ECO SKILLS Challenge 2024

Form a team of 2 to 5 convinced students, propose an idea that will respond to one of the 4 proposed themes and get a place in the final to come and defend your idea in front of a jury of recognized personalities.

Themes

• Low Carbon
  • Being eco-responsible means committing to the climate.
  • Some food for thought:
    • Reduction of the carbon impact of the activities and industries;
    • Mobilization around low carbon: suppliers, subcontractors, key account customers, R&D partners;
• Biodiversity
  • Being eco-responsible is in the nature
  • Some food for thought:
    • Promote nature in the city to improve well-being and comfort;
    • Reduce the food footprint of city dwellers through reasoned (urban/peri-urban) agriculture.
• Water & Aquatic Environments
  • Being eco-responsible comes naturally.
  • Some food for thought:
    • Sustainably preserve water resources throughout their cycle (capture-filtration-use);
    • Avoid impacts on wetlands and be vigilant of any risk of water pollution;
• Circular Economy
  • Being eco-responsible means entering the loop
  • Some food for thought:
    • Assessment and reduction at source of raw material needs;
    • Favor recycled/reused materials

Prizes

• The finalist teams will be rewarded with a gift from the circular economy.
• First place: Each member of the 1st team will win an eco-responsible weekend!
• Second place: Each member of the 1st team will win an eco-responsible weekend!
• Third place: Each member of the 3rd team will win an Ethi’kdo card!

Criteria

The Challenge is only open to:

• A natural person aged eighteen (18) years and/or legally capable, (i) currently a student enrolled in higher education or (ii) recent graduate of higher education since less than 2 years from the current school year and able to justify it with a student card. Only one participation in the Challenge per person will be allowed.
• This Challenge is not open to members of the staff of the Organizing Company on a permanent contract and of Agorize as well as to members of their family.
• This Challenge is void in countries where it is prohibited or restricted by applicable law or regulation.

For more information, visit Eiffage.