Hack for Earth at Expo 2020
The global online hackathon at Expo 2020 was organized by the Hack for Earth Foundation in collaboration with the United Nations. Amazon Web Services, The Nordic Council of Ministers, and Astra Zeneca as the main collaborating organizations in November, 2021. In total, Hack for Earth at Expo 2020 had 32 organisations as collaborating and/or supporting partner organizations. The seven winners concluded the very first Build for Earth 6-month acceleration program in the spring of 2022.
The winners
Water Category Category Winner
VarunaBlue
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Environment Category Category Winner
Sustainability Insights
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Health Category Category Winner
Nittiv
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Human Rights Category Category Winner
Digital Bridge 360
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Sustainable Society Category Category Winner
Recy-Block
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Education Category Category Winner
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Participants & Partners
Teams from 121 countries
Winning teams
Winning teams
Jury criteria
Each jury group will evaluate your solution based on these six criteria. The jury criteria are equally important in the evaluation. The jury criteria are the same for all 7 challenge categories.
Comprehensibility
Comprehensibility of the solution proposal’s value proposition and main use case
- Is it easy to understand the solution?
- Is it easy to understand how the solution works and how it will be implemented to solve the challenge?
- How well detailed is the description of the solution?
- Does it include an understanding of the key stakeholders and ecosystems that are relevant to the realisation of the solution?
- Will the end users of the solution understand it too, or do they need special skills to take part of it or use it?
Realisability
Realisability of the solution from its current idea stage to implemented solution, used by its intended users in its problem context
- How realistic is the time plan?
- Does the solution have access to all the needed data (if applicable)?
- How well are potential risks calculated for?
- How soon can the solution be available to the intended users?
- Is the technology mature enough (if applicable)?
- Can a minimum viable product be created within 3 months?
- Can a proof of concept be created within 6 months?
Innovativeness
Innovativeness of the idea behind the solution, as well as the intended technology to be used in an implementation of the solution (if applicable).
- In what way is this solution innovative?
- Are there existing or similar solutions?
- How does the solution differ from any existing solutions?
Scalability
Scalability of the solution if it is implemented and realized.
- How many are experiencing the problem that this solution is intended to solve (if applicable)?
- How well does this solution scale?
Solving the SDGs
Does this solution correlate to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and how well does it solve the challenge it is intended to address.
- How well does the solution correlate to the SDGs?
- In what respect does the solution solve one or more of the SDGs?
- How many in the solutions target audience would experience an improvement and how extensive would that improvement be?
Team
Team structure, functionality, adaptability and potential to scale a solution successfully
- How well is the team suited to realize the solution?
- Has the team reflected on any additional needs in the team structure to realize the solution?
- Are the members of this team motivated to invest time and energy to realize this solution?
Challenge Juries
Our partners
Our mentors for
Hack for Earth at Expo 2020
Partnership
Aniket Mone
Software Development Solution Architecture Ui
Ayenan Salem Mihindeou
Climate change Designing prototype Biodiversity
Aaron Lax
Python API Javascript
Abanga Abdul-Karim Ibrahim
Communicator Coding Teaching
Abhi Saxena
Technology: Solution Design and Architecting How to pitch - I have won 8 international hackathons Industry expertise
Environment
Abhishek Roy
AI in Smart Manufacturing MLOps Food Industry
Adaeze Zita Edokwe
Business Model Canvas Design thinking Pitching to investors
Sustainable Society
Adam Grønlykke Mollerup
Value chain tracability Green marketing vs greenwashing Sustainable food systems
Adam Sturesson
Sida's data The IATI standard International aid data
Ali Ayoub
Management, communication, strategic planning, design thinking Environmental conservation, human rights activist Project manager, industry expert (participated in five hackathons previously)
Allen Selima Hossain
Pitch deck Problem solution Market Creativity for all types of startups Competency Market Research
Ameen Raad Hadeed
Business Strategy Startup fundraising
Amen
Agriculture
Amélie Ebongué
Social media ecosystem Disrupting the ownership economy in digital area Sustainable digital solutions
Ana Clara Gobbes Faria
Content Marketing 2030 Agenda Journalistic Writing
Sustainable Society
Andreas Sundberg
Smart society Internet of Things Open data
Anna Baecklund
Data Science Banking Sector Retail Sector
Environment
Anna Klasson
Product development Steel industry Hydrogen as a part of clean energy transition
Anne Björkman
Communications Change Drive business value
Ashutosh deosthali
digital solutions for medical purpose Digital solutions for clean environment digital solutions for self development
Ashwini Kumar
Cloud, AWS, Alexa, Data security Software Engineering, APIs, Java, Architecture Diagrams, Credit Cards and financial services DynamoDb, Serverless technologies, Streaming services
Avinash Deshpande
Communication , Connections , Creativity , Collaboration Startup Pitching Personal Growth as a CXO
Babu Ram Shankar
Sustainability, CSR Smart Factory, Digital Transformation Lifesciences, Pharma Industry
Bamidele Isaac Itunu
Quality Education Systems Thinking, Designs and Modeling Social Entrepreneurship
Education
Barbara Carolina Pineda Truyol
Innovation Business Learning Process
Bayoh
UI/UX DESIGN- FIGMA,ADOBEXD AND SKETCH FRONT-END DEVELOPMENT-REACT,BOOTSTRAP,TAILWIND, DATABASE AND BACKEND- MYSQL,MONGODB, POSTGRES, PHP,DATASCIENCE
Bendjedid Rachad Sanoussi
Tech4Agric Youth4Climate Tech4Climate
Benoit de Chateauvieux
Software development Cloud computing Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML)
Camilla Fransson
Climate calculations in Infrastructure Climate mitigation from Infrastructure climate as one parameter when making decisions
Education
Catalina Ramirez Yunge
Gestión de Personas Manejo de aula y relaciones en comunidad educativa Gestión del cambio
Catalina Valenzuela
Digital Transformation Mainstream Gender/DEI Theory of change
Christoffer Jonsson
Design Thinking and UX Corporate Startup Engagement Sustainable Power Transition
Christopher Odu
Digital Transformation Internet Governance Policies Blockchain
Human Rights
Claire Thomas
Employment Rights Investigations Ethics
Sustainable Society
Claudia Berenice Muciño García
Sustainable and green cities Sustainable design and circularity Participatory community based development
Dakou Dossiya
African agriculture Low-cost irrigation systems Cloud solutions for a digital and ecological agriculture
Dan Phala
Blockchain development Software engineering Software Marketing and Selling
Dania Mahmudi
Hackathon runner-up Presentation technique Design
Daniel Chow
Product Development Ideation/Innovations Digital Trends
Sustainable Society
Daniel Wengelin
Resilient IT systems vs antagonistic threats Cooperation business - government - academia - the triple-helix DevOps in industry
Sustainable Society
Darren Dunn
Organic Chemistry & analytical science. Pharmaceutical manufacturing in China & Europe Health & wellbeing at work & home Sustainable & environmentally green travel and housing/living
Deepak Ghule
natural farming water management soil management
Dhyey Bhatpuria
Geospatial Data Water solutions Environmental Data
Diala J. Daoud
Sales and business development GCC market expansion PR, communications, and social media for startups
Donkor Paul Jnr.
Computer hardware Computer Software Meaning and importance of ICT legislations
Health
Dr Eva Daskalakis
Life Science | Medicine & Health | Academic Research | Europe Pharma | Regulatory | Digital | Medicines Science Policy | Open Science | Advocacy | Research Funding
Dr. Bijendra Kumar
Natural Resource Management Biodiversity Energy
Health
Dr. Jacob Rosenholm
Health
Dr. Jennifer Jackson
Medical Education and Scientific Communication Healthcare and Policy Shaping Evidence Generation
Sustainable Society
Dr. Maha Aly
Emotional Challenges in Entrepreneurship Customer /User Experience /User Interface Design Digital Products Development /Lean Startup
Dr. Ripal Ranpara
Artificial intelligence and Smart automation Machine learning Deep learning Cyber security
Dr. Sanjay Joshi
B2B Content Strategy Thought Leadership Marketing Search Engine Optimization for Content Marketing
Dr. Vidya Nitin Patil
Innovations, Design thinking Problem solution, out of the box thinking
Durlabh Ashok
UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Technolony and Innvoation Writing, Author of 3 books, Columnist, Journalism
Edgaras Kriukonis
Creating value proposition Business model canvas Digital transformation
Ege Palaz
Project Management Design Solutions Communication
Elisha Caleb
Climate Smart Agriculture Green Energy Climate Change
Environment
Elisseos Mavratzotis
Cloud computing Modeling & Simulation E-learning
Elizabeth Mwende Mwendwa
Design for water harvesting structures, and Irrigation Climate Smart Agriculture for enhanced agri-food systems. Sustainable Land Management
Emile destin Ibara doniama
Blockchain technology AI Climate change
Eva Grønbjerg Christensen
Corporate social responsibility & SDG rating of listed companies Sustainability, CSR & the SDGs Data, research & sustainable investing
Ewelina Jaskulska
Gender Equality in urban development The role of local communities in urban development degrowth
Flor Esquivel Balcazar
Industry, Waste management, Water, Hazardous Substances, Emissions Circular Economy emissions
Fadli
Waste management WASH Agriculture
Environment
Francesco Falcioni
Sustainable chemical manufacturing Circular bioeconomy Reducing emissions
Fredrik Hellman
Reduction of green house gas emissions Adapting to climate change Safety and Health at the work place
Health
Fredrik Livheim
Psychology Inner Development Goals (IDGs) Psychology via digital Soultions
Environment
George Maalouf
Computer engineering specialized in test and test automation Software testing and Robotic process automation Leadership in smaller groups
Ghaleb Al Ahdab
Skills Industry Government Landscape
Sustainable Society
Golnaz Mirheidari
Mobility Strategic planning Urban design
Environment
Hanna Bramfeldt
Hydrogen-based energy systems product development Materials Research & Development
Environment
Hans Emtenäs
Green Chemistry and Organic Chemistry Pharmaceutical Development Developing People
Hari Krishna Nibanupudi
Climate Change Adaptation Sustainable Development-SDGs Business Sustainability
Harri Larsson
Leadership Entrepreneurship Cybersecurity
Water
Harsh Sheth
Corporate engagement Unique business modeling/financial modeling/pricing Digital platforms/rapid gotomarket
Heba Al Masri
sportstech marketing goal setting
Honorata Grzesikowska
smart cities, urbanization, self sufficiency climate change biodiversity
Inês Boski
Software Product and Project Management Rapid prototyping User Research
Environment
Irene Bramke
Man-made chemicals (pharmaceuticals, pesticides) in the environment Sustainability challenges in the pharma industry Soil carbon retention
Isago Mangwane
Renewable Energy Agritech Quantum Computing
Jan Ainali
Open Source Open Data SDGs
Jenny Lindblad
Investor pitch Communications Sales
Environment
Jenny Stenström
Digital transformation Pharmaceutical industry Innovation
John Venier
Climate éducation centres, sdgs clubs, mentoring Accelerators and incubators, funding from Europe and United nations Circular economy, NAP, NDC
Jorge Alejandro Díaz Monsalves
Innovastion Entrepreneurship Local industries
Jose Diaz Mendoza
Public sector innovation AI and service design for government Solutions and pitch design
Julia Sanguinetti
Food Sustainability (food technology, food waste, plant-based foods, etc) Data Analytics Research and development
Environment
Karan Jerath
Product Development and Beta Testing Growth/Scale Strategy Business Development and Hiring
Katariina Komulainen
Internationalization and SME strategy Employee engagement and motivation Efficient Time-management
Kirilka Angelova
Presentation skills Entrepreneurship Project management
Health
Kristofer Vernmark
Psychological design - using research on human behavior to create real change in digital solutions Digital health - using technology to increase psychological wellbeing Team effectiveness - how to work together as an effective hackathon team
Health
Lakshmikanth Karur Rajamani
Sustainable solutions for Healthcare Data for social goodness Artificial Intelligence for Humans
Lanré Osibona
Skills & Experience Tech Ecosystem Venture Capital
Lone Jensen
Ideation, problem definition & a clear vision Business impact & measurement Pitching
Health
Louise Gottlind
Sales Usability Health and social care
Health
Louiza Chitour
Digital Health Fundraising Go-to-market Strategy
Ludovico Dejak
Circular Economy Strategies: regeneration in cities innovation ecosystem 360° Impact Strategies: Organisational Design, Benefit Corporation and B Corp Design Thinking: from an idea to a disruptive business plan
Environment
Magnus Blomberg
Passionate about behavior change to drive climate action Building bridges between people/countries to tackle our biggest challenges Equitable access to patient centric health care
Maija Luukka
Business Idea Development Pitch decks & pitching Customer experience/ journey
Maila Reeves
Strategy Sales Investment / fundraising
Manpreet Singh
Action LANGUAGE Belief
Maria Bueno
Human rights Development Social businesses
Maria Julia Torres
Digital Transformation SDGs, Small Island Development States, International Development, Policies Youth Entrepreneurship in the African continent (focus on the PALOPs), Design Thinking
Mariam Umarji
Finance Conservation & Biodiversity Aid and Development
Marjan Mohsenin
How to eloquently "sell" your big idea. How to present yourself, speak clearly and be "like-able", on stage and on zoom. How to do business development for your company or project.
Martijn van Praagh
Environmental pollutants Environmental risks Sustainable resource management
Maya Moukbel
Innovation Entrepreneurship Technology
Mbuyu Bilga Omari
Cybersecurity Digital Transformation Information Technology
Md. Safaet Hossain
Smart Cities Fourth Industrial Revolution Sustainable Digital Solutions
Memevegni Mahouty Arthur
Starting a business Innovation Innovation
Milena Kraeva
Target Market Validation Prototype / Product Development Pitch Deck
Minda Sakadi
Culture maraîchère Transformation des Produits locaux Commercialisation
Misha Nicholas
Agriculture Climate Change Climate tech
Mohamed Rabie Mohamed Sayed
Business Model Canvas, Business Plans Formulation & Value Propositions. Rehearse the presentation and provide feedback to improve it. Investment and Rising Fund
Sustainable Society
Mohamed Samy
Innovation in telco and business models Business development and preparing for your first pitch Leadership and motivation
Morenike Ayodele
Leveraging Storytelling in marketing & PR to drive visibility Content Creation and Digital Marketing Fintech + Agritech + Circular Economy
Moses Baffour Kyei
SDGs business climate change
Mourir Kabbara
Business model Ideation and conceptualisation Go to market strategy
Sustainable Society
Murphy Alex
Sustainable Leadership Team Management Change management
Mwijukye rodgers
Climate change Biodiversity Smart Cities
Sustainable Society
Nadia Paleari
Innovative Project Management Food sustainability Brand and Digital Marketing
Environment
Natasa Kurucki
Creating a business and your own startup, where to start, how to get contacts, what are the most important steps to get on your feet? Pitching in front of investors, venture capitals, and angels. Business models, plans, and partnerships. Innovation - way forward, how, where, and when?
Naval Vaswani
Vocational Learning and development Business Development Microfinance
Health
Noha Radwan
Wellebieng at workplace Personal transformation Growth mindset and change
Olga Kokshagina
Innovation Product-market fit Digital
Olle Lundin
Innovation and change management Labor market Project management
Pauliina Meskanen
Health
Pelle Axelsson
Digital Health/eHealth Healthcare Healthtech innovation
Priscilla Okechukwu
Design Thinking Machine Learning Business Intelligence
Priyanka Chakraborty
Public Speaking, Podcasting, Storytelling Educating and Mentoring Writing, Author of 3 books, Columnist, Journalism
Education
Rachael Kalaba
Access to education Girl Child Education Technology and Education
Education
Rasak Akorede
skills Area of knowledge Industry
Rasmus Haggkvist
Social media marketing Blockchain solutions (no-code) Idea validation and assessment
Richard Okoe
Biodiversity Engaging smallholder farmers Business development
Human Rights
Ricieri Vidal Marchi
Business and Human Rights Circular Economy Law and Sustainability
Education
Rita Nassif
Digital Education Critical thinking and problem solving for language learning and teaching Fundraising
Environment
Rob Tiffany
Utilizing Internet of Things technologies to meet the Sustainable Development Goals Precision Agriculture Software architecture and development
Saif Haque
Business Strategy for AI App Development Cloud Technologies
Sandeep Ghule
Mass transport Solutions like buses Product Strategy Automobile Industry
Sandra Greisman
Retail/F&B business Liveable cities/consumer behaviour Real Estate development
Sara Karim
Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Astronomy
Sarah Lund
Communications and design Water climate adaptation and mitigation Power to x
Shahzad Asghar
Big Data AI GIS
Sherif Abdelhadi
Business modeling and business development Financial planning and analysis Go to market strategy
Education
Sima Valizadeh
Smart Manufacturing; digital transformation, Adopt sustainable production methods. Distributed, Reused and recycled through dditive Manufacturing /3D Printing technology Sustainable Development/industry: economic growth & production and sharing technology, science and innovation
Education
Simarjit Kaur
Language Partnership Reading
Sofia Herrström
Development finance data OECD/DAC development finance standard Climate finance reporting
Stacy Douglas
Skills related to leadership development Education industry Training and learning
Susanne-Kikki Israelsson
Business development Design Development Innovation processes
Swetha Jegannathan
Digital health and Lifesciences Sustainability and eco friendly ideation Food and Agriculture
Sylvain Djérambété
Environmental Education Sustainable Manufacturing Climate Change
Tahani AlHajri
Problem mapping Customer Validation & Segmentation Pitch Deck Creation
Tatjana Karpenja
Sustainability strategy & assessment Circular economy & business models Successful pitch
Tebogo Mogaleemang
Data Innovation - including AI. Data Management & Data Fabrics Sustainable Community Impact
Tejashree Dewoolkar
Sustainable cities- System thinking facilitation and Innovation, Program design and sustainable product development, zero waste design Climate change- Risk assessment, Business strategy, ESG rating of Business Diversity and Inclusion, water and conscious energy consumption : product development
Thomas Bisballe
Consumer app development, game design Blockchain/web3 Digital and social impact driven business models
Tinos Noe Anago
Expérience knowledge Skills
Vedant Kulkarni
Burning problems in the agriculture industry in Global South Innovations required to curb global food insecurity Renewable (solar) Energy grids and storage needs and current international energy policy
Vijay Kumar Thurram
Smart Cities Natural Resources Management Transport
Viktoria Skarler
Digital organization and communication Systematic quality steering and e-governance Project management and IT-project management
Yahya Mohamed Mao
Strategic Marketing Business Development PR & Communications
Yasmine Al Moghrabi
Intelligent Transportation Systems, Road Safety Management, Traffic Engineering Sustainable Development Goals Pitching the Investors
Our challenges for
Hack for Earth at Expo 2020
We have seven challenge categories connected to the United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals. For each one of the seven challenge categories there are five specific challenges. They are the foundation of the hackathon competition.
The challenges in Hack for Earth are firmly anchored in citizen driven innovation. To create the challenges we have analyzed 1K+ dreams from 60+ countries from the global Dream for Earth campaign (read more about Dream for Earth here), and combined the result with the expertise & knowledge from our partner community (read more about our partners here). Finally, the Board of the Hack for Earth Foundation decided on the final five challenges in each category.
What are SDGs?
Water Category
Billions of people today are lacking access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene which lead to deadly diseases and complications - that could have been prevented. Our oceans are suffering from how we treat our planet and dead zones are continuing to spread even though we know that the oceans play a crucial role to us as human beings and to the whole ecosystem.
1. How can we define the average, fair, and over usage of water consumption relevant to location and communities and region and map it to water distribution? 2. How can we improve an individual's knowledge on their water footprint to help them make better purchase decisions? 3. How can we define which type of plants are suitable to specific climate and location and quantity of water needed, when designing green spaces in cities? 4. How can we keep our oceans/natural water resources safe and clean from plastics, both for us and biodiversity? 5. How can we manage, control, and monitor overfishing and what types of fish is or is not suitable for the fishing season?
6. Clean water & sanitation 14. Life below water
Partnership Category
Compassion and a strong moral compass is essential to every democratic society. Looking at the world, development seems to be going in the wrong direction. In many places institutions are threatened, people are exposed to violence, organized crime is flourishing, child abuse and unequal access to justice is common. Creating partnerships worldwide is more than ever crucial to this world and us human beings. With Covid-19 still tormenting the world, we need to collaborate worldwide in supporting developing countries as well as sharing knowledge, giving and sharing access to technology, science and innovation. All this in order to make the change and find the solutions we need, to the challenges we are facing.
1. How might we engage youths around the world to co-create solutions to some of the world’s complex challenges? 2. How can we break cultural, technological, and organizational borders for partnerships to solve complex global challenges? 3. How might we help establish trust between organizations to build effective global partnerships? 4. How can we use storytelling to build concrete collaborations for global goals? 5. How might we bridge the digital divide to build unity and remove boundaries?
16. Peace, justice and strong institutions 17. Partnerships for the goals
Environment Category
Global warming and disastrous weather conditions are all over the news constantly, and these ominous climate changes are undeniably caused by mankind. It doesn't matter where in the world you are living, we can all see that the disturbing changes in our climate are increasing too rapidly. The oceans drive global systems that make earth habitable for us humans but still there is a continuous deterioration of the oceans, having an adversarial effect on the ecosystems and biodiversity. Life below water is suffering as well as life on land.
1. What are the enablers to accelerating the sustainable and just transition towards affordable and clean energy? 2. What are the opportunities to reduce fossil fuels? 3. What can be done at the community/individual level to leverage green technology to prevent extreme climate situations and raise climate action 4. How to accelerate the reduction of water consumption and safeguarding the quality of water (land/ocean)? 5. How to incentivize stakeholders to build a supportive environment to co-create solutions for the climate?
7. Affordable and clean energy 13. Climate Action 14. Life below water 15. Life on land
Health Category
Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being at all ages is essential to a sustainable development for the people on this planet, and it is also a human right according to the United Nations. Still, this is not something that all people on earth can take for granted. Not everyone can even be sure that they will have access to something as basic as food, and even more people than before are suffering from acute hunger. The people of the world, suffering from hunger, need a change, today.
1. How can we improve healthcare system preparedness for future incidents? 2. How do we empower nurses and community leaders to raise awareness about health (female health, nutrition, vaccination) in rural areas? 3. How can we have/access true, evidence-based information to address health challenges and inform policymaking? 4. How can public-private partnerships help country health systems to deliver medicines in a locally affordable context? 5. How can we preserve student’s mental well-being while studying? (this includes positive associations with failure, innovation)
2. Zero hunger 3. Good health and well-being,
Human Rights Category
Human Rights are inherent to all human beings on earth. As humans we should have the same right to life, such as the right to food, education, work, health and liberty. But still, this is not the case for everyone. There is, unfortunately, a large variety of inequalities that both have a negative effect on an individual level, on society and for the world.
1. How can we ensure that children in schools have access to healthy and environmentally friendly produced food? 2. How do we ensure equal access to information through the internet? 3. How do we tackle climate change effects as a global challenge leaving no one behind? 4. How to provide everyone with the opportunity to be creative and inspired to imagine a better future? 5. How can we ensure equal rights for women and girls and fight discrimination?
1. No poverty 2. Zero hunger 10. Reduced inequalities
Sustainable Society Category
More than half the world’s population is living in cities and the number is expected to rise even higher in the years to come. On the one hand, the cities contribute to economic growth and progress but on the other hand cities are also accountable for leaving devastating footprints on our planet. Technology and innovation are keys at the forefront in finding sustainable solutions for our cities, and at the same time the digital divide is still growing. It remains a fact that many people on our planet lack affordable access to the Internet. Also, economic growth and decent jobs are not something available to everyone. Our planet is suffering due to our consumption and production and leaving many behind - and our common future is depending on a change.
1. How can smart societies accelerate the transformation to sustainable societies? 2. How can sustainable infrastructure support societies and make housing more affordable and accessible for all? 3. How can we make ethical and fair data available for all to develop sustainable societies? 4. How can we make our cities greener? 5. How can we build resilience in communities' infrastructure to adapt to climate change?
8. Decent work & economic growth 9. Industry, innovation & infrastructure 11. Sustainable cities & communities 12. Responsible consumption & production
Education Category
Education is a basic key to success in our lives, but it is also the very foundation on which we can build a brighter future for our planet. Still, groups of people don’t have access to basic education, like reading and writing. Many, and often girls, are excluded or not permitted to go to school. Negative effects arise from children and youth not having access to education, both on an individual level but also on a socioeconomic level. Gender equality is a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world, along with absence from discrimination based on religion, sexual preference, political views, ethnicity, age and background.
1. How can we create an educational model that is accessible across the globe for all and that fosters agency to solve global challenges? 2. Bravery in education for teachers and learners. How can we support teachers to update their curriculum to meet the demands of the future? 3. How can we assure financing and availability for up-skilling, re-skilling for life-long learning for all? 4. How can tech help educational institutions to combat disinformation? 5. “Educational passport”. How can we assure that qualifications get evaluated in a standardized way internationally? (Alternative educational systems and forms of learning, informal ways, outside of classroom skills, soft skills, etc)
4. Quality education 5. Gender equality 10. Reduced inequalities
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