Social Impact Inclusion Prize

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2030 Social Impact – PGMX 2031 “Company Idea” Special Prize!

Social Impact Inclusion Prize
In 2015 the United Nations launched the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), 17 global objectives to create a better world for everyone by 2030. These goals want to overcome climate change and empower people through different key targets ranging from nutrition, medical care, knowledge, water and sanitation, sustainable shelter, environmental quality, access to information and communication, inclusiveness and human rights.

Today we are 10 years from the 2030 timeline and certain goals are on track to be reached, such as those related to nutrition and basic health, for others (goals), such as water and sanitation, solutions are available and it’s a matter of scaling them and accelerating adoption. These are good news!

On the other end of the spectrum, we are lagging if not regressing in personal rights and inclusiveness. Indeed since 2015 data indicate that disparities of opportunity, income and power have rose. This Prize wants to support startups and entrepreneurial ideas that aims to address some targets of goals: #1, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 16—No Poverty, Good Health and Well Being, Quality Education, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Reduced Inequalities, Sustainable Cities and Communities, Peace Justice and Strong Institutions.

2030 Social Impact Prize wants to support startups and entrepreneurial ideas that aims to address inequalities issues, within and among European Nations:

  • €30,000 [convertible note]
  • Access to mentorship and accelerator programs + system stakeholders and investors’ networks
  • Access to system stakeholders and investors’ networks.

Does your startup idea fit the bill? Apply here or email us at info@eco-nnect.com for more informationSocial Impact Inclusion Prize

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