We accelerate and invest in startups
From hand-holding to co-founding startups together to creating accelerator programmes - we accelerated and invested in startups of various stages to support their growth.
For every startup we worked with, we helped to integrate positive impact into the business model so that with every sale - the startup scales their impact on people and planet as well.


Tailored acceleration of early stage teams, mentoring & investment
Fashion for Change Programme
Baltics & Slovakia ClimAccelerator
Key Milestones
54
startups
15
countries
18
industries
Case study: Earthbanc
Country: Sweden


Earthbanc is the world’s first data-driven carbon and investment platform tackling climate change. It leverages machine learning and satellite remote sensing to continuously audit and rate landscape carbon, carbon offsets and the green finance products that support carbon removal. During Rockit Impact Accelerator, Earthbanc worked together with Swedbank Lithuania in a pilot project to enable businesses to track their carbon footprint. The initial aim was to take business customers account data and use it to calculate carbon reduction. Earthbanc delivered not only the footprint report, but also personalized insights on carbon reduction, market averages and cost-saving tips for Swedbank's business customers. The pilot project helped Swedbank understand the emerging carbon market and green finance, while Earthbanc received valuable feedback in perfecting their product. As a result of their strong commitment towards Triple Top Line, Katalista Ventures participated in the startup's pre-seed funding round of $1.5M.

People
46.5% women employed
6654 community benefitted

Planet
16.35M tCO2e - emissions reductions over the lifetime of
8 carbon projects
Provided habitat for 14,151 species

Profit
1519 jobs created in
7 countries
Tom Duncan, CEO

“We really enjoyed the Rockit Impact Accelerator program that we went through with Swedbank, that was just an amazing experience and it was a big part of the journey to get us where we are today. So, we are very thankful for that opportunity and are big fans of the impact accelerator program.”
