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The German startup scene is characterized by the country’s federal structure, which gives more power and independence to German states and fosters the development of a non-centric startup ecosystem. The diversity of the German startup scene can be seen in some of its notable startups and in its main startup hubs, Berlin and Munich. In Berlin, N26 has been established as a successful fintech startup while TIER is focusing on micromobility. In Munich, the focus is on B2B startups and hardware & IoT. Germany has a tradition of producing global scale, high quality corporations like SAP, Siemens, and Bosch. All these companies are funding initiatives within the German national startup ecosystem as part of their open innovation activities. ==read-more==
 Germany’s strength and diversity are also reflected in the quality of seed startup ecosystems. Organizations such as the [City of Berlin](https://www.businesslocationcenter.de/en/), the [City of Magdeburg](https://www.magdeburg.de/Home/?La=2), and the [City of Kiel](https://www.kielwi.gov/) are actively involved in developing local startup ecosystems. Moreover, initiatives like [ruhrHUB](https://ruhrhub.de/), [de:hub](https://www.de-hub.de/), and [TechQurier](https://techquartier.com/) bring together startup ecosystem stakeholders from different hubs in the country and facilitate the exchange of knowledge. The country also enjoys increased international attention on its entrepreneurial scene with events such as [Bits & Pretzels](https://www.bitsandpretzels.com/festival-home). 
 In terms of funding, the public sector offers a diversified support system for startups. In 2022, the first [startup strategy](https://www.bmwk.de/Redaktion/DE/Dossier/Digitalisierung/start-up-strategie.html) of the federal government was approved and the government pledged to allocate €30 billion to its startup sector through 2030. There are plenty of other incentives, such as [EXIST](https://www.exist.de/EN/Programme/EXIST-Business-Startup-Grant/content.html) grants for starting a business and easing development costs, [High-Tech Gründerfonds](https://www.htgf.de/en/) (HTGF) for seed investment, and [Gründung innovativ](https://www.ilb.de/de/wirtschaft/zuschuesse/gruendung-innovativ/) to help startups initialize. 
 German-based entrepreneurs also have the advantage of creating solutions for their local economy, which is much bigger than any other country in Europe, while also leveraging Germany’s EU leadership position to connect with other markets. 
 However, there is still work to be done in removing red tape and simplifying tax laws that negatively affect the potential growth of German startup ecosystems. While Germany has a skilled workforce, high cost of labor and employee protection laws can be a drawback for startup founders.

Germany

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Munich

ORDA startup from Munich, Germany is ranked 25291 out of 149632 worldwide and 815 from the 4254 startups in Germany. See more information and additional rankings on the StartupBlink Global Ecosystem Map

As the innovation hub of the Asia-Pacific region, Taiwan is renowned for its outstanding high-tech R&D capacity, highly-trained professionals, and thriving networks of entrepreneurs which enable our  startup ecosystem to achieve steady continuous growth.

Director General, Department of Academia-Industry Collaboration and Science Park Affairs

We've seen the startup ecosystem of Moscow rapidly mature in the  last years. Having a dedicated startup agency has been instrumental in helping to deliver the right support services to entrepreneurs, investors and talent.

Startup Ecosystem Comparative Analysis

In the recent years, Moscow has become a gravity centre for the most talented people not only from Russia and Eastern Europe, but from all over the world. Such concentration of professionals affirms Moscow as one of the global “cities of the future”, world centre for the development of breakthrough technologies, particularly in IT.

The Moscow Agency of Innovations was established to create a truly favorable environment for the advancement of technology in Moscow.

2016

The Skolkovo Innovation Center and Skolkovo Foundation was signed into law with a goal to goal is to create a sustainable ecosystem of entrepreneurship and innovation.

2010

Avito, a classified ads website and now a unicorn, first went online.

2007

The Moscow Seed Fund, a VC which invests in see and pre-seed startups, was established.

2005

Yandex search engine was launched!!!!

1997

CAREC Startup Hub is launched

2022

CAREC Ministerial Conference endorses CAREC Digital Strategy 2030

2021

CAREC Secretariat launches technical assistance on startups and digitalization

2020

CAREC 2030 Strategy endorsed and includes ICT as cost-cutting sector for CAREC Program

2017

CAREC Institute establishes office in Urumchi, PRC

2015

CAREC program approves 6 projects amounting to $247 million under energy, trade, and transport sectors

2001

ADB officially establishes CAREC program

Technical assistance to promote regional economic cooperation in Central Asia is approved

1996

Запуск CAREC Startup Hub

 Министерская конференция ЦАРЭС одобряет Цифровую стратегию ЦАРЭС 2030

Секретариат ЦАРЭС запускает техническую помощь стартапам и цифровизации

Гендерная стратегия ЦАРЭС до 2030 года одобрена всеми странами-участницами

Институт ЦАРЭС получает правовой статус и Стратегия ЦАРЭС-2030 включает ИКТ в качестве сектора для Программы ЦАРЭС

Создана физическая база Института ЦАРЭС

Одобрено шесть проектов ЦАРЭС на сумму $247 млн

АБР официально учредил программу ЦАРЭС

Одобрена техническая помощь в продвижении регионального экономического сотрудничества в Центральной Азии

CAREC

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