Do you need funding, partners or inspiration?
Let us help you!
Use us to create successful business on African emerging markets
Important partners
Get access to a grand network of business, investors, knowledge institutions, NGO’s and public institutions for developing and scaling innovative, sustainable business.
Funding and support
Get access to private investors and finance opportunities.
Inspiration and expertise
Get access to inspiration and expertise that offers hands-on experience and research on innovation and business developing for emerging markets in African countries.
Join our network
As a member of the network, you get access to Access2innovation’s own funding and funding through our collaborations with Danish business angel investors, crowdfunding platforms, and institutional investors.
We offer you sparring on the basis of many years of experience in Denmark and Africa and contacts for relevant partners through our grand network.
Gain access to a large knowledge base about emerging markets, technology, and business development.
Since 2007, we have built over 85 partnerships
We currently run five project partnerships in collaboration with companies, NGOs, researchers, and investors.
Partnerships
Businesses
Researches
News from Access2innovation
43 meetings in Tanzania open doors for Danish companies and schools
“It was really a fruitful trip and we were able to make many contacts in the few days we were in Tanzania.” Klaas B.J. Overlade, ZBC. Nine Danish companies and educational institutions were signed up for our latest delegation to Tanzania, made in cooperation with the...
A2i General Assembly highlights a year of growth, new partnerships and promising projects
Access2innovation’s General Assembly brought together 20 participants from companies, NGOs and educational institutions for a look back at an active 2025 and an update on projects, partnerships and the network’s continued development. At the General Assembly,...
Mapping new opportunities for innovation in Uganda
This summer, Access2innovation, together with aBi Development, presented progress on the GRASP Landscape Mapping at a joint review meeting with the Embassy, funded by the European Union Delegation to Uganda and Denmark. The mapping has identified 10 value chains...
