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Hult Prize 2021 Challenge - Regional Final (Winning Team)

Hult Prize 2021 Challenge

 

SINGH Shivang, a BBA(IBGM) student and his team members from other faculties of The University of Hong Kong were selected as the winning team in the Hult Prize 2021 Challenge – Regional Final in Manila Impact Summit.

 

Proudly acclaimed as the “Nobel Prize for Students”, the Hult Prize is the world’s largest social entrepreneurship competition organised by the Hult International Business School and the Union Nations Foundation. The theme of 2021 was “Food for Good – transforming food into a vehicle for change”.

 

Student teams were required to solve a pressing social issue by developing a scalable and sustainable social enterprise. They were asked to pitch ideas on building food enterprises that will impact the lives of 10 million people by 2030 while strengthening communities, increasing incomes, feeding the hungry and creating jobs.

 

Winners of the Regional Finals will join the 2021 Hult Prize Accelerator Programme in the United Kingdom with training, coaching and networking opportunities. Selected teams from the Accelerator will pitch at the Hult Prize Annual Awards Ceremony and Gala to be hosted at United Nations Headquarters in New York in September 2021. One student team will be selected as Hult Prize Laureate and win US$1,000,000 to launch their enterprise.

 

Team Name: Edilery

 

Team members:

SINGH Shivang, BBA(IBGM)

 

(This team comprises 2 more team members from other HKU faculties.)

 

Sharing of SINGH Shivang:

"Our team came up with an idea that aspired to drive sustainable impact in fighting climate change, malnutrition and gender inequality. With edible cutlery as the vehicle of change, we aimed to create livelihoods to support communities while eradicating plastic cutlery from the global food and beverage industry and promoting nutrition in regular dietary intake. Edilery is a nutritious, innovative, zero-waste product that can transform the lifestyle of the 21st century homo sapiens."

 

Learn more about the competitionhttps://www.hultprize.org