AGRInnova II Program For Agriprenuer 2026
    AGRInnova II Program For Agriprenuer 2026
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    AGRInnova II Program For Agriprenuer 2026

    Apply by Jul 31, 2026

    About

    A funding program offering up to $150,000 for partnerships between agribusinesses in Latin America or the Caribbean and Israeli technology providers focused on climate-smart agriculture solutions. Participants will benefit from substantial financial support, enhanced resource efficiency, and access to a global network of agricultural experts and investors.

    Benefits

    • 💰Substantial Risk Mitigation
      Capital grants dramatically lower the financial risk of testing unproven technologies in new environments, funding the vast majority of the pilot framework.
    • 📈Targeted Productivity Gains
      Agribusinesses unlock direct pathways to maximize crop yields, protect assets through early pest and disease detection, and integrate advanced automation and farm digitalization.
    • 🌱Enhanced Resource Efficiency
      Partners receive the tools necessary to optimize critical inputs, resulting in reduced water usage, minimized energy footprints, and healthier soil profiles.
    • 🌐Ecosystem Exposure
      Beyond funding, participating organizations gain valuable visibility and connection opportunities across a massive global network of institutional investors, agricultural experts, and development professionals.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • Dual-Region Partnership: The application must be a joint submission featuring an agribusiness actively operating in Latin America or the Caribbean, paired alongside an innovative Israeli climate-smart technology provider.
    • Operational Readiness: Partnerships must be pilot-ready, meaning they have already clearly identified a specific, localized agricultural challenge and have mapped out a tailored technological solution to address it.
    • Structured Execution Plan: Teams must present a cohesive pilot project plan complete with clear implementation timelines, designated roles, operational milestones, and defined key performance indicators.
    • Co-Investment Capacity: Applicants must demonstrate a formal commitment to the project, which includes the capacity to cover a minority portion of the total pilot costs through cash or in-kind contributions.

    Participation Commitments

    • The application process includes submission of an indication of interest, invitation for shortlisted candidates to submit full applications, interviews and pitch sessions, and final judging and award selection.
    • Partnerships must be pilot-ready, meaning they have already clearly identified a specific, localized agricultural challenge and have mapped out a tailored technological solution to address it.
    • Teams must present a cohesive pilot project plan complete with clear implementation timelines, designated roles, operational milestones, and defined key performance indicators.

    Target Region

    Latin America and the Caribbean

    Target Sector

    Agriculture

    MSME Africa, IDB Invest

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