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Reckitt Catalyst Global Accelerator 2026
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About
A global accelerator program designed to support entrepreneurs focused on enhancing access to healthcare, water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions. Participants will receive funding, mentorship, and business development support to scale their impact-driven ventures. The program emphasizes collaboration and community engagement, aiming to empower female and underrepresented founders to drive social change in their regions.
Benefits
- 💰Financial SupportFunding and resources to help scale solutions
- 🎓Mentorship ProgramAccess to mentorship from industry experts and successful entrepreneurs
- 🏢Networking OpportunitiesConnections to investors, partners, and a global community of innovators
- 📈Business Development SupportGuidance on scaling operations and improving business models
- 🌐Training and WorkshopsWorkshops focused on business skills, social impact, and innovation strategies
- 🎤Exposure OpportunitiesVisibility through Reckitt's network and potential media coverage.
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to entrepreneurs improving access to healthcare, water, sanitation, or hygiene in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Mexico, or Brazil
- Must be a social enterprise or impact-focused venture
- Targeting female and underrepresented founders is prioritized
- Must demonstrate a commitment to social impact and community engagement
- Must have a scalable solution to health and hygiene challenges.
Participation Commitments
- Must attend program events and workshops as scheduled
- Regular progress updates and reporting on impact metrics required
- Active participation in mentorship sessions and networking events
- Commitment to engage with the Reckitt Catalyst community and share learnings.
Target Region
Open to entrepreneurs in multiple countries including Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Mexico, and Brazil
Target Sector
Health and Hygiene Innovation
Reckitt, Yunus Social Innovation, Health Innovation Exchange, Acumen America