Challenges
Solve's Global Challenges ask for solutions from around the world. The current Challenges offer more than $650,000 in potential funding.
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Work of the Future
How can those most affected by the technology-driven transformations of work create productive and prosperous livelihoods for themselves?
Frontlines of Health
How can communities invest in frontline health workers and services to improve their access to effective and affordable care?
Teachers & Educators
How can teachers and educators provide accessible, personalized, and creative learning experiences for all?
Coastal Communities
How can coastal communities mitigate and adapt to climate change while developing and prospering?
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Oceti Sakowin Solve Fellowship
How can tribal communities advance renewable energy, food, or water access and contribute to economic prosperity and sovereignty?
Women and Technology
How can women and girls of all socioeconomic backgrounds use technology to fully participate and prosper in the economy?
Brain Health
How can every person improve their brain health and mental resilience?
Youth, Skills, & the Workforce of the Future
How can disadvantaged youth learn the skills they need to prepare them for the workforce of the future and thrive in the 21st century?
Sustainable Urban Communities
How can urban communities increase their access to sustainable and resilient food and water sources?
Inclusive Innovation
How do we create a more inclusive, productive, and sustainable economic future for all?
Chronic Diseases
How can we help people prevent, detect and manage chronic diseases, especially in resources-limited settings?
Refugee Education
How can we improve learning outcomes for refugees and displaced people under 24?
Carbon Contributions
How can individuals and corporations manage and reduce their carbon contributions?
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