Working together, we can build a better tomorrow. Every day, all over the world, people are creating and implementing viable, actionable solutions to sustainability challenges in their communities. for Tomorrow is dedicated to connecting the people doing this work, the United Nations Development Programme Accelerator Labs, public institutions ...

Narrated by Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley, For Tomorrow — the Documentary is the story of grassroots innovators striving to create a more sustainable future. From a self-taught engineer who built a solar-powered car to a young woman with disabilities fighting for inclusivity, they are tackling sustainability issues on the ground and ...

Join (Dialogue) for Tomorrow, a conversation about grassroots innovation and informal transportation and help build a more sustainable world.

The solution has a concept to improve mobility of disabled people by applying new technologies to existing wheelchairs, and to propose a new wheelchair concept as a personal transportation for everyone through self-driving technology.

Feb 13, 2020 · Sargablock is a construction material made from sargassum seaweed, brown algae that washes up on Caribbean beaches and costs a fortune to the tourism industry. Interest has spread from Mexico to countries around the Caribbean and beyond.

for Tomorrow celebrates and empowers people to share their creative sustainability solutions. It’s a place to connect with innovators, insights, resources, and inspiration to help build a better world for everyone.

Discover for Tomorrow, a brand-new platform to help bring grassroots sustainable solutions to life. Learn more about this initiative with Lucy Siegle, British journalist and broadcaster as she discusses sustainability, innovation, and the work of the inspiring thinkers of tomorrow.

Briquette du Kivu brings a solution to deforestation, youths unemployment, urban and rural unhealthiness and provides poor families with reliable and cheap cooking energy in Bukavu in the D.R. Congo

for Tomorrow will begin with an effort to crowdsource and celebrate solutions to problems related to mobility and urban living. We are turning to local innovators, makers and doers to see what actions and solutions they are deploying in their community to make it safer and more liveable.

Across 114 countries (of which 70% are least developed and low-income countries, and over 70% are small island developing states), the UNDP Accelerator Labs are mapping solutions on the ground, and meeting and empowering local innovators. Join them through the …