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In order to find and scale the best ideas to the most intractable issues of our time, we launch open innovation challenges. We built a research-backed platform and a proven methodology that seeks tech-based solutions from anyone,...

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In order to find and scale the best ideas to the most intractable issues of our time, we launch open innovation challenges. We built a research-backed platform and a proven methodology that seeks tech-based solutions from anyone, anywhere in the world. Our reach is vast, with tens of thousands of applicants from nearly every corner of the world. And we’re not done yet. 110+ challenges run to-date 30,000+ solutions submitted 190+ countries represented in submissions

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Solving Global Problems With Open Innovation

In order to find and scale the best ideas to the most intractable issues of our time, we launch open innovation challenges. We built a research-backed platform and a proven methodology that seeks tech-based solutions from anyone, anywhere in the world. Our reach is vast, with tens of thousands of applicants from nearly every corner of the world.

And we’re not done yet.

110+

challenges run to-date

30,000+

solutions submitted

190+

countries represented in submissions

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