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[Closed] ITU Robotics for Good Youth Challenge: Call for National Organisers, 2026-2027 Season

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The International Telecommunication Union is looking for organisations to host national rounds of its youth robotics challenge, which sends winning teams to a grand finale in Geneva. Open to public and private bodies including non-profits, universities and ministries, in countries that do not yet have a local chapter as well as those that already do.

Opportunity · International Telecommunication Union (ITU) · Open worldwide · General

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