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Engage Asia Challenge Teams

Meet the finalist teams creating innovative solutions for Asia
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Read about how these bright student teams have accelerated sustainable impact in the Asia-Pacific region.

The finalists

First Prize: Team Phyto  

The challenge: addressing the loss of farmer income arising from soil degradation caused by mining activity in Indonesia.

The solution: Phyto was developed by: Roy Zhao, Alicia Sutandar, Abhinav Govindan and James Li. 

Mentors: Rachel Luk and Karen Lee Saputra 

Rachel Luk and Alicia Sutandar

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Second Prize: Team Salt-out 

The challenge: addressing the loss of farmer income arising from increased soil salinity caused by infrastructure construction activity in the Vietnam Mekong River Delta.

The solution: salt-out was developed by Vu Thai Ha Nguyen. 

Mentors: Abel Anwar and Jaden Legaspi 

Vu Thai Ha Nguyen and Jaden Legaspi

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Third Prize: Team Kiraay 

The challenge: addressing unsustainable farming practices in North India by giving farmers better access to specialised farming equipment. 

The solution: Kiraay was developed by: Nikkhil Goyal, Pranjul Bokaria, Suchi Saraf and Rishad Katrak.

Mentors: Katharine Pang and Maheka Karunaratne 

(L-R) Katharine Pang, Nikkhil Goyal, Suchi Saraf, Pranjul Bokaria, Maheka Karunaratne, Rishad Katrak

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Advanced Projects: Team Foodive 

The challenge: addressing childhood obesity in Malaysia. 

The solution: Foodive was developed by: Karen Lee Saputra and Rachel Luk. 

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