Social Inclusion and Empowerment
Goals:
Aiming to promote social inclusion among young people and reduce discrimination against marginalized groups.
Project examples:
Access to Quality Education
Goals:
Making education more accessible through various solutions aimed at simplifying concepts, processes, or other aspects in the field.
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Smart City and Urban Development
Goals:
The development of key domains (transportation, recycling, interaction with institutions, etc.) through solutions aimed at simplifying various processes that support citizens and local administration.
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Building a healthier and better society.
Goals:
Exploring and promoting solutions in the medical field aimed at simplifying processes, making medical adjustments through technology, and improving the lives of individuals suffering from various health issues.
Project examples:
Rewarding the best overall TypeScript implementation of a full-stack application (web or mobile).
Goals:
Performance:
Code Quality:
Notice: You are allowed to have other programming languages in your project, but you must use at least one TypeScript-based framework.
Rewarding the best overall React implementation.
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Come up with your next big idea and form a team around it.
Purchase a domain and create an email forward i.e. setup username@business.com to forward to your personal email.
If you do not yet have a Google Cloud Console account, sign up using your @business.com email address.
Apply here using the same email in Step 3 or apply by visiting goo.gle/mlh
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