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India-Australia RISE Accelerator

Santhosh Kumar 24/11/2023

India-Australia RISE Accelerator mind map
India-Australia RISE Accelerator
Purpose
Support circular economy startups
Collaboration
Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)
NITI Aayog
CSIRO (Australia's national science agency)
Strategic Partnership for Shared Goals
Manpreet Vohra's Role
High Commissioner of India to Australia
Emphasis
Shared values, economic interests
Geopolitical objectives
Addressing Shared Challenges through Innovation
Dr. Chintan Vaishnav's Perspective
Mission Director, AIM, NITI Aayog
Program Description
Pioneering bilateral program
Focus on environment, climate technology
Nine-Month Program for Startup Growth
Target Audience
Startups and SMEs with mature technologies
Objectives
Expansion between India and Australia
Establish connections
Build credibility in international markets
Circular Economy Focus in First Round
Invited Participants
Startups and SMEs
Focus Areas
Innovative business models
Technologies
Resource ingenuity
Support for Technology Validation and Adaptation
Validation and adaptation support
Collaboration opportunities
Industry and researchers
Financial Support and Virtual Delivery
Delivery Method
Virtual
Incentives
No charge for startups
Eligible participants may receive grants
Current Bus Fleet in Delhi and Future Vision
Official Data
Current fleet size of 7,135 buses
Call for Increase
At least 11,000 buses needed
Premium Bus Aggregator Scheme
Enhance public transportation quality and efficiency

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