The study Overview of Startup Accelerators in Brazil, launched by professor Newton Campos and researcher Paulo Abreu, both from the São Paulo School of Business Administration of Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV/EAESP), outlines the scenario and profile of Brazilian startup accelerators. The study helps to understand how Brazilian accelerators work and, at the same time, helps companies interested in developing innovative businesses, investing in or entering this segment of identification and support for new businesses.
With a lifetime that varies around three and a half years, 40 accelerators have developed in their acceleration programs an average of 28 startups, totaling 865 startups, with investment values ranging from R$ 45,000 to R$ 255 thousand.
already the Overview of Brazilian Federal Public Policies Aimed at Small Businesses, A study by Mauro Oddo Nogueira, from IPEA, maps the federal government's public policies aimed at micro, small and medium-sized companies.
“The main finding of the work is that there is an abundance of instruments in the country aimed at supporting smaller companies; but, it seems, there is also a lack of focus and coordination between them and between the responsible bodies, which ends up negatively impacting their effectiveness", explains the author, who in the work presents programs, actions and the various instruments to promote the segment.
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