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Engineering for Impact Challenge!
DUE NOVEMBER 14, 2025 BY SUBMISSION ON MUSLIMTECH4GOOD.COM
120 Million + people have been forcibly displaced due to conflicts and disasters globally. 6.6 Million + live without basic infrastructure or access to essential needs daily.
Imagine this:
You are a young Muslim engineer living in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. All
around you are landfills, poor infrastructure, and harsh living conditions. But you refuse to look away.
Instead, you’re determined to create change. To bring dignity and solutions. This is your challenge.
How It Works
Your mission is to propose a project around the theme of Essential Needs Sovereignty, creating a locally
built solution to one of the following domains:
1.Power
2. Food
3.Fuel
4.Water sourcing & purification
(including desalination technologies)
5.Sewage management or housing
6.Communication
7.Health
What does Essential Needs Sovereignty mean?
It means your project must be built from locally sourced, easily accessible materials - as if
you were in the refugee camp. You’ll need to research what is realistically available in such a
setting. Minimal reliance on global supply chains, although some allowance can be made if the
materials can realistically be brought in.
Can’t find your idea in these categories?
Other themes will be considered—as long as you can clearly explain why your chosen theme
is essential, propose a realistic and impactful solution, and design a project that aligns with the
goals of local empowerment and sustainability.
The competition will be split into 2 parts:
Phase 1: Due by November 14, 2025; choose one of the themes, and propose a solution. You
will have to research what has already been done in this space, and work to adapt to the local
context and/or improve it. We will need a brief one page write-up for your proposed solution, and
on November 16th, 2025 you will present your proposed solution to a panel of judges, including
a Q&A. Top 3 ideas will be selected for a cash prize!
Phase 2: From January 1st, 2026 to April 12,2026 , you can build out your proposal for a larger
cash prize! You will be given the space, funding and mentorship to build your idea - you may
also have the opportunity to submit your project to other competitions/hackathons run by
universities, industry or even the government.
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Download Competition Rules from the below button!