Published: 28 Oct 2022 1,260 views
Early-stage businesses operating in francophone African nations are eligible to apply for equity capital from Fuzé, a Digital Africa investment facility, up to EUR50,000 (US$48,000).
President Emmanuel Macron introduced the Digital Africa initiative in 2018, a French government-backed organization that supports African tech entrepreneurs.
| Application Deadline | Not Specified |
| Type | Training |
| Sponsor | Digital Africa |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The company is less than 18 months old
The company is founded or co-founded by at least one citizen of French-speaking African countries
The startup has a tech component in its product or business model
The startup has operations (cost or profit) in a French-speaking African country.
Built in a partnership logic, FUZE relies on a network of actors operating on the continent to identify target start-ups and support them in their deployment. The process is done in 4 main steps:
Deposit application:
Provide some details about your company by completing the online application form.
Partner’s opinion
We contact your support structure to get to know you better
Analysis and evaluation of the startup
Our team examines your application carefully. If you meet our investment criteria, you move on to the pitch stage.
Decision
The investment team makes its decision and we finalize the investment together.
For more details, visit the website.
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