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Call for National Lead Organisations to Run the ClimateLaunchpad Green Business Ideas Competition

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ClimateLaunchpad, a cleantech business ideas competition running in more than fifty countries, is looking for organisations to host its national programme where it has no lead yet. In this region only Egypt, Morocco and Turkiye are taken, which leaves most of the Arab world open. No money comes with the role, so read what it asks of you.

Opportunity · ClimateLaunchpad · MENA region · General

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A curated summary — always read the official call on the organiser's own site before applying. Terms and dates can change after publication.

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