We are excited to announce the release of the latest Latam Climate Startup Radar, a comprehensive mapping of over 400 startups across Latin America. This edition, unveiled at the recent second edition of the Latam Climate Innovation Summit organized by my fund Dalus Capital, reflects a 55% increase in startup representation, underscoring the region’s rapid growth in climate-focused innovation.
Key Highlights of the Radar:
- Agtech & Foodtech: Leading with 38% of the startups, this sector showcases advancements in sustainable agriculture and food production.
- Clean & Circular Economy: Comprising 14%, these startups focus on waste reduction and resource efficiency.
- Energy & Decarbonization: Also at 14%, this group is dedicated to renewable energy solutions and carbon reduction technologies.
- Watertech, Materials, and Resources: Making up 10%, this emerging sector addresses water management and sustainable material development.
The radar features startups from 16 countries, with Mexico leading at 32%, followed by Chile (20%), Brazil (16%), Argentina (15%), and Colombia (10%). This diverse representation highlights the widespread commitment to climate innovation across the region.
By identifying and supporting these startups, we aim to foster collaboration and investment in solutions addressing the critical and urgent climate change challenges. The Latam Climate Startup Radar serves as a valuable resource for stakeholders seeking to engage with the dynamic climate innovation ecosystem in Latin America.
For more details, you can read our previous article on this here and download the full radar here.
If you know of a promising climate-tech startup in Latin America that isn’t included in this radar, we’d love to hear from you! Please help us keep this resource as comprehensive as possible by submitting new startups through this suggestion form. Together, we can continue spotlighting the innovators driving sustainable change across the region.
