Azaka's mission is to reduce climate impacts in agriculture and the environment by focusing on waste recycling and raising awareness about the importance of recycling. They aim to create green jobs and develop value-added products for local and international markets. Azaka plans to address the problem of low waste recycling and high environmental impact in Moldova, particularly in rural areas, by providing waste collection services, building recycling infrastructure, and educating the community. They also aim to develop a circular bioeconomy model by recycling plastic and organic waste into new products and compost. The company has applied for patents and is focused on sustainable development. Their target market initially includes the rural communities of Pelivan and Cismea, with plans to expand to the Orhei municipality.

The company, founded in 2020 in Moldova, aims to address pollution of transport infrastructure and limited access to aquatic resources. They plan to launch a car wash service using clean technologies and a circular water usage concept. The innovation includes efficient water and energy usage through the integration of solar panels. With a maximum timeline of 6 months, the main obstacle is potential equipment import delays. The leadership team, Natalia Dorofeev and Tatiana Dragan, lack previous management experience but hope to gain knowledge through the GCIP Accelerator program. They expect their technology to have a positive environmental impact and become a leading car wash service provider in Moldova.

Spam Carsharing is a carsharing company based in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. Their innovative solution aims to address the problem of overloaded traffic in the city by providing a carsharing service. The company offers a mobile application that allows users to easily access and rent electric cars for their daily transportation needs. By utilizing this service, customers can save time and money, reduce CO2 emissions, and alleviate the strain on the city's infrastructure. SPAM CARSHARING is the first carsharing company in Moldova and aims to expand to neighboring countries in the future.

The company (Davitex Neo) focuses on solving the problem of textile waste by reusing it and producing thread for other products. Their solution involves waste sorting and utilizing high-performance machines to obtain textile thread. They have applied for patents and plan to develop functional clothes for children. The company has received grants and investment capital from angel investors and venture capitalists. They aim to obtain exclusive licenses for their intellectual property. The team consists of specialists in clothing, higher education, marketing, and accounting, and they plan to hire mechanical engineers for the machinery. The company has participated in accelerator programs for circular economy startups and has a focus on sustainability and circularity. They are targeting the market for knitting companies and aim to develop ecodesign measures for sustainable textiles. Funding and commercialization readiness are some of the foreseen obstacles. Overall, Davitex Neo SRL aims to make a positive impact in the textile industry by addressing the issue of textile waste and promoting sustainable practices.

The team focuses on addressing the high cost of metal-intensive ballast fastening systems for solar power plants. The proposed solution is to replace the metal concrete guide element with prestressed concrete, which is a lightweight and cost-effective alternative. This can be achieved by manufacturing the necessary elements at two enterprises in Moldova and assembling a more economical ballast mounting system for photovoltaic panels. The use of prestressed concrete reduces the amount of metal required and lowers the cost of the system. It also reduces assembly time and can be used for buildings and roofs with low load-bearing capacity. The solution aims to provide a ready-to-use ballast system for fastening photovoltaic panels on roofs. The target market includes installers of ballast rooftop solar power plants, and the potential impact includes cost savings and reduced installation time. The leadership team consists of the founder, who has experience in the construction and sales of solar power plants, and their wife, who contributes precise questioning skills. The funding request is made to support the implementation of the business idea and ensure economic security for the family.

The team plans to implement a social project in their school, OLIMP High School. They aim to provide access to clean drinking water at a minimal cost by installing water filtration systems for the students. This initiative also aims to reduce the use of single-use plastic bottles by promoting the use of reusable bottles. The project is expected to generate savings for the school and improve the health of the students. The team has previous experience in successfully implementing ecological projects and has received recognition and funding for their efforts. They intend to create an eco-friendly school that prioritizes the environment and the well-being of the community.

Alimvin is a Chișinău-based company founded in 2003, specializing in eco-friendly wooden objects for children. Their main challenge is high electricity consumption during production, leading to increased costs. To tackle this, they plan to install solar panels on their workshop roof, reducing expenses and product prices. This involves preparing documentation, coordinating with the system operator, and executing the installation. Alimvin aims to expand its customer base, targeting toy stores and photo studios, while promoting eco-friendly alternatives to plastic. Their goal is to provide affordable, eco-friendly wooden products, replacing toxic plastic alternatives and making a positive impact in the market.

Company that specializes in creating and selling sustainable and eco-friendly baby products, including strollers, car seats, playards, high chairs, and more. Their products are designed with safety, comfort, and convenience in mind, and they use high-quality materials to ensure their goods are durable and long-lasting.

Agri 4.0 is a company that aims to reduce the gap between African agriculture and that of global leaders in the field. The company's mission is to make agriculture profitable regardless of the project's size, increase the quality and yield of crops, reduce input consumption, and contribute to reducing unemployment in Morocco by attracting young people to the sector. Agri 4.0 focuses on research and development to provide innovative solutions and digital technologies to the daily problems faced by farmers, providing better agronomic expertise, and developing a more structured agricultural system with better performance indicators and crop management. The company strives to reduce the environmental impact of the agricultural sector by promoting a more sustainable and intelligent agricultural system.