Climate Tech Startup
Developed to support policymakers in understanding how climate tech, particularly startups, contributes to state economies through investments and job creation, while also advancing targets outlined in State Action Plan on Climate Change
Sets out the essential components of the startup ecosystem, across 6 verticals that examine capital flows, market opportunities and presence of talent & infrastructure at the state-level to support climate tech innovation
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Framework
Framework
Talent Availability
- Women-led climate tech startups
- Job creation by climate tech startups
- Entrepreneurial education programs
Access to Market
- Existence of regulatory sandboxes
- Ease of regulatory approvals
- Presence of climate tech startups
- Distribution by subsector
- Survival rate
- Tier II/III presence
- Accelerators & Incubators
- Access to testing infrastructure
- Access to mentorship
- Access to regulatory compliance support
- Participation in networking events
- Visibility of climate tech startups
Access to Capital
- State budget allocation for climate tech
- Public & private funds raised by climate tech startups
- Funding speed index
- Investor diversity
Impact Assessment
- GHG reduction potential
- Participation in carbon markets
- Mitigation & Adaptation diversity
Innovation Capacity
- Climate tech patent filings
- Research partnerships
Policy Environment
- Sector-specific policy interventions
- Integration into State Action Plan For Climate Change
- Access to public procurement schemes
- Utilization of schemes
- Feedback mechanism