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[Closed] UNDP Social Tech Challenge in Tunisia: Digital Solutions for Access to Justice and Social Services

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UNDP Tunisia is looking for digital solutions to four practical problems in justice and social services: making legal information easier to reach, simplifying digital case filing, improving how child welfare is monitored, and strengthening services for people with disabilities. It is open to innovators, developers, startups and civil society actors, and you can enter as an individual, a registered entity such as a startup or university, or an organised team. Five winning teams share cash prizes.

Competition · United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Tunisia · Tunisia · General

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A curated summary — always read the official call on the organiser's own site before applying. Terms and dates can change after publication.

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