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Last Updated December 29, 2022
2023 Solv[ED] Youth Innovation Challenge
Adam & Eva
Team Leader
Hagar Saad
Solution Overview & Team Lead Details
Solution name.
Adam & Eva
Provide a one-line summary of your solution.
- We must take advantage of the ancient forces with the modern ones to build a future without gaps or obstacles.
What specific problem are you trying to solve?
By returning to what we started with from the old ways that led us to innovation, we must take advantage of the ancient forces with the modern ones to build a future without gaps or obstacles.
- The problem represents 90%, or maybe more, in my community.
It affects more people and homes around the wworld. - In a comprehensive view of the causes of this type of problem, I see that the increase in product prices comes from monopolizing some products and not resorting to local products more, that isn't sufficient for simple or perhaps also middle-income homes.
- Which leads to many problems such as: famine, divorce emigration, abandonment of the homeland, theft, murder, death, etc.
- Until 2017, deaths worldwide due to famine were declining dramatically. The World Peace Foundation reports that from the 1870s to the 1970s, great famines killed an average of 928,000 people per year. Since 1980, annual deaths have fallen to an average of 75,000, less than 10% from what they were until the 1970s. This reduction was achieved despite the loss of nearly 150,000 people to the famine in Somalia in 2011. However, in 2017, the United Nations again announced that nearly 20 million people would die of starvation in Nigeria, in South Sudan, and in Yemen, And in Somalia. A period of famine occurred at the turn of the 20th century in the Congo Free State. In shaping this state, Leopold used the collective labor camps to finance his empire. This period resulted in up to 10 million Congolese dying from brutality, disease and famine. Some colonial "pacification" efforts often caused severe famine, particularly with the suppression of the Maji revolt in Tanganyika in 1906. The introduction of cash crops such as cotton, and coercive measures to force farmers to grow these crops, sometimes impoverished peasants in many Many regions, such as northern Nigeria, contributed to increased susceptibility to famine when a severe drought occurred in 1913. (From Wikipedia)
What is your solution?
By:
- Non-monetary or paper dealings, going back to ancient times when trade methods were limited to physical rather than monetary exchange. It is distinguished in the matter that everyone who owned something could exchange it for what he wanted in exchange for obtaining it, and he didn't have to obtain his cash currency to buy what he wanted, but rather he merely exchanged it for something else that isn't of importance to him, but may be of importance to another person.
- How to do this?
- Full dealings with the exchange of products or collectibles
- An inventory of consumers' preferences is made to know what kind of products they will need or order
- This must be done by mutual consent of both parties, and the desired result must be to achieve the requirements of both parties in full Example: I like guitars, and there is another person who likes music CDs, and I own music CDs, and he owns a guitar, and we are both willing to exchange all of our possessions to take the product we wish, so the common interests of both of us are achieved.
- A minimum and maximum limit should be made according to the value of the products, so as not to manipulate the estimated value of the products in order to achieve justice for both individuals.
- That the exchange takes place via the Internet or on the ground, and the deal takes place with the complete receipt of the products and their appointment according to fair standards for the exchange of products that we will organize in agreement with experts interested in that and with your opinions that you can put forward to help in that matter
- This should be implemented on all existing products that can be purchased and exchanged, but without cash
Who does your solution serve? In what ways will the solution impact their lives?
It is not a specific race, or certain people, or a certain color, or a particular society, but rather the whole world, because all peoples, especially the poor or developing peoples, need that kind of advancement, and it must be taken into account that our approach to economic problems is due to the currency and how to control it in a way that affects the rest of the ways of living This does not define a specific people or group, but rather the whole world
How are you and your team well-positioned to deliver this solution?
I'm doing a group work through one person, that's me And I admit that I do not have much to offer financially, but I have many ideas that will contribute to solving many of the problems that I have presented, and I will be an effective individual to solve and do actions that help solve or at least reduce this type of problem.
What steps have you taken to understand the needs of the population you want to serve?
The topic does not need to do research, as this has overflowed on the face of blessing, as this is clear in the sight of everyone, and the economic conditions of some countries are getting worse, which makes the stimulus resort to wrong solutions to solve it, coexist with it, or avoid it by fleeing from his country to other countries, and this causes a lot of overwhelming problems Economic problems act like the main artery that pumps blood to the rest of the body. If it stops, all vital organs stop with it. Therefore, we must stand up to solve this problem as one man.
Which aspects of the Challenge does your solution most closely address?
- Improving financial and economic opportunities for all (Economic Prosperity)
What is your solution’s stage of development?
- Concept: An idea being explored for its feasibility to build a product, service, or business model based on that idea.
In what city, town, or region is your solution team located?
Cairo, Egypt
Who is the Team Lead for your solution?
It's me
More About Your Solution
Please select the technologies currently used in your solution:
- Ancestral Technology & Practices
- Audiovisual Media
- Behavioral Technology
- Biomimicry
- Biotechnology / Bioengineering
- Crowd Sourced Service / Social Networks
- GIS and Geospatial Technology
- Imaging and Sensor Technology
- Internet of Things
- Manufacturing Technology
- Materials Science
- Software and Mobile Applications
- Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality
Your Team
How many people work on your solution team?
Only me
How long have you been working on your solution?
The last March
What organizations do you currently partner with, if any? How are you working with them?
Non
Business Model
What is your business model?
I'm studying Law so I can help people from every point.
Solution Team:
Hagar Saad