SheGrows Global Calls for Women-led Climate Startups from Southeast Asia and LATAM

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SheGrows Global, a collaborative initiative by Epic Angels, UN ESCAP, and the Government of Colombia, is now accepting applications for its founder-first expansion program aimed at women-led startups in climate, circular economy, and agritech. The program is specifically designed to support entrepreneurs from Southeast Asia and Latin America in expanding their ventures across regions, fostering cross-border collaboration, and connecting them to vital resources.

The two-month program offers selected founders a unique opportunity to participate in five expert-led sessions focused on market expansion strategies. In addition, participants will gain access to one-on-one mentoring with seasoned angel investors who bring both industry knowledge and investment insights to the table. This tailored support aims to help founders strengthen their business models, refine their go-to-market plans, and position themselves for sustainable growth in new markets.

Beyond mentorship and training, SheGrows Global connects startups to a dynamic network of cross-border investors and fellow founders, enabling valuable partnerships and potential collaborations. A distinctive feature of the program is the potential investment opportunity from Epic Angels, with funding amounts ranging between $50,000 and $250,000 for selected ventures demonstrating strong market readiness and impact potential.

The program culminates in an in-person finale in Kuala Lumpur, where participants will pitch live to an audience of investors and ecosystem leaders. This platform not only serves as a showcase for innovative solutions in climate and sustainability but also as a gateway for founders to gain visibility in international startup circles.

The application deadline for SheGrows Global is August 6, 2025. Organizers are encouraging applications from across eligible regions, with a special emphasis on increasing representation from Pakistan in global climate-focused networks. By connecting women founders to investment, mentorship, and global markets, the initiative aligns with broader goals of fostering diversity and accelerating solutions to pressing environmental challenges.

For eligible founders, this program represents a valuable chance to scale their businesses internationally, connect with decision-makers, and access targeted funding. With climate change, circular economy innovation, and sustainable agriculture emerging as critical priorities worldwide, the program’s focus is timely and aligned with global needs.

Women-led startups in the eligible sectors and regions can apply directly through the official application link. Given the competitive nature of the selection process and the limited time before the deadline, interested entrepreneurs are encouraged to submit their applications as soon as possible to secure consideration for this opportunity.

Applications are open now, and with the finale event set to bring global visibility, SheGrows Global stands out as a platform poised to drive impactful change through women-led entrepreneurship.

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