Afro Teen Innovation Challenge 2024®

Tech for
climate
action

We’re seeking innovative solutions from young
minds in Ghana and Nigeria who are ready to
tackle climate change.

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About the Afro Teen Innovation Challenge

Unlocking Youth Innovation for Climate Solutions.

The AFROTEEN TECH4CLIMATE ACTION INNOVATION CHALLENGE is a pioneering competition designed to unleash the potential of young innovators in Ghana and Nigeria to address climate change through technology. Aimed at cultivating sustainable solutions and fostering a generation of environmental stewards, this challenge engages youth in a practical, project-based initiative to create impactful climate actions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Key dates

Why join the challenge?

This challenge is more than a competition; it’s a call to action for students to apply their creativity, passion, and innovation towards developing sustainable solutions that address critical environmental issues, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Cash Prizes and Scholarships

Compete to win cash prizes of $5,000, $2,500, $1,250, $750, and $500, alongside scholarships, to bring your innovative ideas to life.

Global Impact

Participating in the program helps you contribute to the United Nations SDGs, adding a prestigious and impactful activity to your university and scholarship applications.

Skill Enhancement

Develop invaluable skills in research, project management, innovation, and public speaking, setting a strong foundation for your academic and professional future.

Expand Your Network

Gain access to a community of innovative peers, industry leaders, and environmental advocates, opening doors to future opportunities and collaborations.

First Position

$5,000

Second Position

$2,500

Third Position

$1,250

Fourth Position

$750

Fifth Position

$500

ATIC2024 Brief

tech for climate: innovate solution to a problem

We invite proposals from talented and skilled year 9-12 Students, currently enrolled in a secondary school in Ghana or Nigeria. The project aims to promote inventive concepts that will greatly benefit the environment and the communities impacted by climate change. The proposed solutions must align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for creating impactful climate actions.

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