Greenovation Challenges
The Greenovation Challenges are designed to identify, nurture, and pilot test groundbreaking technologies, business models, and projects that can drive impactful change in renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and circularity. This nine-month-long challenge is a platform for bold ideas and global innovators ready to venture into new geographies, develop new products, or refine their prototypes with real-world application.
Through this program, we provide:
- Non-dilutive implementation grants to support field trials and scale innovations.
- Agency-led services in communications, finance, and operational scaling.
- Personalized coaching and guidance from industry experts to refine strategies and overcome challenges.
- On-ground pilot testingwith communities, ensuring solutions are impactful and inclusive.
Know about our ongoing Greenovation Challenges
- Greenovation SustainAgri Challenge
The innovation challenge – SustainAgri Challenge invites startups to showcase innovative technologies, business models, and transformative projects that drive sustainable agriculture in India. Aligned with India’s NAPCC and global sustainability goals, the challenge seeks scalable solutions that enhance farmers’ livelihoods and reduce agricultural emissions while tackling soil degradation and resource inefficiencies.
- Greenovation Circularity Challenge
The innovation challenge – Greenovation Circularity Challenge, run by SwitchON Foundation and backed by EarthON Foundation, aims to support breakthrough solutions – technologies, business models and projects on ground, from startups and NGOs, that accelerate maximisation of resource utilization and waste management in India.
- Greenovation SustainAgri Challenge
The innovation challenge – SustainAgri Challenge invites startups and NGOs to showcase innovative technologies, business models, and transformative projects that drive sustainable agriculture in India. Aligned with India’s NAPCC and global sustainability goals, the challenge seeks scalable solutions that enhance farmers’ livelihoods and reduce agricultural emissions while tackling soil degradation and resource inefficiencies.