Empowering Entrepreneurs for Sustainable Growth and Innovation
Innovation
Through technical intervention, access to key networks and resources, we provide tangible business development support and equip businesses to scale.
Investments
We support people and private sector enterprises to unlock their internal capacity and raise private or development capital in forms equity/debt/grants.
Impact
We promote and empower businesses that can create scalable impact and positively influence societies and the environment.
Our Programs
TechX
Accelerating Innovations to Transform Health & Education in Nepal.
TechX is a business accelerator program designed for digital technology innovators (DTIs) in the health and education sectors. Funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and implemented by Accelerator Nepal, the program aims to improve access to healthcare and educational services by providing acceleration support to businesses that offer or enhance solutions in these fields through digital technologies.
Accelerator Programs
Supporting Nepal’s next generation of entrepreneurs
Accelerator Nepal collaborated with One to Watch and Impact Hub to accelerate and incubate 4 cohorts of 10 early-stage start-ups each. The participating enterprises refined their business, sales strategies, and access to finance leading to improved sales generation and the creation of new jobs.
Argo Program
Strengthening agro-value chain through entrepreneurship
Accelerator Nepal collaborated with Oxfam Nepal to enhance the agro value-chain in the Makwanpur district. The program connected smallholder farmers of Sana Kisan Sahakari with private enterprises that had the capacity to provide innovative solutions to enhance agricultural productivity and yield for farmers.
Atelier
Post-2015 Earthquake Restoration Program in Bungamati
Atelier was conceptualized as a restoration program to support the rebuilding of Bungamati following the devastating earthquake of 2015. In collaboration with One to Watch and Kathmandu University School of Arts, seven local artists received skill-based training in art restoration, promotion, and sustainable livelihood development, beyond mere replication.
Partners
