Synonymous to innovation, startups — organizations not more than 2 years in existence — are known for their flexible and dynamic work culture and ability to grow, though oftentimes they operate with limited resources.
In global development, many startups begin as projects that have won funding from donors and investors, and recognition for their cutting-edge solutions to challenges faced by people in the developing world.
Based on research, outreach and your input on LinkedIn, here’s the first in our series of global development startups you should know about.
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About the author
Ma. Eliza VillarinoDevexElizaJV
Eliza is a veteran journalist focused on covering the most pressing issues and latest innovations in global health, humanitarian aid, sustainability, and development. A member of Mensa, Eliza has earned a master's degree in public affairs and bachelor's degree in political science from the University of the Philippines.