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mature startup ecosystems. In order to run a successful deep-tech incubation programme, it is also essential to form partnerships and collaborations with already existing players in the sector which include universities, research and academic institutions, events and conferences, investors, hubs, Nonprofits, and corporates. Stakeholders in the deep-tech startups ecosystem, as well as interested parties and partners; are encouraged to work together in shaping the development of a well- functioning ecosystem by providing technical assistance, training, and enablement to companies, increasing the internal capabilities of ecosystem support organisations, offering more specialised programmes/training. There are also encouraged to foster collaborations between corporates and startups, involving governments and policymakers, providing access to experienced mentors and coaches; and creating synergies with existing players, such as venture capitalists, governments, academia, and regulators.
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EVALUATING THE AFRICAN DEEP-TECH STARTUP ECOSYSTEM
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