Challenges
Soon, businesses, organisations and communities will be able to present problems and invite people around the world to propose potential solutions.
How challenges will work
A business, organisation or community describes a specific problem and what a good solution looks like.
Anyone eligible can submit an idea in response, building on the brief.
The organiser evaluates proposals using transparent criteria shared upfront.
Promising proposals may move towards collaboration, with clear agreements first.
Example challenges
These challenges and organisers are fictional. No company is sponsoring them, and entries cannot be submitted yet.
Organiser: Example Food Co-operative (fictional)
How might small restaurants switch to reusable containers without adding cost or extra work for staff?
Organiser: Example Education Foundation (fictional)
What tools could help students in rural areas keep learning when connectivity is patchy or unavailable?
Organiser: Example City Mobility Lab (fictional)
How can parcels reach dense neighbourhoods with less noise, congestion and pollution?
Organiser: Example Community Health Network (fictional)
Which simple everyday devices or services would help older people stay independent and connected?
Tell us about your organisation's interest in running a challenge.
