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The world is becoming more complex and societal issues are increasing globally. At the same time, issues such as safety, energy, climate, and food have a significant impact on the lives of people living in cities.
With the ‘The Hague Innovators’ challenge, the municipality of The Hague challenges startups, scale-ups, and students to present their innovative ideas for global issues, as described in the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Do you have an innovative idea for a better world? Then sign up for this year’s challenge powered by ImpactCity The Hague and present your creative vision to a selected jury of partners like Rabobank, DOEN Participations, Unknown Group, and UNIIQ.
“The Hague Innovator Award was a source of publicity and financial support for us. It was an experience we look back on with great pleasure!“
Out of all entries, the jury selects eight to ten nominees for The Hague Innovators Challenge. All nominees receive guidance over the course of four weeks on their way to the finals which will take place during ImpactFest. Nominees will get three training sessions and receive introductions to relevant partners of the ImpactCity network. We will help you with startup support if needed. Everything to help you pitch your solution at the leading impact event, ImpactFest 2024!
“Winning the The Hague Innovators award just gave us that push in the right direction”
Trainings and events are hosted in person in The Hague and physical presence is required for The Hague Innovator challenge nominees.
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Revolutionizing wind energy in urban & metropolitan areas.
Propelling climate action through satellite data and AI.
Develops solutions to generate electricity using waves in the ocean.
Data-driven urban beekeeping for increased productivity and sustainability.
Natural detergents and polishes made with the skin of the Sapindus mukorossi fruit.
Supports and accelerates the development of a sustainable and nature-inclusive seaweed sector.
Bath and shower products with natural ingredients that support the youngest skin.
Leading blockchain platform that provides digital product passports for end-to-end traceability and secure data exchange for industrial supply chains
A four-member jury selected ten impact organisations from all entries to compete for the title of ‘The Hague Innovator 2024’. Names such as Naïf and North Sea Farmers were among the winners of previous editions. View the nominees of 2024.
The eighth edition of ImpactFest at the Fokker Terminal in The Hague concluded with an awards ceremony on the main stage. The Hague Innovators challenge winners were announced, who collectively received €22,500.
With winners from previous editions such as Naïf Care, Weco, and North Sea Farmers, the Hague Innovators is now an established challenge in The Hague. The jury has selected eight startups from all entries for the Hague impact challenge of the year. And now it’s your turn!
A five-member jury selected eight impact organizations from all the entries to compete for the “Hague Innovator 2023 ” title. In the coming weeks, they will work fine-tuning their strategy and pitch. With a diverse range of innovative start-ups and scale-ups, it promises to be a great competition.
This year’s finale was part of the grand opening of the largest impact meetup in Europe: ImpactFest. The winners were presented with their awards on the main stage.
For the audience award, you can cast your vote now. Voting is possible from Tuesday November 1 until Tuesday November 14 at noon. The winners of the challenge will be announced during ImpactFest on November 15, 2022.
The “The Hague Innovators” challenge of ImpactCity, an initiative of the municipality of The Hague, encourages startups, scale-ups, and students to come up with innovative ideas. Today the nominees were announced.