
Backing innovations that address water/wastewater risks
in priority markets












WHO IS MAZARINE?
It sounds cliché, but it takes more than just a good product. The founders we back have the beginnings of a solid offering, but more importantly they can articulate a compelling vision of the future.
We believe in founders before the world knows about them
We invest in founders who are:
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Impatient, and fearlessly advancing a creative hardware, software, or business model solution to help their customer manage water/wastewater-related risks;
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Knowledgeable of customer needs and the competitive landscape of solutions;
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Aware that their company's offerings ultimately support their customers' efforts to manage: Public Health & Safety risks, Environmental Protection risks, Cost of Water risks, and/or Business Disruption risks.

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LABS
Incubating the next generation of innovations with our network of partners.

FUND I
This fund consists of a portfolio of companies with innovations that help their customers address a wide range of inefficiencies and risks relating to water and/or wastewater. We are no longer investing out of this fund.

FUND II
This fund represents a continuation of the Fund I thesis and strategy, investing in a wide-range of early-stage companies who are just starting to see commercial success in addressing water-related risks spanning many markets.

FUND III
This is our Climate Adaptation Tech (C.A.T.) fund, by which Mazarine is backing early-stage companies with innovations that help their customers adapt to our new climate reality.
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UPCOMING EVENT
The Role of Satellites in Water Risk
Feb 15, 2023 - Webinar
Satellites have been helpful to industry and society for decades; however, the resolution of geospatial sensing has improved significantly in recent years, and coupled with breakthroughs in AI, one of the best ways we can understand water quantity and quality risks is via satellite-sourced data and insights. What used to be expensive is now rapidly becoming democratized - enabling farmers, conservation groups, small town utilities, and the rest of us to understand water risks as well as government and consultancies.
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