BusyInternet launched its BusyIncubator program early 2005, with support from the Worldbank, with special funding from the Government of Japan.

The first of its kind in West Africa, this small business incubation program is designed to increase the chances of survival of young companies by providing them with a good opportunity to grow in a supportive and nurturing environment.

What is Business Incubation?
It is a method used to assist small to grow and become sustainable. Incubating a business means providing new start-up businesses that qualify with a set of facilities -- physical space, shared services, business and legal advice, and sometimes financial inputs to cushion them during their early days of formation and assist them until "graduation", when they have the capacity to "survive" in the outside competitive environment

To date, 25 companies have been successfully hosted at BusyInternet –Including Data Management International Inc. (www.dmi-inc.com); EshopAfrica www.eshopafrica.com); Interface Technologies (www.interfaceghana.com); Soft Internet Solutions (www.sis.gh); and Graphicolor, Ghana (www.graphicolorghana.com). Currently 10 companies are in the facility–providing connectivity solutions, software development, management consulting, entrepreneurship development, business process outsourcing, computer based test preparation, and administration and web-based applications development.