The winning projects
CIRCULAR COMMUNITIES FOR HOUSING
THE Jury members ABOUT THE winning PROJECTS
FRANCOISE LAVERTU
COUNTRY DIRECTOR | TESLA
“People coming together from different industries can come up with solutions to complex problems, through the mix of their wide knowledge, understanding of best practices and multidisciplinary skill sets.”
AYUSH CHAUHAN
co-founders of Quicksand
“When you look at these ideas you can actually script the energy transition for any of these cities. That’s the power of a global challenge, the crosspollination it brings on across cities is what we need.”
SASKIA VAN STEIN
Director at Bureau Europa
“Like poetry finds the spaces between words, the winning projects find spaces of different scales in the existing city, either in communities, through technology, or on a systemic structural level.”
THE JUDGING CRITERIA
RELEVANCE
The winner gained local insights and collaborate with people and/or organizations already working on solutions.
IMPACT
The winning idea has positive impact on people, places and systems and you propose clear metrics to measure this.
FEASIBILITY
The winning idea is feasible: technically, economically, politically, legally, socially, culturally and psychologically.
SCALABILITY
The winning idea may be developed for a specific location or community but has the potential to be scaled up to benefit the many.
EXCITEMENT
The winning idea is exciting because it is new and creative and a great story to share.
COMMITMENT
The winning idea is developed by a well-balanced and highly committed team.
The jury members in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Start of the juryday
Rating of the nominated projects
Discussing the projects
Rating of the nominated projects
Its a wrap! The winners are chosen
The jury members in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Did you know that
PROJECTS
452 projects have been submitted for the Clean Energy Challenge
COUNTRIES
the makers came from more than 50 countries
Jurymembers
10 leading experts from the fields of climate, design and business judged all the projects
Winners
A total of 20 winning projects where announced on 6 March