Reducing Emissions:
Encourage students to think creatively and develop novel solutions to environmental challenges.
Align youth-driven proposals with the goals of the Saudi and Middle East Green Initiatives, contributing to regional and global sustainability efforts.
Raise awareness about the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable practices within the community.
Create a platform for students to collaborate, share ideas, and learn from experts in the field of sustainability.
Contribute to Global Change: Your ideas can significantly mitigate climate change and improve environmental sustainability in Saudi Arabia.
Build Your Skills: Improve your problem-solving, innovation, and presentation skills while working on real-world issues.
Showcase Your Talent: Present your work to an international audience and get recognized for your contributions.
Participants are invited to submit proposals under one of the following categories, tailored separately for undergraduate and high school students.
Reducing Emissions:
Explore innovative methods to reduce carbon emissions in industrial processes, transportation, and fossil fuels.
Greening Saudi:
Develop solutions for reforestation, urban green spaces, and environmental restoration.
Protecting Land and Sea:
Propose projects that preserve Saudi Arabia’s deserts, coastlines, and marine environments.
Reducing Emissions:
Explore ideas to reduce carbon footprints in daily life, school, or community.
Greening Saudi:
Propose initiatives for planting trees, creating green spaces, or educating others about environmental stewardship.
Protecting Land and Sea:
Propose projects aimed at wildlife conservation, pollution reduction, or resource preservation.
All participants must be at least 15 years old.
Each participant or team can submit only one proposal, which must be in a single category.
Proposals must be original and developed explicitly for this competition.
Upon registration, participants must agree to the competition's terms and conditions.
Currently enrolled at academic institutions located in Jubail.
Studying any discipline.
Individuals or teams of up to 2 members.
Currently enrolled in a high school within Jubail City.
Open to students from all academic backgrounds.
Individuals or teams of up to 2 members.
Competition Launch and Registration Opens
Submission Deadline
Jury Evaluation Period
Finalists Announcement
Visual presentations evaluation period
Award Ceremony
during ICLC 6 Closing Ceremony
Format: PDF document.
Language: English or Arabic.
Length: Maximum of 10 pages for undergraduates and 5 pages for high school students (excluding cover page and appendices).
Font and Spacing:Arial, 12pt, 1.5 line spacing, with 1-inch margins.
Cover Page:Proposal title, category, participant(s) name(s), educational institution, contact information.
Executive Summary (Abstract): A brief overview of the proposal (max 300 words).
Introduction:Background and context of the problem being addressed.
Objectives:Clear statement of the proposal's goals.
Methodology/Approach:Detailed description of how the solution was developed and how it works.
Expected Impact:Explanation of the potential environmental, social, and economic benefits.
Feasibility Analysis:Assessment of the practicality and scalability of the solution, including resource requirements and potential challenges.
Conclusion:Summary of key points and call to action.
References:List of sources cited in the proposal.
Appendices (if necessary): Additional supporting materials such as data tables, diagrams, or detailed calculations.
All submissions will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
Criterion |
Weightage |
Description |
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Innovation |
30% |
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Feasibility |
20% |
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Impact |
20% |
|
Clarity and Presentation |
15% |
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Relevance |
15% |
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You can register by clicking the "Register Now" button on our homepage, which will direct you to the online registration form. Fill in all required details and submit to complete your registration.
You can participate either as an individual or as part of a team. Teams can have up to 2 members.
No, team members can be from different educational institutions as long as they meet the eligibility criteria.
No, participation in the competition is completely free.
Each individual or team is allowed to submit only one project under one category.
Submissions can be made in either English or Arabic.
Late submissions will not be accepted, so please ensure you submit all materials before the deadline on November 25, 2024.
Finalists will be notified via email and their names will be announced on the competition website and social media channels on November 26, 2024.
Yes, winners are expected to present their works in person during ICLC 6. In exceptional cases, virtual presentations may be arranged.
You can reach out to us through the contact information provided in the "Contact Us" section of the website.