SDG IDEATHON
We are committed to hear and support the potential, ideas, and capacity of the youth to bring positive change to our world. Through the SDG Ideathon, we are giving them the opportunity to drive change and make valuable impact in the real world.
​As future leaders, our youth hold immense potential in changing the world and realizing sustainable development.
Through the SDG Ideathon, youth from the Philippines and Japan are given the platform to brainstorm ideas, discuss, and advocate for issues closest to their hearts like poverty, hunger, and lack of quality education.
SDG Ideathon plants seeds of hope in their hearts to make a difference and serve as catalysts for transformative change.
2025 WINNERS
SDG Ideathon Spring 2025
SDG Ideathon Spring 2025
Spring 2025 Winner
MEIJI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY
We are proud to announce that Meiji Gakuin University is the winner of SDG Ideathon Spring 2025!
Their proposal entitled
"Plantable Seed Paper and Coaster" was chosen for its unique advocacy for the planet.
Congratulations to the winning team!
2024 WINNERS
Summer 2024 ECOARMOR
Congratulations to
Kwansei Gakuin High School for the Summer 2024 winning project entitled "Ecoarmor"!
This project aims to help the waste recyclers of Calahunan Sanitary Landfill by providing work safety gears such as gloves, boots, and helmets.
Spring 2024
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
Congratulations ESAP MARCH for winning the Spring 2024 SDG Ideathon!
The project proposal entitled "Urban Gardening" aims to involve the youth in greening activities that also support food security among urban communities.
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TESTIMONIALS
Anjelo, 20
In urban areas today, many students are spending excessive time playing online games, leading to potential addiction. To redirect their focus and engage them in a more constructive activity, we introduced vertical farming "Sustainable Agriculture for Youth in Urban Areas" as a means to captivate youths with the joy of planting instead of allowing technology to consume their time.
(Member, Spring 2024
Winning Project)
Rein, 20
"I was amazed that all of us enjoyed the vertical farming activity. Some kids nowadays are not really into farming but this project really made me believe that farming hasn't ended. I learned that farming isn't about how much land you have, but about your passion to give back to Mother Earth and your community."
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(Vertical Farming Activity Participant)
Joyrean, 20
We came up with "We are Chefs" for the purpose of exchanging delicacies between two cultures at first. Then, one of my Japanese brothers came up with an idea of sharing this project by giving food to people as an act to achieve SDG No.2 " Zero Hunger" which aims to achieve food security and improve nutrition."
(Member, Spring 2024
Winning Project)
