WASH Innovation Fair brought together thought leaders and dignitaries all over the WASH Sector to witness innovative ideas as well as winning the sum of N17.5 million from 5 innovators. Engr.…
WASH Innovation Fair brought together thought leaders and dignitaries all over the WASH Sector to witness innovative ideas as well as winning the sum of N17.5 million from 5 innovators.
Engr. Sulieman Hussein Adamu, Honorable Minister of Water Resources. Ms. Ameedat Olaniyan founder Sparklean Station, Dr. Jane Bevan Chief WASH, UNICEF Nigeria
The program WASH INNOVATION FAIR 2.0 which took place on the 27th of April 2023 was organised through the partnership of the Financial Centre for Sustainability, Lagos (FC4S LAGOS), the Nigeria Climate Innovation Centre (NCIC) and IHS Towers was inspired by FMDQ
Five Nigerian startups were awarded the sum of N3.5 million each and a 4-month mentorship programme for creating innovative solutions to address Water Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) challenges in Nigeria.
Engr. Sulieman Hussein Adamu, Honorable Minister of Water ResourcesEngr. Sulieman Hussein Adamu, Honorable Minister of Water Resources. Mr. Henry Lamba Founder Schrodinger Technologie. Mr. Dapo Otunla Chief Corporate Servicers Officer IHS Nigeria
Five Nigerian startups were awarded the sum of N3.5 million each and a 4-month mentorship programme for creating innovative solutions to address Water Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) challenges in Nigeria.
Engr. Sulieman Hussein Adamu, Honorable Minister of Water Resources. Mr Gideon Fakolade founder Retreasure Global Solution. Mr. Emmanuel Etaderhi Executive Secretary, FC4S
Congratulations to the winners and innovators who used the opportunity to meet pitch and engage with thought leaders. The program was created to allow innovators engage with leaders of sustainable growth in the WASH Sector.
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Five Nigerian startups were awarded the sum of N3.5 million each and a 4-month mentorship programme for creating innovative solutions to address Water Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) challenges in Nigeria.
