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MIT Solve 2027 Global Climate Challenge for Climate Adaptation and Low-Carbon Solutions

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MIT Solve is looking for technology-based solutions that help communities adapt to heat, flood, drought and wildfire, or that make cities, food systems and coastlines more resilient. Open to for-profit and non-profit teams with a working prototype or beyond; selected teams receive a grant and a nine-month support programme.

Competition · MIT Solve (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · Open worldwide · Climate adaptation

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