Ventures and projects · Publishing standard

Show genuine progress—and what remains unknown.

A future CIE directory will record project status through a common evidence standard. Participation, mentor feedback or a single showcase will not be presented as a success endorsement.

Young innovators researching, making and validating a project together
Real problems · Collective making · Continuous validation

01 / Ventures & insights

What may be included

Research, prototypes, pilots, open work or early ventures from confirmed programmes may apply for inclusion with informed permission.

A listing records the genuine CIE relationship and status at that time; it is not a warranty, commercial recommendation or investment opinion.

02 / Ventures & insights

A common status language

Researching, prototyping, validating, piloting, operating, paused, pivoted and closed should all be recorded accurately.

Each update needs a date and source. Without new information, the last verified state remains; growth is never assumed.

03 / Ventures & insights

One-page venture record

State the problem, users, team roles, current solution, publishable evidence, limitations and next task.

Metrics need definitions, periods and sources. Aggregate reach cannot stand in for use, payment or impact.

04 / Ventures & insights

Rights and investment boundaries

Teams retain work they lawfully own. Text, imagery and data require the appropriate permission before publication.

The directory is not a securities offering, fundraising platform or due-diligence conclusion. Investors and teams must verify independently and seek professional advice.

05 / Ventures & insights

Current status

CIE has not published an official venture directory. This page does not imply that any team has been incubated or funded.

Eligibility, updates, corrections and removal rules will accompany the first confirmed records.

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