Application Deadline: 1 March 2024
LOCATION: England
In line with Deloitte’s ambition to prepare 100 million futures for a world of opportunity by 2030, the challenge seeks to support scalable youth-led solutions that:
Utilize innovative approaches and technology
Address root causes of the issue
Demonstrate ability to drive impact and potential to scale
Recognize existing efforts and collaborate with others to accelerate impact
Facilitate opportunities for collective impact, by engaging a wide-range of stakeholders
Improve the quality of, or access to, education and skills training that prepares young people to succeed
ELIGIBILITY:
The challenge is open to young people from social enterprises, non-profits, or community organizations. Note: projects need to be based where Deloitte has a presence.
Aligned: Evidently aligned with the SDG4 challenge. See ‘About’.
Youth-led: Founded by a person aged 18 – 30.
Focused: Well-structured time horizon, identified key stakeholders and beneficiaries, and proposed outcomes that are reasonable and well thought out.
Proven:Solution is readily available, being piloted, implemented, or scaled
Impactful: Solutions must have a positive social impact, for example, generating educational outcomes, employment opportunities, or developing skills.
Measurable: Solution’s impact in society must be adequately measured and/or be measurable.
Financially viable: Must be able to achieve efficiency and to survive independently through the resources they generate and/or the investments and donations they attract.
Scalable: Potential to grow impact after expanding in scope or size and/or into other regions.
BENEFIT:
The winning solution will receive:
Sponsorship to participate in the One Young World Summit 2024
A US$50,000 grant from Deloitte
12 months of mentorship from a team of Deloitte professionals and partners. The mentorship team will work to accelerate your solution based on the needs of your initiative or organisation, such as:
Business strategy
Best practices for data collection
Monitoring and evaluation
Product design