24h to co-create practical solutions for the future of sustainable finance
Since 2019, Open Geneva has organized its annual hackathon on sustainable finance, in the framework of the Building Bridges Week, with the support of Geneva’s leading financial institutions, the University of Geneva and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research.
This 24h hackathon gathers multidisciplinary teams to find practical solutions to concrete problems in the field of sustainable finance, owned by financial companies, startups, international organizations and academic institutions.
This year marks the 6th edition of the hackathon, taking place on October 11-12 in the SDG Solution Space and Campus Biotech in Geneva.
This year marks the 6th edition of the hackathon, taking place on October 11-12 in the SDG Solution Space and Campus Biotech in Geneva.
What is a hackathon?
Open Geneva's hackathons bring together diverse teams to tackle real-world challenges in an inclusive environment.
Through a blend of learning, co-creation and collective intelligence, participants collaborate to develop innovative solutions within a timeframe of just 24 hours.
At the hackathon's conclusion, each team present their innovative ideas and practical solutions resulting of their collaborative efforts.
Who can participate?
Whether you’re a student, professional, banker, financial expert, environmental enthusiast or simply passionate about finance and sustainability, you have a valuable role to play.
The Sustainable Finance Hack is a unique opportunity to join a dedicated community of diverse individuals from various sectors who share a passion for sustainable finance.
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The Sustainable Finance Hack is a unique opportunity to join a dedicated community of diverse individuals from various sectors who share a passion for sustainable finance.
Join our community newsletter and receive the latest news about our collaborative events.
An immersive experience powered by collective intelligence
"I really learned a lot interacting with professionals from the finance sector. I would encourage anyone to join."
- Taylor Clayton
WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
"I quickly realized that I could indeed contribute and saw how the next generation is open, and eager to advance sustainability."
- Jeannette Delebecq
UBS
"It was rewarding to feel it’s not just about talking to big companies, but also engaging with the crowd to make a real difference."
- Guillaume Leti
CARBONABLE
"Collaborating with students and professionals on a project for 24 hoursis a true moment for growth"
- Monica Sanjuan
UNIVERSITY OF GENEVA
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