Announcing Finalists in Best Projects, Adult Category

Dear contestants of the Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition, we are happy to announce that 40 finalists for the 2021 edition of our competition are now public. The ten finalists in each category were selected according to the “Personal Activity Indicator” algorithm.

Between the four categories, there are pupils, high school and university students, young and adult professionals who are motivated to change the world for the better through entrepreneurship and the power of new ideas and projects

The ten finalists of this year’s edition in the Best Projects category for the Adult Competition are listed below:

1. Combatting Rural Poverty through Table Banking
   Teh Francis, Cameroon
2. Awareness project on water, hygiene, and sanitation (wash) in environments
   Djondang Djongnabe Christophe, Chad
3. Pigs for Peace and Resilience: Livestock Initiative to Prevent Radicalization
   Joanes Toulac Jang, Cameroon
4. Earth Fashionist
   Harshi Samarasekera, Sri Lanka
5. Africa Solar Crypto-Mining Farm
   Frederick Okello, Kenya
6. Kenlis Office Link
   Kenneth/Obogwu, Nigeria
7. Wealth Creation through Entrepreneurship skills amongst Women
   Dastan Mziwanda, Tanzania
8. Heal Mankind
   Bernard Afriyie, Ghana
9. Principles Based Leadership Institute to inspire, equip, and empower leaders to lead from within
   Chris Kaumba, Angola
10. Instantly Organic ™ Aquaponics
    Refilwe Sorinyane, Botswana

 

Congratulations to the finalists!

A big thank you goes out to all the contestants!

 

What happens next?

The finalists, who have not included a video in their entry submission, will be able to upload over the next ten days. You can upload a video for up to three minutes in any video streaming service and then post the video link to your entry. Make sure to post it by 19 November.

The winners of the 2021 Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition will be announced on 10 December, during an online ceremony.