10 Women Innovators in Indonesia Receive Mentorship to Tackle Health and Climate Challenges
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Ten women innovators from Indonesia have received mentorship from the Bayer Foundation and HIEx. The program aims to help them develop solutions to health problems and climate change.
Through this program, the innovators receive support to turn their ideas into real solutions. Health and climate issues are important for Indonesia, as both are closely connected to people's everyday lives. For this reason, the development of ideas from local innovators is considered important.
This mentorship also highlights the role of women in the field of innovation. With the right support, the participants are expected to produce work that benefits the wider community.
The mentorship program for these 10 women innovators serves as an example of collaboration between institutions and local researchers or developers. Going forward, the results of this program are expected to bring benefits to health and the environment in Indonesia.
Sources: MetroTVNews.com
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