4HerPower Challenge: Innovating for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
How can young people improve the quality of and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) information, commodities, and services?
Judges
Cleopatra Kambugu
Director of Programmes, The East African Sexual Health and Rights Initiative (UHAI EASHRI)
Uganda
Francelle Kwankam Toedtli
Technical Specialist, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and Maternal and Newborn Health, UNFPA
United States
Libby McDonald
Inclusive Economies Specialist, MIT D-Lab
Judging Criteria
Alignment: The solution addresses at least one of the key dimensions of the challenge.
Potential for Impact: The planned solution implementation has the potential to positively impact the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people.
Feasibility: The team has a realistic, practical plan for implementing the solution, and it is feasible in the given context.
Innovative Approach: The solution includes a new technology, a new application of technology, a new business model, or a new process for solving the Challenge.
Inclusive Human-Centered Design: The solution is designed with and for underserved communities. The solution team demonstrates proximity to the community and both embodies and addresses diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the design, implementation, and internal operations of the solution. Within this criterion, solutions with women-centric design will be prioritized.
Scalability: The solution has a plan for financial viability and the potential to be scaled to affect the lives of more people.
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