Six Palestinian ventures have completed the AI-for-Impact Accelerator, presenting products focused on healthcare, agriculture, education, manufacturing and municipal services.
Nineteen participants began the programme on June 5, with six reaching the final stage as impact entrepreneurs. The graduating ventures are Floura 3D, which addresses the cost and complexity of digital manufacturing; Kidney Care, focused on accessible kidney health monitoring; and Hisab Mazraati, which helps Palestinian farmers assess profitability.
The cohort also includes Techman Smartkid, which encourages children to create with technology; Kenan, an Arabic-first medical guidance platform for everyday symptoms; and EcoRam, which helps municipalities manage waste collection more efficiently.
The accelerator was created to help participants turn problems into products with initial traction while learning entrepreneurship fundamentals and responsible AI practices. The programme was delivered in partnership with MENACatalyst Foundation, an impact-focused nonprofit working across the MENA region.
Source: Lnkd
