Ukraine built a public fund to write the first check for young tech companies. War stopped the familiar pitch-day machine - then forced it to become something broader, faster and far more international.
At the Indian School of Business in Mohali, startup support gets practical: build the prototype, find a pilot, and work out who will pay. The price of that help depends on which door a founder walks through.
Kuveyt Türk’s startup accelerator offers grants without taking equity. Its more interesting proposition is a chance to put a young company’s technology to work inside the bank.