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Studying or working in a foreign country such as Germany can be challenging and requires a lot of preparation and endless paperwork. This is exactly where Educaro is offering a range of solutions and services to students and young professionals who are in the process of moving to Germany.

Agriculture is the most important sector of the Indian economy contributing around 16% to GDP and providing employment to 60% of the population. Being a farmer in India is, however, very challenging due to a variety of reasons.

GINSEP’s annual flagship event, the Indo-German Startup Week took place from 7th to 11th Dec 2020 digitally, bringing together Indian and German startup ecosystem actors to support young entrepreneurs looking to expand into the respective other markets.

What types of collaboration exist? What opportunities are there in Bavaria? What kind of support do start-ups and established companies get when they enter into a collaboration? You can read all about this in this blog.

Kruzr’s Mobility Platform provides AI solutions to insurers and mobility companies to improve driving safety, and generate actionable insights to create new services and products. Their product can be used in various settings. By delivering an engaging preventative driving safety solution to their customers, insurance companies, for instance, are able to improve their risk model and offer premiums to their customers.

The de:hub journey sought to bring mid-sized companies, startups and hubs together. It started on the 24th and 25th of September with visits to the hubs in Dortmund, Dresden and Hamburg. The participants of the tour were given insights into the operations of the...

Europe is keen to unleash the potential of closer ties with India. Many hope that cooperation in the field of Artificial Inteligence (AI) and data driven businesses could lead the way. But a new study cautions about unrealistic expectations: If you’re looking for quick wins, look elsewhere.

Germany is Europe’s industrial powerhouse. Located in the heart of Europe, the country’s economic strength lies in its strong manufacturing base. Besides, it has a well-organized and mature startup ecosystem. In order to explore the potential of the German startup ecosystem, GINSEP is organising a digital trip to Germany for Indian startups and investors to offer them insights into the different startup regions.

The shortage of skilled workers and experts in Germany presents employers with a range of challenges. Already today, there is a lack of well-qualified talent in many areas, for example software developers and engineers. The Indian labor market, on the other hand, offers great potential with its large number of young professionals.