Copenhagen Business Hub (Erhvervshus Hovedstaden)
Denmark
Erhvervshus Hovedstaden is one of six regional business houses in Denmark. At Erhvervshus Hovedstaden, they help more than 5,000 companies …
Austria · Graz · See the Austria profile · See the Graz profile
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Graz's publicly funded high-tech incubator has supported 700+ startups since 2002, generating 35+ new companies per year with a ~90% survival rate, through an 18-month AplusB programme backed by TU Graz, ESA, and local financial institutions.
AT22Science Park Graz (SPG), founded in 2002, is Austria's AplusB-network high-tech incubator anchored to TU Graz, running an 18-month structured incubation programme with interest-free R&D loans.
SPG has supported 700+ start-ups since inception, generating 35+ new companies per year, with a publicly reported ~90% active-company survival rate. The AplusB model has been deployed across six other Austrian university cities.
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Denmark
Erhvervshus Hovedstaden is one of six regional business houses in Denmark. At Erhvervshus Hovedstaden, they help more than 5,000 companies …
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan's Damu Fund tested three SME finance instruments; a 2026 World Bank study found market-aligned partial guarantees raised employment ~24% …
Estonia
Estonia's largest science park runs a startup incubator and themed accelerators (NATO DIANA, ESA BIC, AI, cyber) that have supported …
France
A 34,000 m² Paris campus hosting 1,000+ startups a year across 30+ acceleration programmes run with global corporates, anchoring the …
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