Circular City

Moving from a linear to a circular economy means minimising the waste and pollution by reducing, recycling and reusing. The City of Amsterdam aims to redesign twenty product- or material chains. The implementation of material reuse strategies has the potential to create a value of €85 million per year within the construction sector and €150 million per year with more efficient organic residual streams. Amsterdam set up an innovation program on the circular economy; www.amsterdamsmartcity.com/circularamsterdam. By converting waste into electricity, urban heating and construction materials, the Amsterdam Electricity Company generates 900 kWh per 1000 kg of waste. 75% of the sewage system is separated for waste and rain water and the silt which remains after treating waste water is converted into natural gas. Share your innovative concepts and ideas on circular economy here.

Anonymous posted

Rooftop Symposium

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(event will be in Dutch)

Het Rooftop Symposium
Kom vrijdag 22 juni naar hét jaarlijkse Rooftop Symposium. Maak kennis met nieuwe rooftop start-ups en innovatieve hoogstandjes op de groene inspiratiemarkt, leer meer over de urgentie en uitdagingen in het opschalen van groen en ontdek het daklandschap van de toekomst! Rooftop Revolution en ROEF laten zien dat de daken torenhoge potentie hebben voor de stad en haar bewoners.

▵ PROGRAMMA ▵
Top architecten vertellen over hun nieuwste rooftop projecten, nieuwe dakplannen, de awarduitreiking van de Rooftopper en Roofflopper en de opening van het ROEF 2018 | Rooftop Festival.

13.00 – 14.00 Inloop & Inspiratiemarkt
14.00 – 16.00 Hoofdprogramma:
Met Suze Gehem (Rooftop Revolution), Jesse Jörg (ROEF), Paul de Ruiter (Paul de Ruiter Architects), Harro de Jong (Buro Harro), Arjan Dingste (UN Studio) Erik Smits (ZJA Zwarts & Jansma Architecten), Marianne Gybels (Booking Cares), Margot Bleeker (Erasmus MC), Gershwin Bonevacia (spoken word) en Ama van Dantzig (dagvoorzitter).
16.00 – 16.15 Uitreiking Rooftop Awards 2018
16.15 – 17.00 Opening Rooftop Festival ROEF

▵ VOOR WIE? ▵
Dit symposium is voor mensen uit de vastgoedwereld, zoals ontwikkelaars, stadsplanners, architecten en dakeigenaren én iedereen wil weten hoe het staat met het daklandschap van de toekomst of zelf aan de slag wil.

▵ LOCATIE ▵
Het Rooftop Symposium is in de allermooiste zaal van Amsterdam: de Koningin Maxima Zaal van het KIT Royal Tropical Institute.

▵ TICKETS ▵
Het Rooftop Symposium is gratis te bezoeken na aanmelding via de ticketsite.

▵ ROEF ▵
Het Rooftop Symposium is onderdeel van ROEF, het hoogste festival van Amsterdam. Dit rooftop festival vindt plaats op de mooiste daken van de stad van 17.00 tot 23.00 uur. Ontdek live muziek, verrekijker voorstellingen, lift performances en prachtige vergezichten. Meer informatie via www.roefamsterdam.nl. Het Rooftop Symposium is een initiatief van Rooftop Revolution & ROEF.

Event on Jun 22nd
Anonymous posted

Rooftop Award 2018

Rooftop Award 2018
It is time again for the 'Rooftopper' and 'Roofflopper' of 2018. Report the ugliest or most beautiful green roof in the Netherlands and hopefully the roof will win the Rooftop Award 2018!

How?
Send a photo of the most beautiful or ugliest roof and report the roof through the link below. You can register until June 4th. Rooftop Revolution and ROEF select the top 10 most promising roofs in both categories. From the top 10, a professional jury chooses the Rooftopper and Roofflopper.

Criteria for the Rooftopper and Roofflopper
The criteria for the (pre-) selection are:
- The current state of the roof
- Public accessibility
- Innovation and inspiration
- Sustainability and green
- Visibility

Award
The Rooftopper wins a bee hotel to make the roof even more beautiful. De Roofflopper gets a free roof scan of € 500, carried out by Rooftop Revolution. The awards will be presented on Friday 22nd of June during the annual Rooftop Symposium in the Queen Maxima Hall of the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT).

More information: https://bit.ly/2rsW6UW

#CircularCity
Yasmina Lembachar, Research Analyst at Circle Economy, posted

Introducing 1,000 examples and articles on the circular economy, now openly available on Circle Lab!

Information on the circular economy is currently spread across many organisations and industries or gated behind members-only communities. This defeats the very basis of a circular approach and makes it very hard to disseminate, and even harder to implement such strategies. By bringing all circular economy insights, best practices, and research into one place in Circle Lab for everyone to openly explore and learn from, we want to break down these information silos and accelerate knowledge transfers across sectors and borders.

You can learn more about Circle Lab and start exploring all 1,000+ cases here: https://www.circle-economy.com/circle-lab-biggest-global-open-access-innovation-platform-for-the-circular-economy-launches-1-000-new-case-studies/#.WwVegFOFNE4

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Niels Janszen, Realizer of Dreams , posted

Looking for a job at a Circular Startup

Looking for a job opportunity as a project- or program manager at a Circular Start-up in Amsterdam. I bring in 7 years of expertise in digital marketing. Anyone?

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Fenna Plaisier, Founder and President at GreenBuzz Amsterdam, posted

Sustainability Network Event: Evidence from the field by Danone

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GreenBuzz regularly organizes networking events for professionals that want to make the world more sustainable. Join our next event on 6 June at CIRCL's Rooftop Bar for inspiring stories, drinks and broadening your network with professionals who are committed to make their businesses more sustainable. Tickets include a free drink!

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Evidence from the field by Danone: creating a circular economy for plastics
These days we hear and read a lot about the so-called circular economy. New companies and organisation pop up almost ever day and also more and more traditional players promise to do things differently. Instead of following a traditional linear model of make, use & dispose, resources, under the new model, are kept in use as long as possible, the maximum value from them is extracted until they are recovered or regenerated at the end of each life cycle.

But how to create c circular economic cycle? And how do you create a circular economy for plastic packaging? It surely seems easier said than done.

On June 6, Feliks and Alexandra, our two speakers, will tell us first hand how they and Danone, a major international foods company, are trying to change their business models towards a circular approach that not only is sustainable economically and environmentally but also takes into account consequences for communities, workers and other potential stakeholders.

While Feliks will give us some insights into Danone's global strategy on plastics and packaging, Alex will illustrate things on the ground by telling us about an exciting innovative project in Indonesia that's about to go live.

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SHARE, NETWORK AND CONNECT

What can you expect during this evening? Next to our speakers we will have a couple of short networking rounds, during which you have the opportunity to connect with other like-minded people. No matter whether you want to share experiences on sustainability efforts within your organisation or seek advise on your career in sustainability or a sustainability project - our event will help you find and connect with the right people! Check this video for an impression of our past events.

Fenna Plaisier's picture Event on Jun 6th
Catalina Iorga, Content Lead at Amsterdam Impact (City of Amsterdam) , posted

Unpack Impact

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To make a real impact, solid collaboration with like-minded partners is needed. But how do you set up a truly flourishing partnership? How can entrepreneurs and investors work together to make impact on the ground?

Others have done it before. How did they do it?

Four successful impact enterprises will be unpacked. In all cases, the spirit of the entrepreneurs, financial possibilities provided by their investors, and support from their partner networks strengthened each other to build successful collaboration.

We are pleased to be joined by entrepreneurs making local impact in circular economy, ethical fashion, healthy food and inclusion. Their business cases will be shortly shared on our website (> http://bit.ly/UnpackImpactJun2018).

UNPACK IMPACT KEYNOTE: DR. CHARLY KLEISSNER | IMPACT INVESTOR
Dr. Charly Kleissner is an impact investor with over twenty years of experience as a senior technology executive in Silicon Valley. He believes that the deeper meaning of wealth is to make a positive contribution to humanity and the planet. Dr. Kleissner has co-founded Toniic, KL Felicitas Foundation and 100% Impact Network.

UNPACK IMPACT: ENTREPRENEUR-INVESTOR PARTNERSHIPS
After our keynote, we will hear from entrepreneur-investor duos such as Chocolatemakers & Stichting DOEN | Milieuwerk & Rabobank. In addition to ‘unpacking’ their business cases, we will help the entrepreneurs address key questions they need to answer in order to advance their enterprises.

PROGRAMME: For the full programme, please visit our website > http://bit.ly/UnpackImpactJun2018

WHY ATTEND UNPACK IMPACT
By bringing together impact enterprises, impact-driven investors and social firms, we strive to connect, encourage and stimulate conscious capital, as well as build collaborations to solve local and global challenges.

AN EVENT DURING WE MAKE THE CITY
The event is organised in affiliation with the We Make The City festival. It is also part of Unlikely Allies: The Future of Our City (http://bit.ly/UnlikelyAllies2018), Impact Hub Amsterdam’s celebration of 10 years of impactmaking in the city. Your Unpack Impact ticket grants you access to the community-driven, full-day Unlikely Allies experience. Stay tuned for the programme!

Unpack Impact is a co-creation between the Municipality of Amsterdam – Amsterdam Impact – and Impact Hub Amsterdam.

Catalina Iorga's picture Event on Jun 22nd
Christina Priavolou, Junior Research Fellow , posted

Information on WikiHouse Projects

Hi!

I am a PhD student investigating the environmental sustainability of open-source solutions in buildings.
I am interested in participating in a workshop/project/short course related to collaborative production (or, ideally, a WikiHouse structure) during September or November.
If you know any relevant information, please let me know!

Thank you.

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Madalina L, PhD student , posted

Internship in Circular Economy

Hi everyone!
I'm a PhD student looking for an internship in Circular Economy. If you know any opportunities, please let me know.
Many thanks!

#CircularCity
Julie Chenadec, Relationship Development Manager at Aknostic, posted

Nationale Dag voor Duurzaamheid in het Hoger Onderwijs (NDDHO)

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Al 5 jaar staat de Nationale Dag voor Duurzaamheid in het Hoger Onderwijs (NDDHO) in het teken van duurzaamheid en verbinding. NDDHO18 verbindt onderwijs, onderzoek, overheid, bedrijfsleven én verbindt jong en oud.
Het thema van NDDHO18 is 'Duurzaam. Verbindend. Circulair'.

NDDHO is interessant voor duurzaamheidscoördinatoren en ICT’ers, maar ook voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in duurzaamheid in het algemeen en het inzetten van ICT om verduurzaming binnen onderwijs, onderzoek en bedrijfsvoering te bewerkstelligen. In het bijzonder:
- opleidingsmanagers
- docenten en onderzoekers van ICT-opleidingen
- studenten
- managers facilitair en inkoop
- onderzoekers en betrokkenen bij topsectoren

Circulair is het hoofdthema van NDDHO18. Waarom? Het huidige lineaire productiesysteem zal moeten veranderen in een herstellend en vernieuwend systeem, waarin producten en materialen waardevol blijven voor hergebruik. Wat betekent circulariteit voor:
- ontwerp, productie, gebruik en afvoer?
- ICT-apparatuur met kostbare grondstoffen?
- onderwijsgebouwen: nieuwbouw en renovatie?
- smart cities en energie?
- onderwijs en onderzoek, overheid en bedrijfsleven?
- (keten)samenwerking?
- waardebehoud of zelfs waardevermeerdering?
- toekomstige generatie(s) – en dus onze studenten?

Julie Chenadec's picture Event on May 25th
Sofie Blom, Change Maker at Innomics, posted

GO!-NH Accelerator Circulaire Economie Introductie bijeenkomst

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Introductiebijeenkomst GO!-NH accelerator Circulaire Economie

Op woensdag 16 mei 2018 organiseert GO!-NH samen met Provincie Noord-Holland en Innomics een introductiebijeenkomst waarbij er uitleg wordt gegeven over de verschillende innovatieprogramma’s vanuit Noord-Holland en in het bijzonder de GO!-NH Accelerator Circulaire Economie.

De bijeenkomst wordt georganiseerd voor innovatieve en duurzame mkb-ondernemers en belanghebbenden uit Noord-Holland. We hebben een inhoudelijk en hands-on programma en er is voldoende mogelijkheid voor het vragen of ondersteuning bij innovatie en de inschrijving voor GO!-NH. Gastheer van deze bijeenkomst is ABN AMRO in hun CIRCL gebouw. Een rondleiding in het gebouw is onderdeel van de bijeenkomst.

Tijdens de bijeenkomst zullen de verschillende innovatieprogramma’s en mogelijkheden voor ondernemers, MKB en grote bedrijven in een rap tempo de revue passeren. Daarnaast hebben we presentaties van initiatieven en ondernemers die een dergelijke accelerator en innovatieprogramma hebben gedaan en wat dit voor hen heeft opgeleverd. Ook is er gelegenheid om te netwerken.

Programma

12:30 uur: Inloop

13:00 uur: Rondleiding CIRCL

13.30 uur: inhoudelijke presentaties, discussie:

Introductie ondersteunende instrumenten provincie Noord-Holland

Introductie GO!-NH Accelerator, André Knol en Michiel de Klein, Innomics

Ondernemer aan het woord over Innovatie en Accelerators

14:30 uur: Q&A en netwerken

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James Marzotto, Past Project Manager in solar development, (Aspiring Energy Vlogger!) , posted

Please have a look at my vlog!

Hello! A few weeks I posted requesting interviewees for my up and coming sustainability vlog! I was able to meet with IBIS Power and CC Studios. Please see the link below for my first post. Thank you Amsterdam Smart City for helping me with this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msO6DH38HLQ&t=177s

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Wouter van der Galiën, Master Student University of Groningen , posted

Master Thesis Amsterdam Smart City

For my Master Thesis at the University of Groningen I am currently researching the development of Amsterdam as a Smart City. I am mainly focussing on the modes of collaboration between different stakeholders and which values are important for the different actors involved. At the moment I am looking for people that are willing to help me with my data collection and are involved in Smart City developments. It would be of great help if anyone in this community could help me out. My e-mail address is: w.f.van.der.galien@student.rug.nl. (0615141523) Thanks in advance!

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Robin Neven, Business Intelligence & Analytics Engineer , posted

Revolution instead of Transition: circular festivals

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"Don't I know him from somewhere, didn't I see that name on a festival headline once?" This was the kind of chatter buzzing around the room when Milan Meyberg, former DJ turned Festival Revolutionist, took the stage and did a great showcase on the future of festivals and displayed how his organization, DGTL, is pursuing this future: through becoming fully circular and self sufficient. All in Pakhuis de Zwijger, where, together with Amsterdam Smart City, the event 'Smart Beats' was organized on April 24th.

Of course, there were also other presentations, from overarching approaches of the Gemeente Groningen to pitches of parties all wanting to contribute to making festivals in and around Amsterdam more sustainable. Term of the evening probably was 'hard cups', as apparently this is one of the most impactful components of festivals. Therefore, new constructions are explored by experimenting with a 'lease plan' for hard cups for example. Luckily, nine festival organizations already joined forces in a Green Deal, as many of these plans work only when executed on a large scale.

But what about the smaller events then? For that we had KAREL take the stage. Ok not really, because KAREL is an energy producing electric van that functions as a cultural stage for, well, basically anyone who wants to use it. But Noud Verhave was very well equipped to get the message across. For more information on this, search under projects on amsterdamsmartcity.com.

As for DGTL, they are on track to reach there goals of becoming fully circular one year earlier than planned: in 2019 already probably! That's something our national politics can learn from as well, although local politicians who were present won't be the ones stopping them, as they were very willing to help in any possible way.

All in all a very interesting evening sketching a bright green future of festivals!

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Catalina Iorga, Content Lead at Amsterdam Impact (City of Amsterdam) , posted

Fail Forward #3

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IT’S TIME FOR THE 3RD EDITION OF FAIL FORWARD!

At Impact Hub we believe that failure and experimentation are essential to developing innovative businesses that make real impact. So for our popular Fail Forward event we invited three impact entrepreneurs to share stories about their challenges, experiments, blunders and, of course, what they learned along the way. Get inspired by our speakers and learn how to follow your dreams and overcome your least successful experiences!

FAIL FORWARD LINE-UP:

> Silvia ten Houten, founder of GoodHout

Silvia founded GoodHout BV (Dutch for “Good Wood”), a startup looking to change the world of wood and composites through developing a bio-composite made from coconut husk waste. When she started her enterprise, managing all aspects of the business as the sole founder was sometimes overwhelming. Silvia will be sharing her journey of learning to let go, looking for a co-founder, and ultimately assembling a strong team of people who share her passion and commitment.

> Arno Kooy, co founder of De Prael

Combining Arno’s psychiatric work experience with his passion for brewing, De Prael is the first Dutch brewery to help people excluded from the job market learn a new trade. The brewery started out as De Parel (Dutch for “pearl”), only for Arno and his team to soon find out that this name had been copyrighted. So they had to rename the company, redesign its logo and reprint all promo materials. But their playful new name – an anagram of the original – worked out: after two branches in Amsterdam, De Prael is franchising to The Hague, Utrecht and Groningen. Arno will talk about overcoming obstacles and why their new name perfectly fits their mission.

> Michel Visser, founder of Konnektid

Michel is here to ‘share the fail’ and his invaluable lessons from building sharing marketplace Konnektid. Created on the premise that the skills and knowledge people need can be found their own neighbourhoods, this platform connected users to local experts and professional teachers located nearby. All that Konnektid’s users had to do in return is share their own skills and talents with the rest of the community.

19:30 Registration & drinks
20:00 Speakers & Q&A
21:30 Drinks

The evening will be moderated by Ilse Kwaaitaal, our Scouting Lead and Business Model Challenge Manager.

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Herman van den Bosch, Curator at Amsterdam Smart City; professor in management education , posted

Becoming circular: tough work and promising results

In 2015, Amsterdam explored opportunities for a circular economy, which have been published in Amsterdam Circular: Vision and Roadmap for City and Region. Dozens of projects have been started, albeit mostly on a small scale and starting from a learning-by-doing perspective. This blogpost focuses on circular building and reveals that significant progress has been made.
Last year, the city deservedly won the World Smart City Award for Circular Economy for its approach – facilitating small-scaled initiatives directed at metropolitan goals.

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Catalina Iorga, Content Lead at Amsterdam Impact (City of Amsterdam) , posted

Diversity in the City - Young Impactmakers

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Do you build bridges between Amsterdam’s many vibrant communities? Want to make sure that your project is truly inclusive? Eager to attract and work with top talent from different cultural backgrounds?

Join us for another event from our Young Impactmakers series. During an interactive evening we will explore inclusion – in other words, a true reflection of society – and give you the tools, tips and tricks you need to ensure your own initiative is bottom-up inclusive.

Local projects, such as impact enterprise Makers Unite, will share how they embed inclusion in their work. Following brief intros, each project will present a challenge. You will then work in small groups to co-create solutions to these challenges.

WHY ATTEND DIVERSITY IN THE CITY?
- Get the skills, inspiration and mindset to make your projects more inclusive
- Explore new, impact-focused career and job opportunities
- Connect with aspiring young entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs

ABOUT YOUNG IMPACTMAKERS
Under the Young Impactmakers umbrella, Impact Hub Amsterdam, Starters4Communities and partners support talented young people who want to do good while doing business, either by starting their own impact enterprise or by collaborating with organisations working towards a better world.

In addition to hosting sessions every second Tuesday of the month at the Impact Hub, Young Impactmakers gives you everything you need to take your talent and ambition to the next level - from hands-on workshops and matchmaking events, to a strong network, problem-solving power, a testing stage, workshops and more!

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James Marzotto, Past Project Manager in solar development, (Aspiring Energy Vlogger!) , posted

Video Vlog Ideas, Volunteers!

Hello! I am a Canadian renewable energy professional in Town for a week working with a Youtuber (As a side profession). In my spare time, I'd like to shoot a vlog (20min video) for my up and coming channel. Any energy professional who would like some great North American exposure of their product, service or project please feel free to get in touch!)

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EKIM TAN, founder at Play the City, posted

Play the City: Circular City Game Training

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Explore circular city strategies through an interactive gaming method.

Learn about working circular city development through Play the City method. We welcome teams that have a serious interest in circularity. In an interactive, multi-actor environment you can test your ideas, build ‘circular city’ scenarios and exchange knowledge with your peers.

Are you an engineer, investor, urbanist, project developer, politician or a non-profit organization? Would you like to know how Buikslotherham neighborhood engages influential stakeholders to enable exchange of knowledge on circular urban transition through a city game?

City-gaming is a working method that allows participants to collaborate, learn and experiment in a realistic yet safe environment. This method allows experts to step outside their usual environment to think freely about ideas and scenarios that might help integrate clean technologies and urban metabolisms for overcoming the complexity of circular transformation.

There are no prescriptive scenarios or solutions. The game training serves players who, with their real-life expertise and experience, create scenarios based on tested policies. Then they assess their decision with and against other players. It is fast-paced and competitive, yet there are no winners and losers — everyone learns!

In this training, we present The Circular City game - a game that merges clean technologies and urban development principles. Built to become applicable both at the institutional and household level, the game’s dynamic relies on the principles of renewable sourcing, repair, reuse and recycling of materials, biodiversity, and attractive human-scale built environment.

By learning about this method, you will:

*Enhance effective decision-making

*Learn from real world cases while networking with professionals from diverse sectors

*Learn how to adapt to and take action in multidisciplinary environments

*Elaborate on the new role of government, companies and communities

*Learn about your own negotiation skills, how they are perceived by other professionals and how you can improve them

If your team is interested in playing with another team from a particular stakeholder group, we can engage actors from municipalities, city-networks, universities, companies and citizen groups to test-play with your team for more diverse knowledge-exchange.

You may choose to book:

Demo session - lasts 1.5 hours

Full training session - lasts 3 hours

More info about Play the City’s practice: www.playthecity.nl

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Catalina Iorga, Content Lead at Amsterdam Impact (City of Amsterdam) , posted

Social Hackathon

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Do you have a great idea for a better world, but need a helping hand to make it a reality? Or do you have awesome skills and a valuable network you want to use for doing good? Join us on 19 May for a full-day social hackathon organised by Impact Hub Amsterdam and Social Hackathon.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, intrapreneur, creative or techie, join a diverse group of people ready to work together on turning an idea into a practical plan to make change happen.

HOW DOES THIS WORK?

In the morning we will begin by listening to our ‘challenge owners’ - organisations with problems to solve or socially minded initiatives they want to develop further.

We will then break out in groups to work on sketching innovative solutions to these challenges. After a delicious lunch, we’ll continue to work together with a concrete methodology to transform all of our exciting proposals into pragmatic solutions.

The evening will close with a group dinner and the chance to pitch your group’s solution. Our Dragons’ Den style jury will ask some tough questions and select the winning team, which will receive a fantastic prize. But we can’t reveal that just yet!

HOW DO YOU JOIN?

> For organisations/initiatives: Come up with a socially-minded challenge and benefit from a group of young talents who will work for 13 hours on solving it.

> For individuals: Put your talents to use and join this event as one of our 'hackers' | Brainstorm about solutions to one of the proposed challenges | Contribute directly to a social initiative | Boost your skills and network.

Tickets for challenge owners are €150, for hackers €45. This includes food, drinks, resources and everything you will need for a successful Social Hackathon.

MORE ABOUT IMPACT HUB AMSTERDAM

Impact Hub Amsterdam is part of the fast-growing global Impact Hub network of impact entrepreneurs and innovators with more than 16,000 members in over 100 cities around the world.

To make change happen, we facilitate entrepreneurial solutions to society’s biggest challenges. We give you access to a valuable network, as well as business expertise, resources and capital, organise events, host a collaborative working space, and run a series of accelerator programs. We provide almost everything to move your entrepreneurial initiatives for a better world forward.

MORE ABOUT SOCIAL HACKATHON

This foundation exists to boost the networks, knowledge and opportunities of social initiatives that aim to create a fairer world. We believe in initiatives developed locally, by communities that know best what kind of social change they need. So we want to help those people realise something unique.

Our experience has taught us that setting up a successful social initiative is not that easy. And that many ideas are lost because they do not get the right support to kick off. That is why we organise Social Hackathons: to give promising social initiatives a great start.

Catalina Iorga's picture Event on May 19th