Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership Launched to Support Agri-Food Start-Up Companies
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Wednesday, December 15, 2021
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Saskatchewan agri-value start-ups have a new support system to help them succeed: the Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership (GAAP) is beginning its work of assisting start-ups and growing the agri-food industry in Western Canada.
Key Points:
- Saskatchewan agri-value start-ups have a new support system to help them succeed: the Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership (GAAP) is beginning its work of assisting start-ups and growing the agri-food industry in Western Canada.
- Companies within this new partnership can enjoy the following benefits:
Access to GAAP facilities for up to 3 to 4 years. - Access to significant investment from GAAP (upwards of $1M with support from partners) to qualifying companies, to allow them to focus on technology progression and market adoption.
- A stronger ecosystem will support start-up companies as they develop tools to tackle global challenges of our day, such as food security and climate change.