Can localised manufacturing technologies minimise supply-chain constraints faced by remote islands in the Pacific?

Can an AI-powered software improve access to healthcare in remote areas of Peru?

Can DNA forensics help authorities tackle illegal wildlife trade in Colombia?

Can AI tools be used to improve the quality of data collected and stored within Nepal’s national management information system – NWASH - for asset management of WASH infrastructure and planning and delivery of WASH projects?

Can geospatial data on climate change scenarios adequately inform community planning on activities that aim to support the local environment?

Can a solar home electrolyser generate green hydrogen on a small scale?

Can a digital campaign platform promote credibility in politics and support a fair election process?

Can a blockchain-enabled application enable interoperability between humanitarian aid actors and reduce duplication of aid efforts?

Can drones be effectively embedded into Nepal’s health system to deliver life-saving medication and vaccines to rural areas?

Can satellite imagery and GPS technology monitor the growth of trees on smallholder farms in Uganda whilst utilising a mobile application to enable farmers to sell carbon credits on the international market?

Can existing low-cost, low-power wireless IoT sensor technology be adapted to reliably measure and transmit data on parameters critical to insect growth?

Can using pay-as-you-go batteries for boat electric motors provide clean and cheap transport in Casamance?

Can a reliable and transparent Govtech platform enhance support for locally-led humanitarian projects?

Can hydroponic fodder provide an eco-friendly way for cattle raisers to access fodder, increasing the year-round availability of feed and reducing pressures on land use and associated conflicts?

Can an AI-enabled fire detection system prevent wildfires through machine-learning and quickly notify authorities when a fire is detected?