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Celebrate this year's winner with us on November 19th at 10-10:30 am CET; 15-year-old Reshma Kosaraju from USA, along with the other finalists. Due to the (global) uncertainty surrounding the pandemic, this year’s Children’s Climate Prize is a digital event, which also allows for anyone and everyone to be a part of it, no matter where you are located!
Den 19 november kl. 10.00-10.30 CET är det dags att fira årets vinnare; 15-åriga Reshma Kosaraju från USA samt övriga finalister. På grund av det osäkra världsläget med pandemin är även årets upplaga av Children’s Climate Prize ett digitalt event, vilket också möjliggör för tittare från världens alla hörn!
Hur hänger teknologi och hållbarhet ihop? Sarah Maston från Microsoft samtalar med Children’s Climate Prize vinnaren Reshma Kosaraju och Kate Gilman från Club 15 - Kids Can Save Animals, om hållbarhetslösningar utifrån ett tech perspektiv. Programmet leds av Luca Berardi från WWF Youth och samtliga avsnitt av podcasten Young Minds finns tillgängliga på bland annat Spotify och Itunes.
How are technology and sustainability connected? Sarah Maston, from Microsoft, talks to Children’s Climate Prize winner, Reshma Kosaraju, and Kate Gilman, founder of Club 15 from Kids Can Save Animals about sustainability solutions from a tech perspective.The episode is hosted by Luca Berardi from WWF Youth, and all episodes of the ‘Young Minds’ podcast are available on Spotify, Itunes, etc.
The winner of 2021's Children’s Climate Prize is Reshma Kosaraju, a fifteen-year-old from Saratoga, USA. Reshma's project, AI against forest fires, uses AI technology to predict forest fires. Her courageous, innovative and solution-oriented approach to forest fires, a highly topical and growing global issue, made Reshma's project stand out.
Vinnaren av Children’s Climate Prize 2021 är Reshma Kosaraju, 15 år från Saratoga, USA. Med projektet AI against forest fires använder Reshma AI-teknologi som kan förutse skogsbränder. Hon prisas för att på ett modigt, nytänkande och lösningsorienterat sätt agerat på skogsbränder, en högaktuell fråga och ett växande globalt problem.
Young people dare to think differently and visualize opportunities where others see difficulties. In the podcast, 'Young Minds', they discuss personal motivating factors, lessons learned and future prospects. The program is led by Luca Berardi from WWF Youth, an all-around climate fighter. All episodes of the podcast are available on Spotify, iTunes (etc.).
Unga vågar tänka annorlunda och ser möjligheter där andra ser svårigheter. I podcasten Young Minds berättar de själva om vad som driver dem, lärdomar och framtidsutsikter. Programmet leds av Luca Berardi från WWF Youth, en klimatkämpe i all sin rätt. Podcastens samtliga avsnitt finns tillgängliga på Spotify, Itunes m.fl.
The collaboration between the Children's Climate Prize and HEART 17 aims to increase the dissemination of knowledge derived from environmental and climate projects by youth to a broader audience, as well as increase the number of active project supporters.
Samarbetet mellan Children’s Climate Prize och HEART 17 syftar bland annat till att sprida vidare kunskap om ungas miljö- och klimatprojekt till en bredare publik och engagera fler människor att aktivt stödja projekten.
Seventeen-year-old Yash Narayan has developed an app called DeepWaste, which uses AI algorithms to help classify different types of waste for easier sorting. DeepWaste is the first AI-based mobile app for waste classification, and anyone with a smartphone can use it to mitigate climate impact. Yash is now being recognized for this innovative and accessible app.
Yash Narayan är 17 år och har utvecklat en app som heter DeepWaste. Med hjälp av AI-algoritmer hjälper appen till att klassificera olika sorters avfall för lättare källsortering. DeepWaste är den första AI-baserade mobilappen för avfallsklassificering.
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