UNICEF Venture Fund Startup Metrics

UNICEF Venture Fund Startup Metrics

Whether you're currently with us or have completed your time with the Fund, these metrics are crucial for unlocking opportunities.They enhance your eligibility for various resources and support. They also help us position you better within UNICEF's deployment and scale pipeline.Your metrics aren’t just reports—they tell stories of transformation, innovation, and hope. Together, let's use data to drive positive change and create a better world for children.We're thrilled to have you as part of the Venture Fundcommunity and look forward to seeing your progress and impact!
Active (currently receiving seed or growth funding from the UNICEF Venture Fund)Graduate (have officially completed investment period with the UNICEF Venture Fund)
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Position
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Key Updates/Milestones/Highlights
Any highlights, milestones, news, success stories you'd like to share?
In the News
Please provide links to web articles/features, press releases, and other communication materials you'd like to share.
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Company-level includes everything your company is working on, including Venture Fund-supported projects.
The figures we ask for are cumulative, which means how much you've ever made since the beginning of the company, not just for the month or year. You should add new figures to the totals from your previous reports. If there’s no new data, just report the same numbers as before.
Company-level revenue (in US $)
Company-level profit (in US $)
Company-level follow-on funding raised (in US $)
Please do not include what you received from the UNICEF Venture Fund
YesNo

Project-level refers to only the solution that you are working on with the Venture Fund funding and technical mentorship.
The figures we ask for are cumulative, which means how much you've ever made since the beginning of the project, not just for the month or year. You should add new figures to the totals from your previous reports. If there’s no new data, just report the same numbers as before.
Project-level revenue (in US $)
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
Project-level profit (in US $)
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
Project-level follow-on funding raised (in US $)
Please do not include what you received from the UNICEF Venture Fund
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.

Company-level includes everything your company is working on, including Venture Fund-supported projects.
The figures we ask for are cumulative, which means how many you've ever reached since the beginning of the company, not just for the month or year. You should add new figures to the totals from your previous reports. If there’s no new data, just report the same numbers as before.
B2C - COMPANY level
Individuals paying to use the solutions/products of your company, including but not limited to the solution being developed with the Venture Fund.
B2B - COMPANY level
A third-party (i..e. business, NGO, think tank) that uses and pays the solutions/products of your company, including but not limited to the solution being developed with the Venture Fund.
B2G - COMPANY level
Number of B2G (business to government) users refers to the number of governmental entities paying to use the solutions/products of your company, including but not limited to the solution being developed with the Venture Fund.
Unpaid Users - COMPANY level
Unpaid users are individuals that use but don't pay for the solutions/products of your company, including but not limited to the solution being developed with the Venture Fund. This can include users involved in user testing.
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Key Points Before Entering Beneficiary Data
- Direct beneficiaries are individuals who directly use your company's solutions/products, including those developed with the Venture Fund. This includes both B2C and unpaid users. So you've already filled them out above.
- Direct use of your tech doesn't mean only those who operate the tech.
  
  In the case of an AI-enabled diagnostic tool, for example, users aren't only the clinicians who use the tool to help generate diagnoses. Patients who are being screened or examined, and whose images or specimens are processed by the AI tool, can be counted as users because they receive faster diagnosis due to the medical practitioners’ use of the technology.
  
  In the case of an early-warning system, users aren't only the local authorities who use a communications platform to deploy early warning or evacuation messages. People who receive these messages are also users of the tech even if they are not the ones operating the tech.
- If a partner or client reports beneficiary numbers, please include them.
- Indirect beneficiaries are those who benefit indirectly, such as through infrequent use or positive effects from direct users. For example, in a learning management system, the teacher is the direct beneficiary, and the student is the indirect beneficiary.
- Total Unique Beneficiaries = Direct Beneficiaries + Indirect Beneficiaries
Total number of unique beneficiaries (direct and indirect) to date - COMPANY level
Number of children reached to date - COMPANY level
BELOW 18 YEARS OLD
Number of women/girls reached to date - COMPANY level
Number of PLWDs reached to date - COMPANY level
YesNo

Project-level refers to only the solution that you are working on with the Venture Fund funding and technical mentorship.
The figures we ask for are cumulative, which means how many you've ever reached since the beginning of the project, not just the month or year. You should add new figures to the totals from your previous reports. If there’s no new data, just report the same numbers as before.
B2C - PROJECT level
Individuals paying to use the solution that you are developing with the Venture Fund.
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
B2B - PROJECT level
A third-party (i..e. business, NGO, think tank) that uses and pays for the solution that you are developing with the Venture Fund.
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
B2G - PROJECT level
Number of B2G (business to government) users refers to the number of governmental entities paying to use the solution that you are developing with the Venture Fund.
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
Unpaid Users - PROJECT level
Unpaid users are individuals that use but don't pay for the solution that you are developing with the Venture Fund.
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
Key Points Before Entering Beneficiary Data
- Direct beneficiaries are individuals who directly use your company's solutions/products, including those developed with the Venture Fund. This includes both B2C and unpaid users. So you've already filled them out above.
- Direct use of your tech doesn't mean only those who operate the tech.
  
  In the case of an AI-enabled diagnostic tool, for example, users aren't only the clinicians who use the tool to help generate diagnoses. Patients who are being screened or examined, and whose images or specimens are processed by the AI tool, can be counted as users because they receive faster diagnosis due to the medical practitioners’ use of the technology.
  
  In the case of an early-warning system, users aren't only the local authorities who use a communications platform to deploy early warning or evacuation messages. People who receive these messages are also users of the tech even if they are not the ones operating the tech.
- If a partner or client reports beneficiary numbers, please include them.
- Indirect beneficiaries are those who benefit indirectly, such as through infrequent use or positive effects from direct users. For example, in a learning management system, the teacher is the direct beneficiary, and the student is the indirect beneficiary.
- Total Unique Beneficiaries = Direct Beneficiaries + Indirect Beneficiaries
Total number of unique beneficiaries (direct and indirect) to date - PROJECT level
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
Number of children reached to date - PROJECT level
BELOW 18 YEARS OLD
Number of women/girls reached to date - PROJECT level
Number of PLWDs reached to date - PROJECT level
Could you please, as best as you can, briefly describe in the box below (Description of Reach) who your direct beneficiaries are? What is it that they get, or how do they benefit from the solution? How do they interact with or use your solution? Only populate for applicable user groups:
- Unpaid users:
- B2C customers:
- B2B customers:
- B2G customers:
Could you also please describe briefly who your indirect beneficiaries are?
Description of reach:

Any other kinds of reach/engagement metrics or more specific types of beneficiaries or users you'd like to share that weren't captured above? Please fill in the numeric fields below, and next to each one, the description of the metric/beneficiary/user (and what they received or how they were impacted).

Rows	How many reached	What kinds of beneficiaries these were, how were they affected by the solution
Other reach/engagement metric 1
Other reach/engagement metric 2
Other reach/engagement metric 3

Total number of employees
Number of people in senior leadership roles
Number of women in senior leadership roles
What is your current DPG status?
Please provide the DPG link or the DPG solution name
Has your company been acquired?
Please select the exit range or acquisition value below
Any feedback or questions for the UNICEF Venture Fund?
Project-level figures may be equal to or lower than company-level, but never greater than company-level figures.
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