CreativeOS Challenges

How can we inspire creativity in education?

14/02/2022 Current phase: -- Ideas presented: 530

Current phase

Ideation

All participants add their ideas, inspired by virtual events held around the world by local organizers in each city. The city with the most ideas will receive the award for the most creative city.

Phases

1. Ideation
21/04 - 09/05
2. Selection
10/05 - 12/05
3. Iteration
13/05 - 20/05
4. Finalists
20/05 - 26/05
5. Winners
27/05 - 27/05

DURBAN IWC YOUTH - 5

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What is the problem you are trying to solve with this idea?

Describe the problem you have identified.

Deforestation increases water runoff, reduces water absorption and in creases siltation, leading to flooding

Who are the users who will benefit from this idea?

Describe the people who will benefit from implementing your idea.

Riverside communities

Flood vulnerable communities

River users

The General Public

Parks Department

Describe your idea in detail.

Write your idea in detail, what it is, how it works, area where it can be applied. Add all the details that you think are important.

Educate riverside communities and property owners, the parks department of municipality and riparian property owners on the risks of deforestation

What are the most important benefits of this idea?

List the direct and indirect benefits, in qualitative and / or quantitative terms.

How can we inspire creativity in education?

Current phase

Ideation

Phases

DURBAN IWC YOUTH - 5

What is the problem you are trying to solve with this idea?

Deforestation increases water runoff, reduces water absorption and in creases siltation, leading to flooding

Who are the users who will benefit from this idea?

Riverside communities

Flood vulnerable communities

River users

The General Public

Parks Department

Describe your idea in detail.

Educate riverside communities and property owners, the parks department of municipality and riparian property owners on the risks of deforestation

What are the most important benefits of this idea?

Reduced flooding

Reduced loss of life

Reduced property damage

Reduced economic interruption

Preserved natural areas

What resources do you need to implement your idea? How do you plan to get them?

Do you have a team to start the idea? Describe the members and their profiles

What are the implementation phases? What are the dates of each phase?

What is unique about your idea?

In which region do you have the initial implementation planned?

Do you have the knowledge and technological means to make the idea come true? Describe them

Describe your economic plan to maintain your project over time.

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How can we inspire creativity in education?

Current phase

Ideation

Phases

DURBAN IWC YOUTH - 5

What is the problem you are trying to solve with this idea?

Deforestation increases water runoff, reduces water absorption and in creases siltation, leading to flooding

Who are the users who will benefit from this idea?

Riverside communities Flood vulnerable communities River users The General Public Parks Department

Describe your idea in detail.

Educate riverside communities and property owners, the parks department of municipality and riparian property owners on the risks of deforestation

What are the most important benefits of this idea?

Reduced flooding Reduced loss of life Reduced property damage Reduced economic interruption Preserved natural areas

What resources do you need to implement your idea? How do you plan to get them?

Do you have a team to start the idea? Describe the members and their profiles

What are the implementation phases? What are the dates of each phase?

What is unique about your idea?

In which region do you have the initial implementation planned?

Do you have the knowledge and technological means to make the idea come true? Describe them

Describe your economic plan to maintain your project over time.

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Riverside communities

Flood vulnerable communities

River users

The General Public

Parks Department

Reduced flooding

Reduced loss of life

Reduced property damage

Reduced economic interruption

Preserved natural areas