Bayer Foundation and HIEx Support 10 Women Innovators in Developing Climate and Health Solutions
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Bayer Foundation, in collaboration with HIEx, has launched a program supporting 10 women innovators in Indonesia. The program aims to help them develop solutions to two important issues: climate change and public health.
The ten local innovators will test their solutions directly within the community. In this way, the innovators can see the real results of their ideas and improve them according to needs on the ground. The program is called the Bayer Foundation Sandbox, which provides space for participants to try, learn, and grow.
The program also reflects growing attention to the role of women in innovation. With this support, it is hoped that more women will be able to lead projects that bring benefits to the environment and health in Indonesia.
Overall, the program serves as an example of cooperation between a foundation and an innovation institution in addressing climate and health challenges. Further information on the results of the innovators' trials is expected to be monitored in the coming period.
Sources: SWA.co.id
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