A Revolution in Technology Transfer–Starting With The Grassroots & Mobile Phones by WorthingtonIdeas
Please find below the
Semi-Finalist Evaluation
Judges'' comments
Thank you for participating in the 2015 Climate CoLab Global Action Plan contest, and for the time you spent in creating your entry.
The Judges have strongly considered your proposal, and have chosen to not advance it as a Semi-Finalist for this contest.
We, the Judges and contest Fellows, are truly grateful for your contribution to the Climate CoLab and for your commitment to address climate change.
We encourage you to keep developing your work and to submit it into future contests, which will open in the fall and winter of 2016. We very much hope you will stay involved in the Climate CoLab community. Please support and comment on other proposals on the platform and continue to submit your ideas into our contests.
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Keep up the great work. And thank you again for being a part of this mission to harness the world’s collective efforts to develop and share innovative climate change solutions.
All the best,
2015 Climate CoLab Judges
Additional comments from the Judges:
The use of ICT for addressing climate change is a unique proposition. But it is already happening in pockets of Africa and Asia (as also noted in this proposal). The challenge is of scaling up. Is money the only constriant for scale? A top down Fund for propogating a singular technology is not feasible under the UNFCCC. In addition just giving money to buy the technology will not ensure application for climate purposes.
However, the central idea of using the ICT revolution is appealing
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