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GenAI for Good Challenge (2026 Cycle)

  • Organization: IEEE Humanitarian Technologies & International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
  • Type: Other
  • Location: Global
  • Deadline: December 1, 2025
  • Age: No specific age requirement mentioned
  • Funding: Fully Funded

This global challenge invites teams to develop generative AI solutions for real-world deployment in partnership with UN agencies. Built on the open-source GENIE.AI framework, the program includes: - Three use cases tied to SDGs: • Health risk prevention in The Gambia • Agricultural support in Lesotho • Climate resilience for farmers in Bangladesh - Prototyping and mentorship from IEEE and ITU experts - Deployment support from UN agencies (WHO, FAO, WMO) - Structured phases: application, evaluation, prototyping, and implementation

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GenAI for Good Challenge (2026 Cycle)

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Opportunity type
Other
Funding
Fully Funded
Location
Global
Deadline
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About this opportunity

This global challenge invites teams to develop generative AI solutions for real-world deployment in partnership with UN agencies. Built on the open-source GENIE.AI framework, the program includes:

  • Three use cases tied to SDGs: • Health risk prevention in The Gambia • Agricultural support in Lesotho • Climate resilience for farmers in Bangladesh
  • Prototyping and mentorship from IEEE and ITU experts
  • Deployment support from UN agencies (WHO, FAO, WMO)
  • Structured phases: application, evaluation, prototyping, and implementation

Who can apply

  • Open to teams of innovators, researchers, and technologists
  • Must propose a solution aligned with one of the three use cases
  • Preference for youth-led or community-based teams
  • Must commit to prototyping and potential deployment
  • English proficiency require

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