How do business incubators and accelerators in developing countries fund their programs, and how do different funding profiles relate to different incubator and accelerator offerings? The financial sustainability is a topic of interest among business incubators and accelerators as well as their funders and investors. This webinar will cover findings from the Global Accelerator Learning Initiative (GALI) report on the funding profiles of 139 organizations that run accelerator program. The webinar will also feature how BetterStories in Bagladesh has diversified its funding sources during its journey to financial sustainability. This webinar is offered by The World Bank Group’s Open Learning Campus (OLC) and Climate Technology Program (CTP). The World Bank’s Climate Technology Program (CTP), housed in the Finance, Competitiveness, and Innovation Global Practice (FCI GP), empowers developing countries to proactively and profitably adapt, develop, and deploy climate smart technologies and business models that meet local needs and drive growth, competitiveness, and employment. CTP has established a network of eight Climate Innovation Centers (CICs) - in Kenya, South Africa, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Vietnam, Morocco, and the Caribbean - to support early stage climate technology companies with a holistic set of services including proof-of-concept grants, business advisory and training, and access to business/technical facilities. As a core part of the Climate Business Innovation Network (CBIN), CTP aims to improve the operational effectiveness of its CICs and other intermediary organizations supporting green startups and growing businesses in developing countries.