Fifteen health business start-ups have been awarded funds totalling $150,000 by the Africa Health Collaborative, KNUST, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation.
The fund is intended to provide these budding entrepreneurs with the necessary resources to scale their operations and make a significant impact.
Seven of these businesses received grants totalling $70,000 for their innovative approaches in addressing critical challenges in areas such as healthcare, technology, and community development.
Each start-up was carefully evaluated and recognized for its potential to drive transformative change.
This year’s awards mark a continuation of the Collaborative’s commitment to fostering health entrepreneurship.
