Crecimiento Support Program (CSP) is a program created to support people building within the Crecimiento Ecosystem.
It is your gateway to ask for marketing, operational and mentorship support. This includes helping promote your initiatives, granting your team with credentials to the Aleph hub or giving you discounted use of the space for your events, connecting you with advisors or sponsors in our network, setting office hours with the team to get operation support and/or guidance, and much more.
Each proposal in the Crecimiento Support Program is consider an Ecosystem Programs - self-driven initiatives designed to advance Crecimiento’s vision by supporting the crypto ecosystem’s growth in Argentina.
Anyone within the ecosystem— community members, contributors, startups, institutions, or companies—can present a proposal to create an Ecosystem Program. These programs are a fundamental piece of making Crecimiento a strong and resilient movement, capable of achieving amazing things in very short time.
Check our wishlist for some examples of the things we would like to support:
Stages of the program
1st Stage - Submit your proposal
Submit proposal through this forum by creating a new topic.
The proposal should include key details:
- Team: Who is the team behind the proposal and why should they be backed?
- Program goal: What the program aims to achieve (e.g., growing the builder funnel, engaging developers).
- Alignment with Crecimiento’s goals: how does the program aligns with short and long term Crecimiento’s objectives.
- Expected impact: Estimated effect on the ecosystem (e.g., participant numbers, growth metrics).
- Required support: Type of support needed (financial, mentorship, marketing).
- Timeline: Duration and schedule of the program.
Template for Ecosystem Program Proposal
2nd Stage - Evaluation Process
The proposal evaluation process consists of the following steps:
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Community Feedback: Once submitted, the proposal will be open to the community for feedback, suggestions, and discussions. This input helps refine the proposal and improve its chances of success.
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Foundation Async Review and Questions: After community feedback, the Foundation team will conduct an asynchronous review of the proposal. They may ask follow-up questions or request additional information to ensure clarity and alignment with Crecimiento’s mission. This call will focus on addressing any remaining questions, clarifying support needs, and further refining the program’s goals and structure.
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Final Review: The Foundation team will conduct a final review to determine if the proposal can move forward as a recognized Ecosystem Program.
Criteria to approve Ecosystem Programs
Note: Since the Foundation commits to supporting all recognized Ecosystem Programs with time and resources, some proposals may not receive official recognition. However, those proposals are still encouraged to keep working independently and may receive basic assistance, such as informal mentorship or networking support, wherever possible.
3rd Stage - Receive Support
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Operational Support
The Foundation provides logistical support, including access to working documents, exclusive sources of information, and regular follow-ups. Program creators benefit from real-time support from the ecosystem team and regular async feedback from the Foundation and highly-experienced individuals. This ensures smooth execution and alignment throughout the program’s lifecycle. -
Mentorship and Guidance
Ecosystem Programs receive access to a network of experienced mentors from various fields, including crypto, tech, finance, and business. Program creators can tap into this expertise for ongoing advice, problem-solving, and strategic direction. -
Marketing and Promotion
The Foundation helps boost visibility for Ecosystem Programs through its established communication channels, including social media, newsletters, and its website. This ensures that programs gain attention within the community and among potential participants. -
Networking and Partnerships
Ecosystem Programs are connected to key partners, including companies, universities, and other organizations within the Crecimiento network. These connections help programs find collaborators, participants, and supporters to grow and scale.