MIT Solve Global Climate Challenge, 2027 Cohort, for Technology Solutions in Climate Adaptation and Decarbonisation
A nine month programme for teams using technology to help communities live with a warming climate, or to cut the emissions that come from how we live and eat. Four areas are open: climate resilient cities, protection from climate hazards, resilient agrifood systems, and ocean and coastal systems. Open worldwide from prototype stage upwards, with funding, coaching and access to the MIT network for the teams chosen.
A nine month programme for teams using technology to help communities live with a warming climate, or to cut the emissions that come from how we live and eat. Four areas are open: climate resilient cities, protection from climate hazards, resilient agrifood systems, and ocean and coastal systems. Open worldwide from prototype stage upwards, with funding, coaching and access to the MIT network for the teams chosen.
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