About the program
The Social Impact Accelerator 3.0 by AIC-ISB is an intense 6-month impact-focused and SDG-driven accelerator that supports and nurtures social enterprises working on creating innovative solutions to the most pressing problems in society.
The accelerator is designed to elevate social entrepreneurs to strengthen their business models, deepen their impact, and get investment-ready.
Focus areas
Agriculture
Livelihood
Sustainability
Water & Sanitation
Eligibility criteria
MVP stage or beyond
Impact driven solution
Scalability potential
Program offerings
Dedicated mentorship by experts
Capacity building support
Partnership opportunities with corporates
Opportunity to conduct a pilot
Industry connects
Revenue acceleration support
Fundraising support
Tools & resources
Program timelines
Application Phase
Shortlisting and Evaluation
Program Phase
Demo Day
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Accelerator alumni
My Language My Learning (ML2) has built an innovative AI and ML-powered EdTech platform that automatically generates structured educational content based on learner’s cognizance level and language in real-time and replicates classroom teaching experience with a super cognitive 3D BOT.
BlisCare is an Edutech start-up that aims to provide affordable digital classroom solutions for visually impaired students with Digital Braille Display System. The solution uses a tablet to create digital braille in real time from any text or graphic. It is affordable and provides unlimited content, both online and offline.
Alumni speak
At I-Venture @ ISB, social entrepreneurs receive a wealth of resources and support to help them refine their business models, develop their products and services, and prepare for growth and scale.
Investor Partners
Ecosystem Partners
Contact Us
contact@aicisb.org | isha_handa@aicisb.org
FAQs
No. You should be a for-profit social enterprise and rely on market forces, with customers or clients purchasing your products or services.
There are five main criteria that the selection committee will take into account: sustainability, scalability, replicability, environmental impact and social impact of the startup. In addition to these five criteria, the committee will also consider a startup’s uniqueness, quality of the team and current traction of the company.
Yes, there is a program fee of INR 20,000 + GST associated with the program which the selected startups must pay before the commencement of the program engagement. Along with this, there is a 2% success fee associated with the program which is chargeable at the time a startup raises funds.