2027 MIT Solve Global Climate Challenge

• Open to individual innovators, teams, and organizations from anywhere in the world.
• Solutions must be technology-based, including hardware, software, or creative applications of existing tech.
• Must address climate impacts in urban areas, agricultural sectors, or coastal and ocean environments.
• Proposals should demonstrate a clear path to scalability and long-term financial sustainability.
• Applicants must show how their solution centers the needs of marginalized or vulnerable communities.
• Entries can be at any stage, from prototype to growth stage, provided they show measurable impact.

• Access to a $1 million+ prize pool in grant funding for the most promising solutions.
• Participation in a comprehensive nine-month virtual support program to scale your impact.
• Personalized mentorship and coaching from MIT faculty and industry experts.
• Networking opportunities with a global community of foundations, corporate leaders, and impact investors.
• Publicity and media exposure to showcase your climate innovation to a worldwide audience.
• Connection to the Solve ecosystem, providing long-term strategic support and partnership opportunities.

1. Visit the official MIT Solve Challenge page to create your applicant profile.
2. Thoroughly review the specific challenge themes for Cities, Food, and Oceans to align your proposal.
3. Draft a detailed project description highlighting your unique value proposition and impact metrics.
4. Submit your application through the MIT Solve portal before the November 2nd deadline.
5. Ensure you include any supporting documents, such as pitch decks or technical specifications, if requested.
6. Stay tuned for the announcement of finalists who will be invited to pitch during MIT Solve Week.

Your innovation could be the breakthrough the world is waiting for—don't hesitate to share your vision!