
Future Builders Innovation Hackathon
The Future Builders Innovation Hackathon, powered by Access Network Africa, is a dynamic skills development program designed to equip young people (ages 15–35) with the ability to think critically, solve real-world problems, and drive innovation. This hybrid hackathon (available both in-person and online) challenges participants to develop creative solutions that address pressing societal issues across key focus areas:
Education & Learning
Environment & Sustainability
Community & Social Good
A Platform for Innovation & Growth
The Future Builders Innovation Hackathon is more than just a competition—it is an immersive innovation experience that empowers participants with design thinking, problem-solving, and entrepreneurial skills. Over the course of structured challenges, teams will analyze problems, develop unique business concepts, and pitch their solutions to a panel of judges.
How It Works
Problem Discovery – Identifying a challenge & defining its impact
Solution Design – Developing a viable, scalable innovation
Concept Development – Crafting a simple, structured idea
The Pitch – Presenting the solution in a compelling way
Corporate Partnerships & Sponsorships
Corporates and organizations can sponsor youth to participate in this innovation hackathon as part of their Enterprise & Supplier Development (ESD), Corporate Social Investment (CSI), and skills development initiatives. Sponsoring young innovators creates a meaningful impact by equipping them with future-ready skills and fostering a culture of creativity, leadership, and problem-solving.
Why It Matters
Bridges the gap between skills and real-world application
Fosters innovative thinking for social and business solutions
Develops future leaders ready to drive change in their industries
Creates opportunities for corporates to invest in youth development
The Future Builders Innovation Hackathon is a transformative experience where young minds develop solutions that shape the future. Be part of the movement.
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