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The challenge is about designing a circular economic model for a shopping center. With this challenge we would like to tie two words together; sustainability and retail.
If we can begin to design a sustainable behavior among the broad consumer, we have reached a milestone in the Danish green transition. In this challenge, we want to show that there can easily be shopping in front of sustainability.

We are calling for innovators among students at VIA University College to invent and rethink solutions for the building industry to promote circular economy.

How can we reuse materials in an efficient and easy way after a building´s end-of-use? And how can new technologies and digitalization help us do this?

Submit your idea or solution and help us rethink the future of the building industry.

We are calling for innovators among the students at VIA University College to renew and rethink their future professions through United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs are an essential part of the future welfare professions. Thus, sustainable thinking is necessary for acting and working professional in a socially responsible way – regardless of your profession.

Submit your idea or solution and contribute to the use of the SDGs as drivers for rethinking your future profession(s).

This challenge is exclusively for students at VIA University College.

Are you a young talent with an idea that can solve one of the biggest challenges of our time? Or are you a startup with a business model that contributes to achieving one or more of the Sustainable Development Goals?
Then submit your contribution now and join the movement to turn sustainability into big business!

Vi søger dig, der kan hjælpe iværksættere med få et overblik over, hvad det koster at have ansatte - udover løn.
Kan du komme med en smart og enkel idé, der giver virksomheder et overblik over alle udgifter og de administrative pligter fra myndigheder, der følger med, fx feriepenge, affaldsgebyrer, barselsfond og sygedagpenge? Så læs med her!

Hvordan udvikler vi byer, så de er bedre at leve og drive virksomhed i? Har du en forretningsidé eller løsning, der benytter åbne offentlige data til at gentænke eller åbne byen? UrbanTech Challenge giver dig en unik mulighed for at udvikle din idé eller løsning, modtage faglig sparring og netværke - og chancen for at pitche live foran en jury.

We are calling for innovators among the students at VIA University College to reuse, recycle and upcyle waste to new solutions for your future professions.
We invite students to address the challenge of waste overload on the basis of UNs Sustainable Development Goals. Regardless of your profession, ensuring more sustainable consumption through reducing waste is a major concern for future generations. Help us create new value of the waste produced locally at campuses and their surroundings.

The challenge is exclusively for students at VIA University College.

Do You Want to Help Build a Zero-Waste World?

Join the Circular Construction Challenge – Rethink Waste to co-create transformative solutions for the built environment.

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We are calling for innovators that reuse, recycle and upcycle waste to new solutions for the built environment. Addressing a global challenge of waste overload, the Circular Construction Challenge is inviting businesses and innovators to help build a world where waste does not exist: What is your solution for reuse and upcycling in the built environment?

Er du iværksætter eller garvet forretningsmand? Og kan dit forretningstiltag fremme en bæredygtig samfundsudvikling i eller uden for Danmark?

Så er det nu du skal logge ind og sende os din løsning og få mulighed for at pitche live foran en jury og et publikum.

Juryen består i år af blandt andre udviklingsdirektør, Mette Skøt fra Vækstfonden og generalsekretær, Christian Friis Bach fra Dansk Flygtningehjælp.

This challenge is in Danish only

Giv din idé til hvordan små- og mellemstore virksomheder i Region Sjælland kan udnytte vækstmulighederne i deleøkonomien.

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