Inmā Emirates Holdings will award grants over 12 months to ventures addressing climate resilience, food security, and energy access globally.
Inmā Emirates Holdings, a Dubai-based investment firm founded by Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum, has launched a grant program to support climate resilience ventures. The initiative targets private-sector social enterprises and founder-led businesses worldwide, aiming to help them scale operations over a 12-month period starting this summer.
The program seeks applicants ready to transition from validation to implementation, particularly in regions facing urgent challenges like food security, energy access, and environmental adaptation. According to the announcement, the grants are designed to identify promising opportunities and validate market demand ahead of a planned larger venture fund in the sector.
Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook, Chairman of Inmā Emirates Holdings, stated the initiative reflects the firm’s focus on impact investments. The holding company was established to consolidate the Sheikh’s private investments in sectors driving sustainable development.