IIM-C will be incubating 100 startups by 2020
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IIM-C director
Ashok Banerjee of IIM-C said that the start-ups would get access to the IIM alumni network for mentoring purposes, adding that they would be reaching out to the districts for hunting talent.
The INVENT program is funded mutually by the DST and the Department for International Development (DFID) which is aimed at promoting social enterprise in the low-income states.
The verticals in the social enterprise domain are healthcare, education for masses, technological innovation, agriculture, water and sanitation.
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