CONTENT PAGE

About Climate Hack 1

Journey to Date 2
Climate Hack Graduation Showcase Programme 3
Set Up 4
Panel: Road to Net Zero with Climate Innovations 5
Teams 6
Showcase Projects Overview 6
Greenie Web by Greenie Web 7
Project CircleR by Newton 101 8
e-CO2mmerce by Not Samsan Tech 9
NutrIoTion by NutrIoTion 10
Senyum by SENYUM 11
ZEP Manuals 12
ZEP PC & Mobile Control 12
Edit Profile 12
Control Bar 12
Moving Around 12
Map 13
Contact 14
Acknowledgement 14
Clause 15
Privacy Policy 15
Reproduction of Materials 16
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About Climate Hack

The Climate Hack Graduation Showcase presents innovative tech-driven climate
action solutions developed by five youth-led teams.

The teams had been a part of Climate Hack, a virtual programme that aims to
equip individuals in Asia with digital skills to develop and accelerate next-
generation tech-driven solutions for climate change. Climate Hack is a nine-
month long programme including an additional segment, Climate Lab, where
selected teams undergo an incubation programme supported by mentors who
are industry experts, to bring their solutions to a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
stage.

Climate Hack 2022 brought together over 240 individuals from 14 countries to
submit over 70 solutions showcasing their passion and talent in leveraging
technology to address pressing climate change issues of today.

After two intensive months of hacking and pitching, Greenie Web, Newton 101,
Not Samsan Tech, NutrIoTion, and SENYUM emerged among the top teams for
Climate Hack 2021 and 2022, and were subsequently given the opportunity to be
a part of Climate Lab.

Organisers
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Journey to Date

Enhanced Skills Lab - Bootcamp Part 1

An online bootcamp that will impart skills in Lean Canvas, user research, and support the
development of a Minimum Viable Product.

Enhanced Solutions Lab

A platform to get connected to an industry mentor as well as consult with Design,
Entrepreneurship and Technology specialists for customised support.

Entrepreneurship Clinic
Consultation with Entrepreneurship specialists for customised advice on fine-tuning business
model as well as tips on fundraising.

Design Clinic & Simulated Shark Tank

Consultation with Design specialists for customised advice on improving user journey and user
experience. Pitch to impact partners for support in validating and/or scaling innovation.

Technology Clinic
Consultation with Technology specialists for customised feedback on innovation as well as
advice on coding and fixing bugs.

Open Space
Facilitated discussion/sharing of ideas/feedback for mutual peer learning.

Graduation Showcase
Presentation to the community on what have been built and learnt, and a platform to leverage
collaboration and funding opportunities
We are here!
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Climate Hack Graduation Showcase Programme

Time (SGT) Location on Topic Details
Zep
10:00 – 10:10 Welcome and Introduction

10:10 – 10:20 Opening Remarks by SIF Mr Peter Tan

Representative Senior Division Director (Communications &
Engagement)
Singapore International Foundation

10:20 – 10:30 Opening Remarks by SAP Mr Hakaru Morikawa

Representative Vice President, Head of Industry and Customer
Advisory, South East Asia
SAP

10:30 – 11:15 Panel: Road to Net Zero with Mr Mozaharul Alam

Climate Innovations Coordinator for Climate Action in Asia and the
Pacific, UN Environment Programme
Communities and technology have
critical roles to play in achieving a Ms Patsian Low
sustainable future. In this panel Vice President, Inclusive Impact & Sustainability,
discussion, we will explore Visa
Conference conversations around what it
Room means and what it takes to get to Mr Melvin Wong
net zero. Head of Presales - S4 Platform, Data Analytics &
Extensibility, SAP

Moderated by: Ms Nishanthini Ganesan

Experience Curator, SAP

11:15 – 12:30 Team Presentations 1. Greenie Web by Greenie Web - Indonesia &
Singapore
Learn about climate action 2. Project CircleR by Newton 101 - India
solutions developed by the five 3. e-CO2mmurz by Not Samsan Tech - Indonesia
teams during the nine-month long 4. NutrloTion by NutIoTion- India & Singapore
Climate Hack programme. 5. Senyum by SENYUM - Indonesia & Jordan

Hear from our industry experts -

Mr Mozaharul Alam, Ms Patsian
Low and Mr Melvin Wong - who
will be providing insights and
feedback on the teams’ solutions.

12:30 – 13:30 Cafeteria Lunch Break Connect over lunch and explore Singapore
delights at the Cafeteria. Take part in the quiz in
the Challenge Room and stand a chance to win
SGD50 Amazon voucher!

13:30 – 14:30 Conference Panel: Communities for Change Ian Chew, Greenie Web
Room Dhruv Hariharan, Newton 101
Learn about the teams’ journey in Sanath Surawar, NutrIoTion
Climate Hack in building their Krishita Sukhani, SENYUM
solutions. Mohd Fahad Saleem, TechTon

Moderated by: Enjiao (Ernie) Chen

Co-founder, Code for Asia Society Ltd

14:30 – 15:30 Collaboration Collaboration Activity Looking for other like-minded individuals for
Room support or to collaborate with?

Join us for this guided session where you can

share your ideas, network and discover synergies
and opportunities for collaboration!
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Set Up
The pre-event briefing of the programme flow and relevant preparations.

ZEP Details
URL https://zep.us/play/8jql39

Set Up and Preparation

Situate yourself in a quiet environment, Ensure you have a strong

with minimal to no background noise internet connection. A minimum of
30 megabits per second (~4
Megabytes) is required for a smooth
experience. Close any non-required
software.

Test your internet speed here:

https://www.speedtest.net/
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Panel: Road to Net Zero with Climate Innovations

Mr Mozaharul Alam
Coordinator for Climate Action in Asia and the Pacific
UN Environment Programme

Mozaharul Alam’s areas of specialization are in

adaptation and low carbon development to climate
change. He provides strategic and political guidance to
design and implement climate actions in the region at
UNEP.

Ms Patsian Low
Vice President, Inclusive Impact & Sustainability
Visa

Patsian has over 25 years of experience in fields of

social finance, social entrepreneurship, philanthropy,
sustainability, non-profit leadership and commercial
finance in the US and Asia. She adds value to
breakthrough strategic and operational efforts.

Mr Melvin Wong
Head of Presales - S4 Platform, Data Analytics &
Extensibility
SAP

Melvin has more than 15 years of business

collaborations and regional exposure, amassing a
wealth of industries' business knowledge to help
customers strive with greater success and be more
competitive in utilising IT solutions to their advantage.
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Graduation Showcase Projects Overview

Greenie Web by Greenie Web

Indonesia & Singapore

Greenie Web is a digital decarbonisation tool, which not only calculates

carbon emissions and identifies problem areas of digital products, but also
rectifies them.

Project CircleR by Newton 101

India

Project CircleR is an AI-powered web classifier that lets users know if an

item is recyclable or waste.

e-CO2mmurz by Not Samsan Tech

Indonesia

e-CO2mmurz is a browser extension that provides environmentally-friendly

choices for users shopping on e-commerce platforms.

NutrIoTion by NutrIoTion
India & Singapore

NutrIoTion is an IoT-based solution for food quality monitoring so

supermarkets can better manage food waste.

Senyum by SENYUM
Indonesia & Jordan

SENYUM is a transportation-based mobile application that bridges the

redistribution of edible food waste to its appropriate beneficiaries.
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Greenie Web
To build the green internet

Energy Reset

We solve Digital Carbon Emission, Global Energy Crunch and Excessive Data
Consumption through digital decarbonisation and sustainable digitalisation.

Greenie Web

Ian Chew
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Project CircleR
Everyone deserves a clean environment

Sustainable Living

Using fully autonomous, user-friendly, cost-efficient and scalable smart

waste management solution to segregate organic and recyclable materials
to enhance waste segregation experience.

Newton 101

Sashaank Sekar and Dhruv Hariharan

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e-CO2mmurz
Same shopping, less carbon footprint

Sustainable Living

We aim to decrease carbon footprint consumption and increase

sustainable purchases on e-commerce platforms with our browser extension.

Not Samsan Tech

Dharmawan Santosa
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NutrIoTion
We're committed to saving food, one sensor at a time

Sustainable Living

With our IoT-based solution, we aim to reduce the produce discarded by

the supermarkets and connects less visually appealing produce to
suitable buyers.

NutrIoTion

Pranay Pandhre, Kanishk Srivastav, Ashutosh Trivedi,

Sanath Surawar, Jyona Sinha
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Senyum
Transforming excess food into hope and nourishment

Sustainable Living

The only donation mobile-app platform that allows users to donate

both edible & non edible food; reducing waste and malnutrition rates
across Indonesia.

SENYUM

Krishita Sukhani, Puteri Elshaddai, Wais Ibrahim,

Alifsyah Rizky Sutarjadi, Ardimas Purwita
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ZEP Manuals

EDIT PROFILE MOVING AROUND

You can move to a
location quickly
using Teleport
Function.

To Teleport, Click
on the Menu
Button on the
upper left corner.

To open the My Profile menu

• Click on your avatar or
• Click on the avatar icon in the upper
right corner

You can Decorate Avatar to change your

looks.

CONTROL BAR

Turn Audio / Video on / off

Chat
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ZEP MAP

Please see programme details to find out the events happening at each location.
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Contact
General Enquiries: hello@climatehack.io
Partnership Enquiries: hq@codefor.asia
Volunteer Opportunities: hanisah.hamid@sif.org.sg

Acknowledgement
Climate Hack 2022 would not have been possible without the support and
contributions from the Climate Hack community.

We would like to express our deepest appreciation to - Mr Desmond Tan,

Minister of State, Prime Minister's Office, for officiating the Kick-off; esteemed
panel of judges for Pitch Day comprising Mr Calvin Chu from Eden Strategy
Institute, Ms Esther An from City Developments Limited, Mr Farhan Firdaus
from Meet Ventures, Ms Jean Tan from Singapore International Foundation
and Ms Lalitha Bhaskara from SAP; and Climate Lab Impact Partners including
Aaqib Alvi from Sustainable Living Lab, Adriel Ng from EcoFlow, Joshua Wang
from Skills Union, Kris Liang from Meet Ventures and Victor Zhu from Hatch.
We are also indebted to all speakers, moderators, trainers and mentors who
had volunteered their time and expertise to make this programme a success.

Climate Hack is jointly organised by Singapore International Foundation and

Code for Asia, in partnership with SAP and supported by the National Youth
Council.

Impact Partners
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Clause
Privacy Policy
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Clause
Privacy Policy
Disclosure
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