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Environmental Impacts of Agriculture

July 11, 2019

Agriculture is one of the most essential sectors in sustaining human life, yet agricultural practices employed all around the world have a vast impact on the environment and natural resources. Therefore, when thinking about an idea or project that’s related

Strategies to Manage Visitors Flows in Urban Destinations

July 5, 2019

Overtourism was included in the Oxford English Dictionary in 2018, yet the issue of mass tourism has been debated for many years. Specific destinations that fire the imagination of travelers from all over the world are getting overcrowded, thus the

Applications Open for Youth Climate Summit in New York

July 4, 2019

A considerable number of ideas and projects submitted to the Entrepreneurship Campus competitions champion SDG 13: Climate Action. If you’re among them, this can be for you. A great opportunity has opened up for young people all over the world,

How to Extend Harvest Time?

June 26, 2019

One great obstacle that faces many in the agricultural industry, is dealing with the harvest at the beginning and end of the growing seasons for vegetables. This is because the harvest is typically lighter and not as sustainable. Goals 2

How to Save the World? From UN’s Lazy Persons’ Guide to Young Entrepreneurs

June 24, 2019

One of the main pillars of the Sustainable Development Goals is the pledge to leave no one behind. While it was the members’ states that have adopted the 2030 Agenda and committed to achieving it, everyone can take action and

Timeline 2019

March 18, 2019

Competition launch.
Entries are welcomed

May 15, 2019

Voting & commenting begins for all

July 31, 2019

Deadlines for entries

August 31, 2019

Deadlines for votes & comments

September 12, 2019

10 finalists announced in both categories

September 12, 2019

People’s Choice Prize winners announced

September 22, 2019

Deadline for receipt of videos from finalists in both
categories

October 12, 2019

Deadline for Panel of Judges’ selection of the winners

October 19, 2019

Winners announced at Entrepreneurship Summit in Berlin

Testimonials

It was indeed a long Competition but the journey we have ahead of us is more exciting. Sustainable development should always be our first priority. Let’s all come together, unite and make the world a better place for us and future generations.

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UPCYCLERS

Neema Mti Tanzania

Without creativity, and innovation for improvement we can’t have a better chance to manage the change that is inevitable. Let’s change the world with your idea/project. Timing is everything. Do what you love now......

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EC-STUDIO (Change Your Character Through Photo and Campaigns)

Nawrath Minda India

I like the fact that we can align our ideas and projects with the UN Sustainable Development Goals to gauge how our innovation can help to resolve some of the most pressing problems around the world.

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Algae Energy Pavilion

Chloe Huang United States

A new opportunity to share my project globally, interact, improve and discuss ideas with young entrepreneurs. The opportunity to offer a sustainable project to people in need and to promote alternative resources.

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Bottle Integral

Elisa Konomi Albania

I like the opportunity that the campus provided for us to create an entrepreneurial mindset and the way to be realistic with our ideas/projects.

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PREVENTING CHILDHOOD MALARIA DEATH IN RURAL GUNGU AND MALARIA CARE INTERNATIONAL CENTER

Louison Mbombo Brazil

The Campus connected me to the global village, real-world skills, and youth professionals in a cost-effective method.

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CCT--Cities Controlling App for Cities Waste Controlling, Crime, Incident and Emergency Reporting

Abdisa Bencha Jara Ethiopia

It is a fabulous privilege to remain with Youth Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition during studentship and after graduation. I call this platform “A second school”, where one realizes one’s skills for the service of humanity.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ICT SKILLS FOR NURTURING SECONDARY SCHOOLS STUDENTS IN NIGERIA.

Lateef Ibrahim Nigeria

The Youth Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition helps young people from developing countries not only to have a say about the problems they face but also take initiative and drive progress with the help of innovative ideas and projects.

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EDU-CELL

Shuhra Koofi Afghanistan

This campus keeps my heart warm noticing the fact that innovation is being considered in all levels, that different young idea-people from all nationalities and all mindsets, help each other to form a big living organism that creates value for humanity. That we believe in change.

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Solar Window For All

Iman Hadi Iran

The happiness to see that hope is metamorphosing into actual change with the many interesting projects on the platform. I get a lot more inspiration to improve on my projects as well. I find a great percentage of intelligent and wise people, with the opportunity to get in touch with them.

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Agritechture

Ghislain Takam Cameroon

I have to say it’s a free mentorship that tells everything you need in detail. From building idea to the business canvas model, turning your idea into a real project and they are amazing that you don’t feel left behind though Entrepreneurship Campus is an online platform. With them, you are guided.

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BeyondTravellingCambodia

Sokchamreun Peou Cambodia

The entrepreneurship campus has opened my eyes to see the incredible work young leaders are doing across the globe and the amazing people supporting their ventures. The online courses give entrepreneurs a chance to learn, make adjustments and improve on their ideas and projects.

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Dexterity Inc.

Faith Muange Kenya

The online-training program from Entrepreneurship Campus did not only expand my thoughts but empowered me to restructure my mission.

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Developing Mobile App for Birth Registration and Statutory Declaration of Age in Nigeria

Olorunfemi Dayo Nigeria

Unlike other contests, here you not only have a platform to submit ideas but to learn, enlarge your knowledge and meet new people, new ideas and even find partners through an international network.

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Soul Kitchen