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In preparation for the first cycle of the SGF, the DICT has released a set of documents that proponents may use as references to writing their respective proposals.
Calling all aspiring and registered startups! You may now sign up and register to the Startup Philippines’ Website to get your unique Startup ID#. You may refer to the instructions below to guide you through the registration process. You are now registered to the Startup Philippines Website. Should you have any questions or concerns, you […]
Who is eligible for the grant fund?
ICT-based startups who have registered as a business in the Philippines and have a registered startup number shall be eligible to apply for the DICT Startup Grant Fund. The SGF encourages startups who are either in the (1) “proof of concept (POC) to prototype” or (2) “prototype to the Minimum Viable Product (MVP)”. Please refer to Section 8 of the DICT Department Circular 001 s. 2023.
Know more about Startups and the Philippine Startup Development Program!
SBOSS, or the Startup Business One-Stop Shop, is a venue to facilitate end-to-end registration of startups. It shall serve as a platform containing all information on the legal and regulatory processes involved from opening, operating, to closing or exiting a startup.
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