Peace, justice and institutions.

Peace, justice and institutions

Peace, justice and institutions.

Speed humanitarian response to rising conflict-related needs

Speed humanitarian response to rising conflict-related needs

Build an agent that tracks rising needs and population moves and recommends where to send help first, so aid isn't too little or too late.

Right-size humanitarian aid to changing local needs

Right-size humanitarian aid to changing local needs

Build an agent that recalibrates aid amounts from live local need and service availability, so communities don't get the wrong amount because assessments lagged.

Surface early conflict signs from scattered community reports

Surface early conflict signs from scattered community reports

Build an agent that stitches scattered incidents and grievances into early warning, so authorities don't miss conflict until it blows up.

Keep humanitarian aid routes safe amid rapid change

Keep humanitarian aid routes safe amid rapid change

Build an agent that watches roads, hazards, and movements and flags safer routing, so aid routes don't go blind when conditions flip fast.

Connect displaced people to essential services across agencies

Connect displaced people to essential services across agencies

Build an agent that links registration, location, and available services across orgs and shows the next service step, so displaced people don't fall between systems.

Give courts timely visibility into case status and workload

Give courts timely visibility into case status and workload

Build an agent that surfaces case status and workload for judges and staff in time to act, so cases don't stall for lack of a shared picture.

Guide people to legal help they are eligible for

Guide people to legal help they are eligible for

Build an agent that matches someone's situation to legal help they qualify for and the next contact step, so eligibility maze doesn't block help.

Show whether public policies are working across agencies

Show whether public policies are working across agencies

Build an agent that pulls implementation results across agencies into one "working / not / unknown" view, so institutions aren't flying blind on policy results.

Flag unusual decisions across millions of public transactions

Flag unusual decisions across millions of public transactions

Build an agent that spots odd decisions in huge transaction streams and explains why they look unusual, so admin errors don't hide in volume.

Show citizens how public decisions affect them

Show citizens how public decisions affect them

Build an agent that turns scattered government info into a plain "what this means for you" brief, so citizens can see how decisions land on their life.

Connect public service complaints to faster outcomes

Connect public service complaints to faster outcomes

Build an agent that links complaints, requests, and outcomes and pushes the stuck ones, so people don't wait longer because agencies can't connect the dots.

FAQ

Everything you need to know about participating.

Who can participate?

Anyone can join, no matter your background or experience level. Whether you're a student, recent graduate, or transitioning careers, this platform is designed to help you build real-world skills. We welcome diverse perspectives, including scientists, designers, engineers, analysts, marketers, educators, and more.

Is it free?

Yes, participation is completely free.

How to get started?

  1. Create an account.
  2. Choose a challenge you would like to work on.
  3. Follow guides to solve the problem (solo or in a team).
  4. Submit your solution.
  5. Receive feedback from experts and see results at the start of each month.

Are there any deadlines?

You can submit your case at any point. Challenge results are announced in the first few days of each month on the site and in community updates.

Can I participate as part of a team?

Yes, participants can submit the case as a team. There is no maximum number of team members, but we recommend up to five members.

How to obtain assistance from mentors?

Mentor support is optional. You can connect with mentors through the platform to get guidance or feedback - but you can also complete challenges independently.

Can participants apply multiple times?

Yes, participants can submit multiple cases, either solo or as part of a team.

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