- 16 groups united across frontiers, showcasing international collaboration on climate issues
- The Green Plan 2030 and sustainable development initiatives will be explored by winning groups in Singapore.
The third edition of Climate Hack, a program designed to teach young people in Asia digital skills, was just wrapped up by the Singapore International Foundation ( SIF ). This year’s occasion saw the highest amount of cross-border team formed, with over 300 students from 27 states participating.
At the Climate Hack 2024 Pitch Day, three winning team were announced: E-Connect, SustainIQ, and Sustainloop. These teams, comprising students from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, and the Philippines, presented revolutionary solutions focusing on strategic alliances, individualized customer experience, and cost-effective options. Moreover, Ecovolve from Cambodia, Indonesia, and Singapore received the Women’s Choice Award.
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