Vladyslav Ivanov.
Nowadays, startups are gaining more and more popularity. They are created both by ordinary schoolchildren or students, as well as by entrepreneurs or people with extensive experience. The value of these startups lies in their uniqueness. I would like to touch on those who do not have a special financial base for the implementation of projects. Unfortunately, due to a lot of competition between startups in the hope of catching the eye of an investor or grand support, a lot of people are left behind. This is a common practice and a principle of survival, but it is a pity that many really interesting ideas and solutions remain only on paper because of this. Now there are more and more ways to get financial support, but it is mainly aimed at those who have already learned the experience of the smallest business.
In my opinion, it is necessary to create special funds that can support startups at the very initial level. This will help you not to miss really necessary and creative projects. And the creators of such projects will be able to feel and understand in practice how much it is demanded in the market. Therefore, thanks to such funds, many projects will be able to come true, which means there is a chance that we will be able to learn something new and very interesting.
The project is implemented by Chernihiv Polytechnic National University in cooperation with the Human Rights Foundation and the University of Tartu (Estonia). The project is funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia.
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