incubated with personalised support, and 10 projects selected for equipment support.
- Selection criteria: besides economic viability and innovation, the scoring grid rewards territorial integration, environmental performance, social impact, gender and digitalisation.
GREEN’TIC competition and startup catalogues
GREEN’TIC is APIA’s national competition for ICT solutions applied to agriculture, held alongside the International Agricultural Investment and Technology Fair (SIAT). Its third edition took place in 2024. The competition produces catalogues of innovative startups (editions 2018, 2022 and 2024), which promote the winners and make their solutions visible to national and international buyers and investors.
International cooperation
Three of APIA’s agricultural business nurseries took part in Startup10, the CIHEAM Bari programme for the green and blue economy in the Mediterranean and Africa: the Agri-Food Tech nursery in Tunis, Agri-Création and the El Kef agricultural business nursery. Their participation shows how the national network can plug into Mediterranean and African cooperation programmes.
Why it is a good practice
- Public network with national reach: a coordinated system of specialised nurseries instead of isolated initiatives.
- Territorial approach: the Béja hub links young entrepreneurs to local value chains and typical products.
- Partnership between institution, research and international organisation (APIA, INRAT, FAO).
- Visibility for innovation: competition and catalogues that connect startups to the market.
Contact
62, rue Alain Savary, 1003 Tunis · apia.com.tn
Kenya
Sote Hub
- TypeEntrepreneur Support Organization · Incubator and accelerator
- LocationMombasa (Kenya) and Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)
- FocusBlue economy, climate-smart solutions, agriculture, digitization
Based in Mombasa and Dar es Salaam, Sote Hub has supported more than 1,000 MSMEs and 200 startups, guiding them from idea to market. Its programmes combine blue economy, agriculture, climate-smart solutions and digital skills, from farmers and school projects to startup acceleration. It implemented Startup10 in Kenya and runs a Kenya-Slovakia Open Innovation programme that links local companies with European partners for technology transfer and trade.
Entrepreneurship cultureInstitutions and ISOsMethods and toolsYouth initiatives
At a glance
Sote Hub is a leading ESO and a strong voice in the blue economy of Kenya and East Africa. Its mission is to grow a pipeline of ocean and blue economy startups into industry leaders. It has supported more than 1,000 MSMEs, including 200 high-value startups in the blue economy, climate and digital spaces, guiding them from ideation to market through incubation and acceleration. Its work has been endorsed as a decade project of the UN Ocean Decade (2021-2030) by the IOC Executive Secretary.
What they do
Sote Hub works across four priority sectors, with programmes designed for each:
- Blue economy: fishing and fish handling, aquaculture, tourism, maritime transport and logistics, mangrove conservation, vessel repair. Projects include Go Blue, Elevate Blue and the Blue Economy Summit.
- Agriculture: sustainable agriculture, innovative farming technologies, access to fair markets and to service providers such as insurance, inputs and credit. Projects include the Mango Value Chain, Passion Fruit and Cashew Nut projects. The cashew project involves secondary schools, to bring young people closer to agriculture.
- Climate smart: renewable energy, waste management and water conservation, with projects such as Access to Green Finance and From Waste to Work.
- Digitization: training for MSMEs in digital marketing, websites and apps through no-code tools, and customer relationship management (Soko Plug, No Code).
Startup10 in Kenya
Sote Hub implemented Startup10, the programme led by CIHEAM Bari and funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Its Kenyan edition ran from May to December 2024. Seven startups followed a 6-month coaching path covering start-up management, marketing, team building and investment, and the programme ended with a pitch and the selection of one winner, who received a €5,000 prize and an Open Innovation programme with an Italian company. The Kenyan Top 7 were Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Centre, InspCorp, Athel Technology Limited, Sea Ventures Kenya, Megagas Alternative Energy, Sello Designs and EBIKES AFRICA.
Open Innovation: Kenya-Slovakia
Sote Hub also implements a bilateral Open Innovation Programme funded by the Slovak Agency for International Development Cooperation. It connects 10 growth-stage Kenyan companies (health, agriculture, green and climate, education, ICT) with Slovak companies, universities and innovation partners, to foster technology transfer, trade and investment. The programme is designed as a replicable “Innovation Bridge” that could be extended to other countries through Sote Hub’s membership in AfriLabs.
Networks and recognition
Sote Hub is a member of networks such as AfriLabs, the Young Business Initiative and the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and works with partners including IUCN, TechnoServe and the World Bank-supported KIEP SKIES project. It was also among the nominators for the Earthshot Prize 2025.
Why it is a good practice
- Strong thematic identity: a specialised focus on the blue economy, with agriculture and climate as complementary pillars.
- From grassroots to scale: training for MSMEs and farmers combined with startup acceleration.
- Youth engagement: initiatives such as the cashew project in schools.
- International bridges: programmes with Italy (Startup10) and Slovakia, designed to be replicated.
Contact
Bella Rosa House, Moyne Drive, Nyali, Mombasa · sotehub.com