How might we create a network of localised distributed manufacturing hubs?

By providing clean energy charging stations to micro-retailers in Senegal can we get smart batteries to low-income households that are currently without electricity?

Can a distributed manufacturing ecosystem that aggregates PPE demand from the field and fulfills it through hyper-localised manufacturing deliver PPE to frontline healthcare workers in a quick and efficient manner?

Can Artificial Intelligence strengthen the supply chain of the Public Distribution System in India to address food insecurity?

Can a portable benefits platform that provides protections to ‘gig workers’ in Kenya’s economy protect these workers from economic setbacks?

Can the provision of a pay-as-you-go cold storage platform reduce food waste and increase financial sustainability and productivity of smallholder farmers and market vendors in Zambia?

Can IoT sensors to improve the monitoring of water quality in refugee camps?

Can a multi-purpose UAV operation in Malawi help realise the impact of UAVs in development and humanitarian contexts in a financially sustainable, long-term manner?

Can mobile learning boxes provide a means to access education for children in Myanmar’s Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camps?

Can artificial intelligence be used to accurately diagnose TB and silicosis?

Can distributed ledger technology (DLT) be used to track UK Aid payments through the delivery chain to enhance transparency, increase the speed at which money flows to the end recipient, and reduce intermediary costs?

Will access to sex-positive sexual and reproductive health information through a chatbot lead to increased contraceptive usage by the Kenyan youth population? 

Can an ecommerce platform serve rural areas of Nigeria and enable farmers to source agricultural inputs to significantly improve their productivity?

Are electric vehicles the key to unlocking financial success for mini-grids?

Can critical mobility challenges in rural areas of Zambia be solved by allowing people to pay in increments for their bikes?