DAY 5: THE WINNERS
TEAM: INFO TIMES This team, from Egypt, worked to raise
awareness of the 6.4 million Egyptians who have no household water connection. Via an animation, Info times illustrated how
infrastructure, efficient irrigation and good water management can help reduce ‘lost’ water in the home, in industry and in agriculture.
To see the video, go to
http://arabdevelopmentportal.com/ content/infotimes
TEAM: YOUTH’D
From Lebanon, Youth’d used a short but striking video to highlight that 100,000 Lebanese under the age of 24 are unemployed. The video states that Lebanon needs to create six times as many jobs to absorb new graduates.
To see the video, go to http:/arabdevelopmentportal. com/content/youthd
DAY 4: COMPLETION
After three intense days of gathering data and bringing their ideas to life, all teams were tasked with finalizing their projects.
Teams felt the time pressure by Day 4, tweeting about their progress @arabdevtportal
Visualize 2030 concluded in a historic building know as Beit Beirut – now a museum and a cultural center – where teams presented data visualization projects to a panel of judges.
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As judges deliberated, the participants took part in a roundtable discussion about issues ranging from gender equality to unemployment, which was broadcast in a two-part television series on the German channel Deutsche Welle.
Ghassan Hasbani, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health for Lebanon, spoke with the teams, telling them we need to change the way we "think and do” to improve the world by 2030.
SOURCE: Arab Development Portal
SOURCE: Arab Development Portal
SOURCE: Twitter / Arab Development Portal
PHOTO: Marwan Tahtah / ADP
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