Impact reports

A year of impact — in a snapshot.

Our impact over the years

380 +

Programs

24

provinces reached

470+

startups/SMEs supported

$950,000+

in equity-free seed funding mobilized

17,000+

youths engaged,

50+

trusted partners

$160,000+

in prototyping funds provided,

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A thumbnail showing the 6 ventures of the DGIx Accelerator Program for the Blog-post about What mission-driven startups actually need to scale: A look at the DGIx accelerator

What mission-driven startups actually need to scale: A look at the DGIx accelerator

What mission-driven startups actually need to scale: A look at the DGIx accelerator

I’ll be honest: when we kicked off the DGIx Accelerator, we weren’t entirely sure how it was going to go. The lessons that followed shaped the program in ways we did not expect.

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How the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs Cambodia Empowers Women Entrepreneurs

How the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs Cambodia Empowers Women Entrepreneurs

Discover how Cambodia’s first Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) empowered 29 women to grow their businesses, build confidence, and access new opportunities—through mentorship, field visits, and a strong sisterhood of support.

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Empowering Mentors to Support Women Entrepreneurs and Strengthen the Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

Empowering Mentors to Support Women Entrepreneurs and Strengthen the Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

In our decade of experience supporting entrepreneurs, we’ve seen that entrepreneurs grow best with the right mentors by their side. Yet, especially women entrepreneurs often struggle to find locally based and high-quality mentors.