Confirming Your Team & Eligibility: The Climate Change-Makers Challenge (2023)

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What is your name (first name, last name)? *

This should be completed by one person on each team.

What is your e-mail? *

Based on the letter assigned to you on Slack, what team are you on? *

Each team is assigned a letter based on a private Slack channel that is created by organizers to help us communicate with you... Most teams will have this already assigned to them, but if you do not (likely because you may be newer to the challenge or have not communicated as much with the organizing team), just indicate the option that you "Don't Have a Private Slack Channel Yet."

Does your project or team have a name outside of the letter? If so, please share it!

What theme(s) does your project align with most? *

Note too that everything is intersectional, and we won't necessarily be distributing prizes or anything based on this selection... This question just helps us to understand the diversity of projects we have.

The Adaptation Challenge

The Biodiversity Challenge

The Capacity Challenge

The Technology Challenge

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Who else is on your team? Please add their e-mails too!

Please list all team members & feel free to add context if relevant (for example, if there is something around eligibility that is useful to clarify or if someone was assigned to the team but has not been active). And just in case you are still looking for a teammate, feel free to share that here as well.

Have all team members registered on Devpost + EarthNet?

Does not need to be by the deadline, but do strongly recommend here please ask them to register ASAP if so & also be sure here to connect your teams to your project on either platform.

Yes, but just Devpost

Yes, but just EarthNet

Yes, on both Devpost + EarthNet

No, there's people who have not registered for either

Other:

Clear selection

Can you link here the URL for your project on EarthNet?

Can you confirm that you've posted your submission on EarthNet? Did you do so on Devpost too? *

Reach out to our team if confused by this instruction, with more information shared on Slack & the link for EarthNet is available here: www.EarthNet.org... This (and not Devpost) is where judges will be directed to.

Reminder as well that cross-posting on BOTH EarthNet + Devpost results in one additional bonus point.

Yes, I have posted my submission on EarthNet (This is where all judges will be directed)

Yes, I have posted my submission on EarthNet + Devpost

No, I have not posted my submission on EarthNet, only Devpost

No, I have not posted my submission on either EarthNet or Devpost

Other:

Can you confirm you meet ALL the eligibility criteria for teams/ projects? *

Exceptions will be considered on a case-by-case basis. And if there is an exception for your case that must be or has been considered, please indicate whatever may be relevant in the "Other" section.

With all the above, please note that organizers do have final say around eligibility and may show some flexibility around rules where merited, with our goal to maintain the spirit of this being an event that is focused on education, climate action and creating an inclusive environment for all (and in particular beginner hackathoners). It's collaboration first, above competition!

Each hackathon team must include at least one student currently enrolled in high school, college or a university. This is not a competition for professional hacking teams.

Each team must also have at least one participant that is a relative newbie, meaning it is their first or second Devpost hackathon. We can help pair folks if needed & will have opportunities before and during the hackathon to connect people who do not have a set team, including via our Slack channel & a match-making event on Friday, December 2nd.

Each team must also have between two to five members. Folks are encouraged to connect with potential teammates via our Slack channel (TBA shortly), Devpost or at the match-making event noted with the point above. Note that the prize pool will stay the same regardless of team size.

Project submissions must be original and not developed to a significant extent in the past. In particular, please do not submit something from an old hackathon or similar innovation contest.

Other:

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Any other comments or notes for us to consider, especially if it's relevant to judgs?

Any outstanding questions? Is there anything that is unclear or that you feel needs to be addressed? Is there anything specific to your submission that must be passed on to judges? Feel free to share!

And how would you reflect on your experience of the hackathon so far (e.g. the submission but also the networking, workshops, Slack channel, experiences with the organizers, EarthNet feedback, etc.)?

Feel free to share your thoughts... Your honesty is definitely super-welcome!

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