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The winner of Children’s Climate Prize 2022 is 17-year-old Sparsh from India with his innovation The Thermal Floater
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Meet the Children’s Climate Prize winner at the digital award ceremony November 24!
The winner of the Children’s Climate Prize 2022 is Sparsh from Patna, India for his innovation the Thermal Floater. As this year’s winner he will receive a diploma, medal and prize money of SEK 100.000 from the Children’s Climate Foundation. This year’s digital award ceremony will take place November 24 by 11:00 CET at ccprize.org.
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Träffa vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize på årets digitala prisceremoni den 24 november!
Vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize 2022 är Sparsh från Patna, Indien för sin innovation Thermal Floater. Som årets vinnare får han ta emot diplom, medalj och prissumma på 100 000 SEK från Children’s Climate Foundation. Årets digitala prisceremoni äger rum den 24 november klockan 11:00 på ccprize.org.
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Akhila Ram from Lexington, USA is the fifth finalist to be presented for the Children’s Climate Prize 2022
During the fall, the finalists for the Children’s Climate Prize have all been presented and now it’s time for the final one, Akhila Ram, 17 years old from Lexington, USA. Akhila has developed a machine learning model for continuous groundwater monitoring. A solution that has huge potential to create completely new possibilities for planning and monitoring groundwater.
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Akhila Ram från Lexington, USA är den femte finalisten att presenteras för Children’s Climate Prize 2022
Under hösten har finalisterna för Children’s Climate Prize löpande presenterats och sist ut av årets fem finalister är Akhila Ram, 17 år från Lexington, USA. Med hjälp av maskininlärning har Akhila utvecklat en modell som övervakar grundvattennivåer. En lösning som har stor potential att ge helt nya möjligheter att planera och övervaka grundvatten.
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Eiman Jawwad from Lahore, Pakistan is the fourth finalist to be presented for the Children’s Climate Prize 2022
In November, the winner of the Children’s Climate Prize will be announced out of five finalists. One of them is Eiman Jawwad, 17 years old from Lahore, Pakistan. Eiman is doing impressive work by utilizing used up tea leaves and coffee as organic fertilizers. A smart local solution to a global problem that mitigates pollution and has a great impact on biodiversity.
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Eiman Jawwad från Lahore, Pakistan är den fjärde finalisten att presenteras för Children’s Climate Prize 2022
I november annonseras vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize utav årets fem finalister. En av dem är Eiman Jawwad, 17 år gammal från Lahore, Pakistan. Eiman gör ett imponerande arbete genom att återanvända förbrukade teblad och kaffe som organiskt gödningsmedel. En smart lokal lösning till ett globalt problem, som mildrar föroreningar och har stor inverkan på den biologiska mångfalden.
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Samyak Shrimali from Portland, USA is the next finalist to be presented for the Children’s Climate Prize
From hundreds of applicants from over 30 countries around the world, the jury for the Children's Climate Prize 2022 has selected Samyak Shrimali, 17 years old from Portland, USA as one of this year's finalists. With the PlantifyAI mobile app, Samyak has identified a global challenge and found a solution - a tool for efficient crop disease detection and treatment.
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Amanda Bjursten Press contact Press Contact amanda@ccprize.org +46708371430
