HEYA, the Women in Innovation Incubation Program, has opened applications for its second cohort in Jordan, targeting women entrepreneurs leading growth-stage startups.
The program offers expert mentorship, business development support and networking opportunities. Selected participants will also have the chance to compete for funding of up to €15,000, according to the announcement.
Applicants must be women aged 18 to 55, and their startup must have at least one female lead founder. Applications must be submitted by the lead female founder. Eligible startups must already be generating revenue and offer an innovative product or service rather than operate as traditional businesses.
The wider HEYA initiative supports women entrepreneurs in Jordan, including Jordanian and Syrian women, as well as founders in rural and underserved areas. It covers both home-based businesses and startups at the growth stage, with the broader goal of helping ventures become more scalable and sustainable.
Applicants are asked to provide information about their business, customers, market, competitors, revenue and funding history. The form is expected to take about an hour to complete.
Source: Podio
