The Kochi Startup Village will launch 10, 000 campus startup teams across India in the next five years as part of its second phase, an official said on Tuesday.
For this, the village will align with the prime minister's Startup India programme.
"In Phase I, we succeeded in creating a seed entrepreneurial ecosystem in Kerala.
In the next five years, we plan to support 10, 000 campus startup teams across the country, completely digitise the incubation process and launch a new business model, " said startup village chairman Sanjay Vijayakumar.
He said the village will now try to produce startups "straight from schools and colleges".
The Startup India programme is an ambitious project of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to strengthen entrepreneurship and will be launched on January 16.