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COVID19 INSPIRE Hackathon: Call for challenge proposals

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COVID19 INSPIRE Hackathon: Call for challenge proposals

August 5, 2020
By Ioanna Antonopoulou
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The COVID 19 INSPIRE Hackathon will be already the 17th hackathon organised by the Plan4All association (SIEUSOIL partner) in cooperation with CCSS and other H2020 projects including SmartAgriHubs.

It will be based on the traditional model of the INSPIRE Hackathon, which is not a single event, it’s a process that is designed to efficiently exploit the achieved results of previous hackathons on developing new innovations.

COVID 19 INSPIRE Hackathon 2020 develops and shares agri-food economy solutions to balance the imperatives of the present with the demands of the future.

In COVID 19 Hackathon we will address next topics:

  • Facilitate access to data and services for an easier digital innovation in the agri-food sectors / 3-4 expected Challenges.
  • Educating individuals from other sectors for being able to support agri-food businesses in the crisis / 1 expected challenge.
  • Forecasting of regional food supplies, deviations and/or shortages / 3-4 expected challenges.
  • Mobilising agricultural workforce for harvesting / 1 – 2 expected challenges.
  • Regional matching of offer and demand for fresh produce in decentralised settings / 1 expected challenge.

The hackathon is currently in its preparation stage related to challenge definitions. Therefore, they are looking for challenge proposals that will address the above topics.

The challenge proposal should include:

  • Title of the challenge
  • Name of the mentor***
  • Short description of the challenge (250 characters max)
  • Extended description of the challenge (cca 1800 characters)
  • The goal of the challenge

*** In the INSPIRE hackathons the mentors are mentoring the teams addressing a set of pre-defined challenges. The mentors coordinate the work in the teams, ensure the team communication, make sure the final reports of the team results before the end of the virtual hackathon are delivered, attend and support the final virtual event, coordinate the presentations dedicated to their team’s results, and making sure the results are presented at the final virtual event of the hackathon.

The Call for Challenge proposals on COVID 19 INSPIRE Hackathon is open until the 10 August 2020. 

For more information please visit the Plan4all website.


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