Proven ideas and funding for your community

Experience the real-time spread of a fictional pathogen in your classroom to visualize disease transmission and model outbreak preparedness.

Promote interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) among young people aged 9 to 16 in schools or youth structures

Join a global movement introducing students to computer science through fun, one-hour coding activities that require no prior experience and work on any device.

Plant fruit trees in public spaces to provide free food for residents while bringing neighbours together through collaborative environmental action that creates lasting community connections.

Set up a community sharing station with smart lockers that let neighbours borrow everyday items 24/7 using a smartphone app, reducing waste and consumption.

A decentralised micro plastic recycling system to help you recycle and make products locally.

Technovation Girls empowers girls and gender-diverse youth to solve community problems through technology and entrepreneurship, building real apps with global impact.

Transform your setting into an experiential outbreak response hub with enhanced complexity and realism. Students role-play as decision makers —public health officials, journalists and government leaders — to control the outbreak of a fictional pathogen.