Eco Money: The tide is turning for sustainable startups

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July 2020

Republished from MoneyFM 89.3: Original clip here

Earlier this year, the latest edition of The Liveability Challenge was launched calling for innovative solutions to pressing environmental issues faced by modern, urban cities.

Over 400 participants from 60 countries submitted solutions for a chance to win over S$1 million in grant funding. To find out more about TLC and how sustainable startups can overcome launch hurdles Rachel Kelly spoke to Jessica Cheam founder and Managing Director of Eco-Business.

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