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Sprint to Scale: CCIC’s Green-Tech Fast Track Closes Applications 30 June

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Last updated: June 23, 2025 8:00 am
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Clock’s ticking for climate innovators. The Caribbean Climate Innovation Center (CCIC) is giving Jamaica’s growth-stage clean-tech founders a final five-day window to enter ScaleItUp—an eight-week business boot camp built to convert promising ventures into investable, expansion-ready companies.

Contents
What Makes This Program Different?The BackersCurriculum SnapshotWho Should Apply—Right NowBottom Line

What Makes This Program Different?

IncubatorsScaleItUp
Target StageIdea / MVPRevenue-generating, poised for rapid scaling
Duration4–12 months8 intense weeks
OutcomePrototypeInvestor-ready growth plan & Demo Day pitch

Investor Gateway. Demo Day on 19 September places up to 18 companies in front of domestic and international financiers—plus a fully-funded trip to a leading European innovation hub for the top performer.


The Backers

  • CCIC – region’s first clean-tech incubator (est. 2014; 15 CARICOM markets served)
  • Scientific Research Council (SRC) – converting lab science into market solutions
  • Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) / BIGEE – de-risking scale-ups with capital and ecosystem support

“Clean-tech will power Jamaica’s next economic chapter,” states Carlinton Burrell, CCIC CEO. “ScaleItUp equips growth-stage businesses to seize that mantle—fast.”


Curriculum Snapshot

  1. Scaling Mechanics: operational systems that survive 10× demand
  2. Market Proof & Traction: data-driven validation for investors
  3. Capital Strategy: term-sheet fluency and blended-finance know-how
  4. Impact Metrics: translating CO₂ savings into ROI language
  5. Opportunity Mapping: climate-tech white spaces across CARICOM
  6. Storycraft: pitch decks that close, not just impress

Founders also receive four 1-on-1 mentor sessions, weekly pitch labs, and peer accountability huddles—delivered Tuesday/Thursday evenings (6 p.m.-8 p.m.) via hybrid format for nationwide reach.


Who Should Apply—Right Now

  • Jamaican climate-tech companies past prototype, earning or piloting revenue
  • Teams seeking equity, debt, or grant funding to push beyond local markets
  • Ventures tackling emissions reduction, resource efficiency, or climate resilience

Application Deadline: 23:59 EST, 30 June
Apply at: ccic-caribbean.org/scaleitup

Dr Charah Watson, SRC Executive Director: “This partnership accelerates the commercialisation of science, translating research into green jobs and export-grade solutions.”

Christopher Brown, DBJ-BIGEE Programme Manager: “Robust accelerators stitch together capital, mentorship, and market access. ScaleItUp delivers all three in eight weeks.”


Bottom Line

If your clean-tech venture is ready for capital and continental reach, this is the last call. Miss 30 June, and you’ll watch competitors take the stage on Demo Day instead of you.

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