Co-Creation Hub

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VCMatch tracks Co-Creation Hub as an investor focused on Agtech, Foodtech, and Digital Health companies, Pre-Seed and Seed rounds, Nigeria and Africa markets, and $5m to $25m check sizes. Upload your deck to compare your startup against the full private matching profile.

Check Size

$5m to $25m

Stages

Pre-Seed, Seed

Focus Areas

Agtech, Foodtech, Digital Health

Geography

Nigeria and Africa

Investment Thesis

CcHub is an ecosystem-focused, early-stage investor and enabler that backs Nigerian (and pan‑African) technology solutions addressing real social problems. Their approach favors practical, user‑centred, scalable ventures — discovered via open calls and co-creation with stakeholders — and supported with pre-seed capital, incubation, mentoring and market‑entry networks so ideas can be tested, iterated and scaled.

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Investment Focus

Who should take a closer look

Co-Creation Hub is most relevant for founders raising Pre-Seed and Seed rounds in Agtech, Foodtech, Digital Health, and Edtech, especially across Nigeria and Africa, with public check-size signals around $5m to $25m.

Focus statement

CcHub targets technology-driven, Nigerian‑led solutions across social sectors with special focus on Governance, Transportation, Healthcare, Education, Food Security and the Environment; they prioritise practical ideas that solve one clear problem and can become sustainable, marketable ventures.

Value Add

Ecosystem enabler rather than a pure financial VC: combines up to $25,000 in investment with networks, market entry support, incubation and technical assistance ("giving access to up to $25,000 in investment as well as networks and market entry support").
Co-creation and community-driven sourcing: solicits open Calls for Ideas and engages "a community of progressive stakeholders (end-users, subject matter experts, government agencies, businesses, academics, civil societies etc.)" to co-create solutions.
Sector‑specific 'Social Change Lab' programs (e.g., health, food, transport) that run focused calls and support pipelines of solutions (example: Social Change Lab for Health with shortlisted BuildIT/GrowIT solutions).
Hands‑on, iterative product development stance: chosen ideas are "taken apart, questioned, tested and brought back together to ensure it is robust and can be effectively implemented and scaled."
Strong community/collegial culture and local ecosystem building (YabaManifesto, developer collaboration, "the Hub... epicentre of Nigeria’s nascent tech revolution").