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Hoang anh Cat, Nayomi Moller, Kana Ohshima and others are enlisted in the challenge
Urban Development Technology Innovation Challenge
Urban Development Technology Innovation Challenge
We’re looking for innovative tech-based solutions that will make cities more inclusive. This competition includes two challenges: 1) Design Inclusive Cities with Data-informed Tools 2) Promote Efficient Wastewater Treatment and Sanitation
Urban Development Technology Innovation Challenge
Urban Sector Technology Innovation Challenge (TIC) calls for technology providers to submit an expression of interest (EOI) – by Friday 12PM (noon), 4 December 2020 (Philippines Time = UTC +8)– to propose and conduct a pilot on high-level technology solution addressing one of the two development challenges below.
Update: We are currently engaged in technical discussions with selected applicants. Results will be published as soon as the Grant Funding Agreements have been signed.
DESIGN INCLUSIVE CITIES WITH DATA-INFORMED TOOLS
PROMOTE EFFICIENT WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND SANITATION 
The selected proposal can receive up to $500,000 grant, and technology providers must co-finance at least 10% of the total cost. Two proposals are expected to be awarded under the Urban Development TIC.
What is the Technology Innovation Challenge (TIC)?
Under TIC, technology providers are invited to submit a proposal to undertake a proof-of-concept/pilot of a high-level technology solution to address an identified development challenge. Selected proposals can receive a grant of up to US$500,000.
The purpose of the TIC grant is to introduce new solutions in ADB’s developing member countries (DMCs) and thereby support ADB’s mandate in assisting DMC’s to reach the Sustainable Development Goals. Through TIC, DMCs will learn about new technology solutions to address various development challenges, and technology providers’ risks related to market entry may be reduced by showcasing their technologies.
The proposed technology or solution has to be new to the country or to the context with improved efficiency, impact, and/or life-cycle cost compared to existing solutions. However, the technology should have been tested and verified before in another country or context.
What TIC expects from you
Slides from an online seminar on all 2020 TIC challenges can be found here.
TIC is supported and financed by the High-Level Technology (HLT) Fund, ADB’s multi-donor trust fund promoting more widespread adoption of high-level technology in ADB projects. The TIC is sponsored by ADB.
Deadline
The challenge has been closed. You can no longer submit expressions of interest. We are currently engaged in technical discussions with selected applicants. Results will be published as soon as the Grant Funding Agreements have been signed.