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ABOUT CLIMATE HACK 2022

Climate Hack is a virtual programme that aims to equip individuals in Asia with digital skills to develop and accelerate innovative tech-driven solutions for climate change.

Open to individuals aged 18 and above, Climate Hack connects you to a global network of like-minded individuals to collaborate and develop solutions to address climate change, and in turn, contribute to positive and sustainable development in Asia.

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CLIMATE LAB

Top winners will be granted entry to Climate Lab, a six-month flexible incubation programme that empowers you to develop expertise, engage in peer learning, and access mentorship by industry leaders.

This is your chance to build your prototype together with a network of international collaborators and gain additional user feedback. By earning a spot in Climate Lab, you will be able to create a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) by the end of the programme.

Highlights from climate hack 2021

HEAR FROM OUR PARTICIPANTS

COME VOLUNTEER WITH US

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Monorom Tchaw

Ms Monorom Tchaw

Founder

Compost City

Monorom Tchaw is a believer of more recognition, empathy and gratitude towards the people, resources and laws of the universe that enable our existence on this planet.

She accidentally founded Compost City after the project won the Impact Hub Phnom Penh’s 2019 SmartSpark competition focused on environmental solutions and got seed funding to grow the initiative. 

Today, Compost City sells a ready-made balcony composting system, partly as a concrete tool for urban households to take care of their own kitchen waste, and mostly as an excuse to make people reconnect and fall in love with soil and life.

Monorom has been living in Cambodia for over 6 years. She was born and raised in France and her parents are from Cambodia. She gets excited about sharing and tasting any homemade food, cycling, soil life, Non-Violent Communication and learning about other people’s quirks and values.

Lameya

Ms Lameya Alam

Regional Dialogue and the Fellowship Programme Consultant,

UNDP Bangkok Regional Hub

Lameya Alam is a Youth Advocate from Bangladesh supporting young people to achieve greater impact for the SDGs. She is a social gardener, community builder and facilitator working for youth empowerment, gender equality and climate change. She is currently working with young climate activists across Asia-Pacific through YECAP, an initiative established in 2020 as a safe and inclusive space for youth across Asia and the Pacific to meaningfully engage in climate action.

Lameya is the Co-Founder of SHWARUP, a youth-led community platform dedicated to strengthening youth empowerment and expanding opportunities for the underserved by enacting the SDGs. She also laid the foundation of the Movers programme in Bangladesh, and as a Movers Envoy, she has directly trained over 2300 young people in line with the SDGs and 21st Century Skills in the last year. Lameya has a master’s degree in International Relations from Jahangirnagar University in Bangladesh. 

When she is not working, she volunteers at a local community school to teach youngsters basic English and travels to learn about new cultures.