While electric mobility stood out as the dominant sector, accounting for over 60% of climate startup funding; solar power, green fintech, and deeptech startups also attracted investor attention.
India is the world’s leading producer of millets accounting for over 40 per cent of global production.
Climate tech start-ups had a strong start to the second-half with the news of $20 million funding by String bio, that converts greenhouse gases into proteins.
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Climate start-ups have the ability to address local problems such as improving water access and enhancing agriculture, issues that align with the objectives of CSR budgets
