Are you involved in innovative approaches to solving modern urban living challenges? Join Asia’s largest sustainability solutions platform; the Liveability Challenge 2023, and expand your exposure globally. In 2023, the prize money is doubled to S$2 million.
The Liveability Challenge (TLC) is a global platform for finding and accelerating the development of innovative solutions to present-day urban challenges in the tropics.
The upcoming edition, the Liveability Challenge 2023, marks the sixth installment of the largest sustainability solutions platform in Asia. The platform provides companies with a global reach and helps them expand their positive reputation, with the ultimate goal of creating positive impact for society and planet.
Temasek Foundation is the presenter of the challenge, as part of their philanthropic efforts, supporting the uplifting of lives and communities in Singapore and beyond.
The organiser of the event is Eco-Business, a leading media organisation within sustainable development in Asia-Pacific.
S$2 million in prize money
In this iteration, the presenter and organiser has announced a doubling of the prize money, to S$2 million. There will be a grand prize of S$1 million awarded to two winners in two categories: climate change and food — this year’s two themes.
For solutions to be accepted, the following is needed: proof of concept, and Technology Readiness Level 6 (TRL 6) and above.
Timeline
4 November to April: Submissions
April: Finalists shortlisted
May: E-coaching
May: Pitch preparation
June: Grand finale
Focus on Climate change and food & nutrition
For climate change, the organizers are seeking innovations that can remove carbon emissions at scale, including revolutionary technology-based carbon capture, utilisation and storage solutions; low-carbon solutions or solutions that decarbonises energy, urban infrastructure, and transport and logistics systems.
For food & nutrition, the organizers are looking for breakthrough technologies to provide affordable, nutrient-dense and safe food with the aims to establish a circular, net-zero urban food system in three areas critical to ensuring food security: agriculture, aquaculture, and alternative nutrition sources. Learn more at https://www.theliveabilitychallenge.org/
The Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore is an outreach partner for this event.
Contact the Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore for more information about business opportunities and how Denmark seeks to inspire green transition in Southeast Asia:
Mark Edward Perry
Head of Trade at the Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore
Phone: +65 9088 5567
Email: markpe@um.dk
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