3rd edition of the great Hult Prize competition at the Center for Diplomatic and International Studies (CEDI): the organizing committee is committed and the student-competitors are mobilized.
It has been 10 years since the launch of the largest global social movement of the Hult Prize Foundation. This movement aims to make creators of change around the world, and to develop in young people, in particular, the entrepreneurial spirit. Thus, each year students from all over are invited to a big competition where they are asked to find project ideas including solutions likely to solve the problems facing the planet. Which, in a way, leads to the pursuit of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Hult Prize covers a very broad spectrum on the world stage. Currently, it brings together more than 30,000 students, volunteers, professors, heads of schools and universities in around 2,000 universities and schools in 121 countries.
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In Haiti, this movement is 4 years old. It was introduced by the young professional, Mike BELOT, when he had just finished his graduate studies at a university in the Republic of China (Taiwan). And at the Center for Diplomatic and International Studies (CEDI) we are at the 3rd edition. For this edition, the observation is that a lot of commitment is made on the side of the organizing committee, in charge of carrying out the OnCampus Program stage and on the part of the student-competitors, there is great mobilization, swearing by the gods to go further until winning the million dollar prize offered by the Hult Prize foundation.
Asked about the running of the competition, the organizing committee responds through its Campus Director, Clashisky D Larose that it is a real tidal wave that is preparing, so much effort has been made to revolutionize and innovate the completion of this year's competition. Among the student-competitors, the testimonies are vibrant. They believe that this is the first edition that has mobilized the university community so much. The promotion is perfect. Around the theme: "* FOOD FOR GOOD, Transforming food into a vehicle for change *", they are convinced that they can find the best idea for a project, creative, innovative and unique capable of providing the solutions envisaged.
The big meeting is set for November 14, 2020. The press is set in motion. In particular, the spoken and written press. Haiti chala, Les Cahiers de L'INAGHEI, Sans Filter Infos (SFI) among others, are mobilized to cover this event.
Remember that the Center for Diplomatic and International Studies (CEDI) is a school of Diplomacy and International Relations. The students who are there already see themselves as carriers of solutions to planetary problems on all fronts: political, economic, social, environmental and climatic. Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals set by the UN is their primary concern. The Hult Prize movement is just one channel that makes it easier for them.
The Core-team is committed to a greater impact. Haitian students embark and Haiti in general is involved. # Together let's lead the generation to change the world.
David Julot, editor, founder and CEO of SFI.
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