On October 22, in Kiev, during the finals of the Polish-Ukrainian Startup Bridge (PUSB) mentoring program, the jury will select the most promising startups from Ukraine. The finalists include twenty innovative projects with a total prize of PLN 50,000. The final of the project, implemented by the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy and the Cooperation Fund Foundation, will be a hybrid. Startup representatives will meet in Kiev, and the entire event will be broadcast online.

The aim of the Polish-Ukrainian Startup Bridge project is to identify the best business ideas during regional meetups in Ukraine. Then their acceleration during training conducted by experienced experts and enabling them to contact directly representatives of Polish Venture Capital funds.

“Co-financing of development or mentoring support from experienced experts from Poland is an amazing impulse for development for startups that want to increase the scale of operations or gain global markets. After receiving over 60 applications to participate in this year's edition of the program, 20 of them were selected for the finals. The authors of the selected projects will present their ideas on this Thursday, October 22, at the Kyiv Tech Hub conference in Kiev summarizing our activities,” Jacek Ostrowski, president of the Cooperation Fund Foundation, said..

Among the ideas qualified for the final twenty, there were startups from the gaming segment, suppliers of solutions for medicine or construction. During the first day of the conference, their solutions will be presented by: AnimAR, Uniorder, WareTeka, River Solar, Harmix, Re-leaf TEXTILE, Caretech Human, Elomia, Fiway, Impulsar, Projectium.Network, CHillinger, CarpeDiem, Lawyerd !, MedLed, NADC, IOON, Desnovation, Agrodynamix and Auther.

(WBJ)