The Falling Walls Lab, an international idea competition, has been organized in Madagascar for the third time this year. The event aims to promote innovative ideas that have a positive impact on society. The lab is a partnership between the DAAD Lektorat Madagascar, the University of Antananarivo, the Association of Cultural Mediators (ADMC), the Center for Resources of Contemporary Arts of Madagascar (Craam), Air Connector, and the German Embassy in Antananarivo.
The competition is open to students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals with innovative projects, research, initiatives, or economic models in various disciplines. According to Daniellah Andriafeliniony, representative of Falling Walls Lab in Madagascar, selected candidates will receive support and have to present a three-minute summary of their project in English. Last year, Notoavina Ravel won the competition with a project to improve the early childhood education system.
This year's competition will take place in August at the University of Antananarivo. The regional winner will receive a trip to Berlin to represent Madagascar at the Falling Walls conference in November, where twenty of the world's top scientists will present their groundbreaking research. The Falling Walls Lab was created by the Falling Walls Foundation in Berlin, supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and academic institutions.
The goal of the Falling Walls Lab is to promote innovative ideas that can positively impact society. The competition provides a platform for participants to showcase their projects and receive recognition. The event has been organized in partnership with local institutions to support the development of innovative ideas in Madagascar.
The Falling Walls conference in Berlin is a prestigious event that brings together top scientists and innovators from around the world. The conference provides a platform for participants to share their research and ideas. The winner of the Falling Walls Lab Madagascar will have the opportunity to participate in this event and present their project to a global audience.
The competition is a great opportunity for innovative minds in Madagascar to showcase their talents and receive recognition. The event aims to promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in the country. Applications are open to participants from various disciplines, and the competition is expected to attract a diverse range of projects and ideas.
The Falling Walls Lab Madagascar is an initiative to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the country. The event provides a platform for participants to showcase their projects and receive support. The competition is expected to contribute to the development of innovative ideas and solutions that can positively impact society in Madagascar.
Key points
- The Falling Walls Lab Madagascar is now accepting applications from students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals with innovative projects.
