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Closing date for entries will be 30th December 2019.
Only one entry, per person, is permitted.

HEALTH

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GiftedMom Read

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GiftedMom

GiftedMom developed a mobile app that has provided 550,000 mothers and pregnant women with access to quality health care and education, through the app and SMS – in Cameroon and Ivory Coast.

GLOBHE Read

GLOBHE

GLOBHE uses drones to detect global health outbreaks through AI and drone-captured imagery. Data is collected from a network of its 3,600 drone pilots in 28 countries – which has benefited 100,000 individuals to date.

One Family Health Read

One Family Health

One Family Health builds primary healthcare centres to expand the reach of affordable quality healthcare, in Rwanda. It has impacted 2 million people at 110 clinics across 13 districts.

FOOD

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INMED Read

INMED

INMED builds solar powered aquaponics closed systems that use 90% less water and produce up to 10 times more yield – which has benefitted 5,000 small-scale farmers in Jamaica, South Africa, and Peru.

Okuafo Foundation Read

Okuafo Foundation

Okuafo Foundation developed a smartphone application using AI to determine and diagnose diseases in crops at an early stage – without an internet connection. This has helped 30,000 farmers reduce their crop losses and improve their harvest by 50% in Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, and Burkina Faso.

Thriving Green Read

Thriving Green

Thriving Green created a solution that grows spirulina in less-developed countries to help fight malnutrition. 500 people including children at orphanages are fed daily through its two facilities in Kenya.

ENERGY

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Electricians Without Borders Read

Electricians Without Borders

Electricians Without Borders provides high quality solar equipment and training to refugee camps – which has impacted 50,000 people via 129 ongoing projects in 38 countries.

Kingo Energy Read

Kingo Energy

Kingo Energy is a pay-as-you-go service that combines a rooftop PV module with a compact battery, providing affordable clean energy to over 55,000 pre-pay households and over 280,000 people in Guatemala and Colombia.

Solarkiosk Read

Solarkiosk

Solarkiosk is a last mile distribution provider of solar products for rural and off grid areas across Sub-Saharan Africa – reaching over 5 million people in 13 countries.

WATER

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AIDFI Read

AIDFI

AIDFI manufactures and installs affordable hybrid ram pumps, utilising the energy contained in falling water to pump water to higher elevations. It has installed 1,000 ram pumps in 520 villages, benefitting around 260,000 people, in 12 countries.

Ceres Imaging Read

Ceres Imaging

Ceres Imaging created a solution that employs proprietary spectral imaging sensors and AI-based analytics to optimise water use in agriculture – saving 95 billion liters of water, per year, and serving approximately 1,000,000 acres in USA and Australia.

RanMarine Technology Read

RanMarine Technology

RanMarine Technology develops the WasteShark, a drone that removes plastic, microplastic, oil, invasive plants and general trash from water - to date 4.16 million people in Panama, UK, Netherlands and the UAE have benefited from this, and WasteShark is now also serving the people of South Korea, Nigeria, South Africa, Denmark and the USA.

Select the winner in each of the below Global High Schools category

The Americas

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Air Batalla Read

Air Batalla

Air Batalla is looking to develop a sea greenhouse to help eliminate water and food issues within its local community.

Bachillerato General Oficial “Netzahualcóyotl” Read

Bachillerato General Oficial “Netzahualcóyotl”

Bachillerato General Oficial “Netzahualcóyotl” is looking to implement micro-turbines and rain water harvesting systems to address issues relating to lack of water, electricity, and malnutrition.

Escola SESI Djamla Pessao Read

Escola SESI Djamla Pessao

Escola SESI Djamla Pessao is looking to implement a Scientific Initiation Programme on Green Technologies (SIPGT) such as rain water harvesting, generation of biogas and use of solar energy.

Sub-Saharan Africa

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Hakimi Aliyu Secondary School Read

Hakimi Aliyu Secondary School

Hakimi Aliyu Secondary School plans to build an enviro-agricultural skill acquisition centre for students to acquire skills and empowerment through vocational training.

Koforidua Senior High Technical School Read

Koforidua Senior High Technical School

Koforidua Senior High Technical School plans to install a 200 kW solar plant to meet the school’s daily electricity requirements, while helping the students learn about semi-conductors and electrolysis.

Mpesa Foundation Academy Read

Mpesa Foundation Academy

Mpesa Foundation Academy plans to install solar panels to generate electricity to pump and treat water for domestic use with drip irrigation to produce organic food at the schools’ farm.

Middle East & North Africa

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Al Amal Junior High School Read

Al Amal Junior High School

Al Amal Junior High School plans to implement of a project focused on generating water through the use of clean energy.

The Philippine Global School Read

The Philippine Global School

The Philippine Global School plans to construct and implement an aquaponic system within the school’s existing biodome project.

Umm Al-Arab School Read

Umm Al-Arab School

Umm Al-Arab School plans to implement a scientific project that considers environmental auditing and adopting solutions for waste irrigation and energy.

Europe & Central Asia

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Romain-Rolland-Gymnasium Read

Romain-Rolland-Gymnasium

Romain-Rolland-Gymnasium plans to develop a combined solar energy system with a novel storage system focused on hydrogen.

School N22 Read

School N22

School N22 plans to implement a ‘Take the Power from the Sun’ project, which aims to install a 15 kW PV system and develop a mini-greenhouse.

United World College (Mostar) Read

United World College (Mostar)

United World College (Mostar) is looking to install solar panels, water saving technologies, triple-glazed windows, and insulation to build one of the first sustainable buildings, in Mostar.

South Asia

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BlinkNow Foundation Read

BlinkNow Foundation

The BlinkNow Foundation plans to build an aquaponics system that will provide a sustainable ecosystem in which fish and plants can be simultaneously grown and maintained.

Bloom Nepal School Read

Bloom Nepal School

Bloom Nepal School plans to install biogas units called BioBoxX, that will convert up to 1 tonne of organic waste into biogas and organic manure.

Delhi Public School Read

Delhi Public School

The Delhi Public School Society is planning to build a community centre, “Sustainable Tinkering Park” (STP) that will allow students to study sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.

East Asia & Pacific

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Eutan Tarawa Ieta Junior Secondary School Read

Eutan Tarawa Ieta Junior Secondary School

Eutan Tarawa Ieta Junior Secondary School is planning to install solar panels on its rooftop, develop an organic food production area, install rainwater tanks, and solar powered pumps.

Kamil Muslim College Read

Kamil Muslim College

Kamil Muslim College is looking to install a 25kW solar plant, 2 x 5,000-litre water tanks, and a water purifier to be connected to the school’s water supply and fish farm.

Otago Girls’ High School Read

Otago Girls’ High School

Otago Girls’ High School is planning to develop an Innovation and Sustainability Hub that will allow students to pilot sustainable projects including wind and solar energy, recycling, and food production.

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Terms & Conditions – SM Competition

There is no entry fee and no purchase necessary to enter this competition.
The competition is open to all global entrants.
To enter the competition, entrants must follow our social media accounts, visit the website and select one option from each category.
Closing date for entries will be 30th December 2019. No further entries to the competition will be permitted after this date.
Age Group: GHS 13+
A total of 5 winners will be picked.
Only one entry, per person, is permitted.
Winners will be chosen based on the most correct guesses.
Should they win, entrants must post a video/picture of themselves with the Prize.
Voting will take place on zayedsustainabilityprize.com/en/guess-the-winners only.
Only one vote, per person, is permitted.
Winners will be announced on the 15th January 2020.
The winners agree to the use of their names and images in any publicity material.
The prize for each winner is a Nordgreen Watch.
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