[EXT] Camp 2030 Partnership Pack

2023

PROSPECTIVE PARTNER INFO PACK

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Table of contents Introduction

camp 2023 - a look at the year ahead

A Postcard from the Exec. Director

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Introduction to Camp 2030

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About Camp 2030 - 2023

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Our Mission

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2023 Thematic Tracks

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Theory of Change

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Partnerships

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Partner Opportunities

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Partner Pricing

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How to Partner with Us

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camp 2022: a look back Fast Facts

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Full Agenda

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The Innovation Process

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Mentorship at Camp 2030

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Track & Camper Highlights

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The SDG Solutions Hub

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Solution Examples

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Pathway to Prototyping

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Life at Camp 2030

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UNITE 2030 in Times Square

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Global Goals Week

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With love, from Camp 2030 A postcard from the executive director To all Prospective Partners and Supporters, Camp 2030 was borne from the idea that change is possible, but only if we listen to and elevate the voices of young people. Since starting this job a little over 6 years ago, I have continued to be inspired by young Changemakers from almost every country who have worked to develop solutions to the biggest challenges that the world has faced. In 2022, for the first time, we united Changemakers in one place, and pioneered a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience.

What may have been considered a novelty idea: a hybrid of innovation lab & a true American summer Camp experience -- has become reality, uniting over 200 youth leaders from 61 countries, speaking 35 languages, inspiring 36 new business solutions to the biggest challenges that the world faces.

TO:

Supporters of Youth Around the world

In our 2nd year, we are expanding to be bigger and bolder than ever before, uniting partners from all sectors who are paving the way to create a better future for all. We are so grateful to all who have contributed to our impact, enabling our young leaders to grow and increase their impact. In 2023, we continue to strive to set an example for young leaders to put change into their own hands, and create a more sustainable future for all.

With love,

Alyssa Chassman Founder & Executive Director UNITE 2030

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Introduction UNITE 2030 is a global community of 20,000+ Changemakers from 175+ countries who are taking action to solve the biggest challenges that the world faces today.

In 2022, 200 of UNITE 2030's top youth leaders from 61 countries descended upon New York for a 6-day innovation lab, working in teams to co-create innovative solutions and business models for the biggest challenges that the world faces.

Camp 2030 brings together the most passionate and action-oriented young minds from around the globe with one goal - to end poverty, inequality, injustice, and climate change by the year 2030.

In our 2nd year of Camp 2030, we have an even bolder mandate. We are inching closer and closer to 2030, and the global situation is more dire. We need to bring together partners from all sectors - civil society, academia, governments, the private sector, and the public sector, to help us to accelerate these solutions and elevate the next generation of Changeamkers to change the trajectory of the world by 2030.

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Our mission is to unite & empower the next generation of young changemakers to end poverty, inequality, injustice, and climate change by the year 2030.

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THEORY OF CHANGE IDENTIFY THE WORLD'S MOST PASSIONATE & ACTION-ORIENTED YOUNG LEADERS

EQUIP

EMPOWER

INSPIRE

WITH COMMUNITY & PRACTICAL TOOLS

WITH ENTREPRENURIAL & LEADERSHIP SKILLS

WITH OPTIMISM AND A SHARED VISION FOR THE FUTURE

A GENERATION OF CHANGEMAKERS EFFECTIVELY EQIPPED TO LEAD SOCIAL IMPACT

A WORLD FREE FROM POVERTY, INEQUALITY, INJUSTICE, AND CLIMATE CHANGE 6

2022

A LOOK BACK

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200 Campers 61

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full 2022 Agenda

1 Day 2: Start of Innovation Process We welcomed Campers in the fieldhouse to walk through the Innovaion Process for the first time and Campers met their teams. We capped off the evening with Cultural Night in the dining hall.

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3 Day 4: Solution Building Teams start to put shape around their business models, and enjoy outdoor activities The evening ended with a "Hollywood" themed prom night with a DJ!

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5 Day 6: SDG Solutions Hub Campers board the bus back to New York City for the SDG Solutions Hub, where they get to finally pitch their solutions! Campers are free to explore NYC after the Hub is over!

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Day 3: Mentorship Teams have their first mentoring session & start their Action Plans.

The night wrapped up with a musicthemed Game Show that had teams competing neck & neck!

Day 5: Pitches & Final Prep On the final full day at Camp, Teams prepare their final deliverables, including their 3-minute pitch, and close the day with a campfire.

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the camp 2030 innovation process Camp 2030 uses a proven innovation process to support Campers in developing next generation solutions to the Sustainable Development Goals. Using human-centered design, teams of Campers work their way through our Innovation Workbook to define a problem and build a solution by the end of the week.

A Learn-By Doing Model Our Innovation Process was built using a widevariety of resources, and is based on humancentered design techniques, workshops, and activities. It is designed to support Campers in coreareas that allow them to guide themselves through the process.

Campers will build their solutions based on by achieving specific “Gates” throughout the week.

These “Gates” help Campers achieve their deliverables for the SDG Solutions Hub - where they will pitch their final solutions to a Judging Panel in New York City on the final day of Camp.

To help Campers achieve these “Gates,” they utilize our Hackathon Workbook, which is full of exercises to guide them along the way.

While the innovation process is an ongoing, iterative process, there are three deliverables that are required for each Team to submit at the end of Camp 2030.. Each deliverable helps Campers to showcase your ideas to fellow Campers, the judging panel, and outsiders, who could help you further their work after Camp is finished.

Deliverables

Action Plan

Pitch

Expo

Each team submits a finished Action Plan, or an abridged Business Plan, outlining the key components of their solution.

Teams deliver a 3-minute pitch to a judging panel, including a short Q&A. Winning teams from each Track pitch their solution on the Main Stage.

The general public is invited to attend the SDG Solutions Hub Expo, where teams present their solutions to spectators walking through.

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MENTORSHIP AT CAMP 2030 Each team at Camp 2030 is paired with an expert mentor for the week, who they met with virtually at various checkpoints throughout the week and provide guidance on their progress. Mentors come from diverse professional backgrounds, and each bring their own knowledge & skillsets to support teams in their progress.

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Edwin Ikhuoria Africa Executive Director of ONE Campaign

Samikshya Siwakoti Consultant at World Bank

Mubarak Idris Digital Creator, Policy & Advocacy

Adele Bruggeman Founding Director, Her Active

Ted Neitzke IV CEO of CESA

Rana Ebrahimi National Manager of the Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network Australia

Rémi Saint-Jean Entrepreneurship & Start-Up Expert

Jessica Minhas Founder and CEO of I'll Go First

michelle li Founder of Clever Carbon

fish stark Head of Program & Curriculum at Ever Scouts

Pilar Pedrinelli Expert Consultant in Climate & Sustainability and Social Impact at BCG

SHOMY HASAN CHOWDHURY WASH Activist, Founder of Awareness 360

Margarita guerrero Former Director of statistics of the United Nations regional commission, ESCAP

brandon williams Youth Movement Leader, Benton Harbor Michigan

Jessamyn O. Encarnacion Inter-Regional Advisor on Statistics at UN Women

Saroj Dash Head of International Programme in Concern Worldwide Korea

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TRACK 1:

NO POVERTY 4 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS.

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

CHILD LABOR AGRICULTURAL MICROFINANCING UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

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Meet SDG 1 Camper: Vilousa Hahembe "The solution my team and I came up with during Camp 2030 helps low income parents find employment or start their own business under the condition that they put their children in school and their children must remain in school. However, in Papua New Guinea, there's a shortage of schools versus the growing population of children who need to be in school. Most children are denied their right to education because their parents cannot afford it or there's no space in the classrooms to accommodate large numbers of students. For this reason, I am starting an education fund charity that will go towards building of schools and scholarships for students to stay in school."

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TRACK 3:

GOOD HEALTH & WELL-BEING 5 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS.

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

MENTAL HEALTH IN ELDERLY CHAGAS DISEASE IN VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES DRUG STIGMA SLEEP DEPRIVATION MENTAL HEALTH IN CHILDREN

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Meet SDG 3 Camper: Dr. Aye Myat Thiri "Camp 2030 has not only pushed me to my potential professionally, but also helped me build cultural competency working in a multicultural setting in just a span of 1 week! My advice would be to come open-minded, learn passionately, and most importantly, enjoy the balance between nature and working towards your goals. I had an amazing opportunity to personally and professionally get to know two life-long friends from Camp 2030, both from both of them from different geographic regions and different backgrounds but with the same burning passion towards making the world a better place by reducing inequalities. We are still in contact up to this day and working towards coming up with an initiative together."

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TRACK 4: QUALITY EDUCATION 5 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

POST-PANDEMIC EDUCATION SKILLS GAP IN TEENAGERS SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT MENTAL HEALTH IN TEENAGERS FAMILY INVOLVEMENT IN EDUCATION

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Meet SDG 4 Camper: Daniel Dell’Armi "We formed an incredibly diverse team whilst at Camp 2030. Jason (from Jamaica), Melody (from Tanzania) and Alexandra (from Romania). Our team developed an idea throughout the week called the Incentivised Education Ecosystem (I.E.E). Our solution aims at developing a strong and robust curriculum for families in low-income developing nations such as Jamaica. We want to give families the ability to TEACH their kids, by providing them with the basic knowledge and tools to be successful in life; including financial literacy, health and gender empowerment. Our curriculum will be hands-on with workshops, seminars, radio broadcasts and community events."

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TRACK 5:

GENDER EQUALITY

5 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE GENDER PAY GAP MENSTRUAL HEALTH STIGMA HEALTHCARE FOR WOMEN FINANCIAL DEPENDENCE IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SITUATIONS

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Meet SDG 5 Camper: Camila Ontiveros "Camp 2030 definitely brings you out of your comfort zone, not only because you are in the middle of the woods (literally) but also because you get to meet so many changemakers from so many different places that may have different ideas than you, but that’s okay! Hearing them talk and share their knowledge with you can be the most beautiful thing in this world, but only if you are willing to listen."

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TRACK 6:

CLEAN WATER & SANITATION 3 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

OVER-CONSUMPTION OF WATER LACK OF WASH RESOURCES IN DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES WATER SYSTEM MAINTENENCE

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Meet SDG 6 Camper: Gabriel Fernandes "I'm so excited to have new projects evolving around SDG 6! I developed a microplastic filter for Water Treatment Stations. My objective was to build an easyto-install-not invasive- cheap filter of microplastic for water treatment plants to remove this particle from water before it reach our homes. I've created some prototypes that have worked well, but now am working to apply them in water treatment plants."

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TRACK 8:

DECENT WORK & ECONOMIC GROWTH 7 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

RACIAL BIAS IN HIRING RISE IN UNEMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL ILLITERACY RESOURCE SCARCITY FOR FOUNDERS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES LABOR EXPLOITATION RELIANCE ON LARGE-SCALE FARMING YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT

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Meet SDG 8 Camper: Mahmood Baban "I have so many memorable moments from Camp 2030. My most unforgettable one was at the SDG Solutions Hub when Alyssa (UNITE 2030's Executive Director) announced the 2nd place winner. I got my phone to record the winner, but I immediately started crying when I heard our team's name winning First Place among 200 talented young people from more than 60 countries."

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TRACK 13:

CLIMATE ACTION 6 NEW ENTREPRENURIAL SOLUTIONS

CHALLENGES SOLVED:

SOLAR PROJECT FINANCING CARBON EMISSIONS CAUSED BY FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN DEFORESTATION CONSUMER BEHAVIORAL CHANGE CLIMATE IMPACTS ON SMALL-SCALE FARMERS

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Meet SDG 13 Camper: Adam Folland "My advice to future Campers is to get to know your team. It wasn't until nearly the end of the week, where we dug into each team members' experiences and history that we actually narrowed into our problem and what we wanted to solve. We jumped right into the expectations and methods provided to us, but learning and listening to each other, outside of the recommended outline, was where we really made the most progress."

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HOSTED AT ETC VENUES

THE SDG SOLUTIONS HUB SEPTEMBER 17, 2022 The SDG Solutions Hub is the final presentation and celebration of the solutions built at Camp 2030 -- hosted on the final day of Camp. Campers return to New York City to pitch their solutions to a judging panel, and the top winner from each Track has the opportunity to pitch on the Main Stage. We also host an Expo, where members of the public can attend to learn all about the SDG Solutions built by Campers throughout the week.

2022 Final Judges

ASHLEY ALLEN

ROCHELLE ATIZADO

MICHAEL KINGSLEY-NYINAH

Chief Sustainability Officer at Oatly

Senior Advisor at United Nations Foundation

Director, Africa Division I, DPKO, UN Secretariat at UN

RACHAEL JAROSH

THIBAULT CHARETON

PATRICIA NEMETH

ELIZABETH PATURZO

Former President & CEO of Enactus

Communications Manager United Nations Global Compact

Programme Officer UN Climate Change

Head of Communications, Joint SDG Fund

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INNOVATE. CO-CREATE.

TAKE ACTION.

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TRACK 1: NO POVERTY

UPHOLDER

Upholder aims to provide existing community-based organizations working to eradicate poverty with an opportunity to access resources, free workshops/training, gain inspiration from each other and a space to network. We will establish and run a pilot program in Argentina then aiming to take it worldwide. Upholder will enable them to engage as a community and reach a high level of synergy that will boost the scale of their impact.

TRACK 3:

GOOD HEALTH & WELLBEING

FOOD THAT MOVES THE WORLD

Food That Moves The World is a cooperative social enterprise that will provide technical and financial support for farmers to produce their own food and, through a food truck model, a point of sale will be established that provides the same community with healthy and nutritional meals, while generating income for the farmers themselves and creating a new culture of good eating habits with the primary end goal of directly fighting malnutrition.

TRACK 4: QUALITY EDUCATION

LEAP

LEAP (Learn, Engage, Achieve, Prepare), works to combat the emerging crisis concerning the lack of knowledge and critical skills by high school students after graduation regarding the transition of competencies deemed important in the academic sector and how they translate to demands and expectations by society.

TRACK 5: GENDER

EQUALITY

FRESH START FOR WOMEN

Fresh Start for Women is a community interest company (CIC), that focuses on recruiting women experiencing domestic abuse so that they can break their financial codependence with their abuser by returning to the workforce.

DRIP

TRACK 6: CLEAN WATER & SANITATION

DRIP is an education-based platform that helps farmers learn and invest in sustainable farming techniques. From small scale users to industrial players, DRIP quantifies the economic and environmental impacts of reducing water consumption and providing a space for exchange/communication between users.

TRACK 8: DECENT WORK & ECONOMIC GROWTH

CORPORATE MENTORS

Corporatementors.org is a web-based platform that enables BIPOC people to receive professional mentorship and access to job opportunities through networking.

TRACK 13: CLIMATE ACTION

OUT OF THE WASH

Out of the Wash is an international podcast with local focus on identifying and tackling greenwaashing and promoting climate action, through higlighting stories from real sustainable businesses, execs, experts, and young Changemakers.

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pathway to prototyping

Our post-Camp 2030 program for the top 3 Winning Teams to help them bring their solutions to life in the 6 weeks following Camp 2030.

The ambition of the Pathway to Prototyping is to enable the winning teams from Camp 2030 to build on their existing model and bring their new solutions to the prototyping stage after Camp is over.

Throughout the 6-week program, experts from various fields act as mentors and coaches to help support the teams' growth and development. Mentor expertise ranges from business development to storytelling, to project management.

Sessions Action Plan Deep Dive

Each session is interactive, with teams coming together to collaborate, and working separately with their mentors based on each team's passions & needs, to help participants develop a professional support system that can help bring their solutions to life.

In 2023, the program will continue expanding, and engage partners to support each team's solutions.

End User Persona & Storytelling Financial Modeling & Funding Your Solution Stakeholder & Resource Mapping Go-To-Market Strategy Business Planning

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LIFE AT CAMP 2030

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Camp 2030 provides a unique opportunity for young, like-minded Changemakers from across the world to come together in community to share new ideas from diverse perspectives and expand their world view. We believe that a large part of the impact that we create through Camp 2030 lies in the relationships built and conversations exchanged, which in turn, help Campers to catalyze meaningful action together.

Dancing on Prom Night

Campers kayaking at Camp Echo Lake

Roasting Marshmallows at Closing Campfire

Australian Campers on Cultural Exchange Night

Campers playing volleyball at Camp

Camp Counselor Conal Fagan leading music trivia

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UNITE 2030 IN TIMES SQUARE

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On the final day of Camp 2030, Campers were surprised with a Billboard in Times Square in the heart of New York City -- highlighting & celebrating their achievements throughout the week, and bringing awareness to the Sustainable Development Goals on a global stage.

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UNITE 2030 AT UNITE 2030 is part of the UN Foundation's Global Goals Week partner coalition, a group of over 170+ partners from civil society, academia, the public and private sectors who unite each September in alignment with the UN General Assembly in New York for a month-long initiative called Global Goals Week. Through our coalition, Camp 2030 is officially part of Global Goals Week, giving Campers who stay in New York City after Camp 2030 is finished the opportunity to attend events that are part of Climate Week, Global Goals Week, and other related initiatives.

This past year, UNITE 2030 nominated outstanding Campers to attend the Gates' Foundation annual Goalkeepers Award Ceremony (seen pictured above).

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2023: A LOOK AT THE YEAR AHEAD

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2023 - New York Over 300 youth leaders from around the world will gather in September, descending on the hub for sustainable development - New York City. Together they will travel 4 hours upstate to a town called Warrensburg, nestled in the heart of the Lake George area of Adirondack National Park, where they will spend the week innovating, collaborating, and co-creating solutions for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Guided by mentors and world-class experts, Campers will work their way through our proven innovation process, a self-guided, "learn-by-doing" model - reaching checkpoints, or "Gates" along the way identify a specific global challenge, iterating, prototyping, and developing their idea into 3 deliverables: an Action Plan, a 3-minute pitch, and an Expo presentation.

On the final night of Camp 2030, Campers will return together to New York City, where they will, the following day, pitch their newly developed business models to a panel of expert judges, and at the Expo of our SDG Solutions Hub. The winning teams from each thematic area, or "Track" will pitch their solutions on a global stage, with the top 3 teams winning support to bring their ideas to life after Camp.

Community at Camp 2030 Camp is equally about community as it is about innovation. We believe that a global perspective made up of international views is needed to understand global challenges, and that a global solution requires an understanding of cultural norms, patterns, values and lived experiences. We also know that global support network is invaluable in helping our Changemakers expand their world views, thus becoming more effective problem solvers, and more confident leaders.

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SDG 2: Zero Hunger

SDG 3: Good Health & Well-Being

SDG 4: Quality Education

SDG 7: Clean & Afforable Energy

SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption & Production

SDG 13: Climate Action

2023 THEMATIC TRACKS

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Each year, our Tracks are selected to match the biggest challenges facing our world today, and represent the needs & desires of youth who are working to transform the world around them. 2023 sees some tracks returning from 2022, and brings new challenges to the fold, such as clean energy, reduced inequalities, hunger, and responsible production & consumption.

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PARTNERSHIPS Partnerships are a core aspect of UNITE 2030's impact strategy in 2023. Partnering for Camp 2030 means engaging in 6 transformative days of actionoriented leadership, networking, workshops, and learning by doing.

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Change.

Together.

Camp 2030 is a partnership-driven program, and we are grateful to collaborate with inspiring organizations, universities, and companies to elevate the work of young leaders and accelerate action for the SDGs. In 2023, we are amplifying our partnerships even further, and leaning into all sectors to help us identify some of the world's top youth talent and work with businesses to deliver real impact.

We believe that business and social impact intersect, and that businesses must be at the heart of the achievement of the SDGs. There is a growing expectation for companies to lead positive impact beyond profit, and more than ever, young talent want to work for companies that invest in making the world a better place.

By partnering with UNITE 2030 for Camp 2030, you can create your own bespoke experience based on your company/university/organization's goals, incentivizing your talent, raising awareness, or showcasing your company's values.

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partner opportunities For our pricing breakdown, please refer to our pricing page.**

talent development Employee/Student Delegation Select young leaders within your company or university to attend Camp 2030 in 2023, which is proven to improve leadership & entrepreneurial skills, create lifelong connections among attendees, and expand worldview; Incentivize or retain talent within your company or university by giving your leaders a unique opportunity to implement their solutions both inside & outside of your business.

Delegations are any group larger than 5 from the same university or company.

Scholarship Delegation Create a bespoke & fully branded scholarship with criteria that is uniquely tailored to your specific business goals; Provide more accessible opportunities to young leaders from outside of your company or organization, while getting them involved and invested in your work; Scholarships are advertised on UNITE 2030's platforms, and UNITE 2030 carefully curates a shortlist of outstanding applicants to pick the winning leaders.

brand awareness Branded Area at Camp 2030 Curate a fully branded physical location on Camp, such as the "YOUR COMPANY NAME Pavillion," where Campers will visit during various points throughout the week.

Deck out the location with your own company branding, create immersive experiential opportunities for Campers, and spread the word about your brand.

Interactive Sponsorship: SDG Solutions Hub Be recognized as a named sponsor of the Main Stage at the SDG Solutions Hub on the final day of Camp 2030; Create content on the Main Stage, such as intimate Q&A or in-depth discussions bringing together top talent from your company or organization and Camp 2030 Campers.

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partner opportunities For our pricing breakdown, please refer to our pricing page.**

Digital Programming Partnership Deliver pressing topics to a global audience through our UNITE 2030 community, and urge young leaders from our community by collaborating on a digital web event, Action Dialgoe, panel discussion, Table Talk, or series with UNITE 2030; Showcase your company values, latest innovation or CSR initiatives through our digital platform.

In-Kind Donations Gain brand awareness by supplying branded essentials e.g. water bottles, sponsored dinners, WiFi, stationary, drinks and snacks, or innovation materials.

social impact Individual Leadership Awards Champion 1 or more young leaders who have exhibited leadership or entrepreneurial skills at Camp 2030; Feature your company's branding onstage at the SDG Solutions Hub and in our annual impact report (2-page spread); Guaranteed stage time with a Senior Executive from your company onstage during the award's prize giving ceremony

Pathway to Prototyping & Solutions Acceleration Find, fund, and accelerate SDG solutions created by young leaders during Camp 2030; Back a winning SDG Solution through the Pathway to Prototyping solution, by providing mentorship & funding support to the top 3 winning solutions to come from Camp 2030; You award the winning team a $20k prize fund and mentorship at the end of the program.

Support Partners Showcase your Company or University's support for our mission by providing mentors during Camp 2030 to help teams bring their solutions to life Branding opportunities for your company or organization through our website & social media platforms, & at Camp 2030.

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2023 pricing Delegations / Scholarship Delegation A young leader attends their first Camp 2030 program, then becomes an Ambassador post-Camp. This pricing applies to Universities, Companies, or NGOs. The minimum Delegation size is 6. The minimum scholarship Delegation size is 2.

Tickets include: complete access to Camp 2030, catered breakfast, lunch & dinner, transportation to and from Camp 2030 from New York City, lifetime access to the UNITE 2030 Community, 1 mentorship space (per 6 Campers) during Camp 2030. Discounts may apply to Delegations larger than 10.

$2,250 USD

$350 USD

per Camper, not including add-ons

for private accommodation (last day only), or additional accommodation pre/post Camp

Branded Area at Camp 2030 Available on a first-come, first-served basis. Based on size and frequency of use of areas of Camp 2030.

$10,000

$20,000

$25,000

$1,000

Grove Pavillion

Fieldhouse

Dining Hall

Cabin

Central outdoor gazebo used for networking, innovation processes, and some social events during Camp. Comfortable place for Campers to sit and work.

Indoor space where all workshops are conducted. Most of Innovation Process, networking, morning energizers and team work takes place here.

All meals, individual team time, and Cultural Evening take place here. Campers flow at several points throughout the day.

Cabins are used to accommodate Campers. Signposting throughout Camp will help Campers identify Cabin locations.

Interactive Sponsorship: SDG Solutions Hub Be named as a sponsor on the Main Stage at the SDG Solutions Hub. Host a session of your choosing during the Closing Ceremony. Co-branding throughout the event.

$5,000 per session

Digital Programming Partnership Deliver digital content on pressing global topics to a global audience. Promoted through social media and attended by young Changemakers and stakeholders from all over the world.

$7,500

$14,000

$20,000

$25,000

1 event

2 events

3 events

4 events

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2023 pricing In-Kind Partnership Co-branding sponsorship for partners contributing in-kind support in the form of sponsored dinners, or sponsoring an element of Camp 2030.

Pricing is contingent on item provided in-kind.

Individual Leadership Awards Honor or celebrate 1 or more Campers who exhibit leadership skills or innovation in alignment with your company's values.

$5,000 + $1,500 Prize Fund

Admin Fee

Pathway to Prototyping & Solutions Acceleration Sponsor the post-Camp Pathway to Prototyping program + prize money for top winning team.

$20,000 + $10,000 Prize Fund for Winning Team

Program Admin Fee

Support Partners Select talent from within your company or organization to provide mentorship in exchange for co-branding at Camp 2030.

$500 donation per Mentor sent

Interested in partnering in other ways for Camp 2030?

Please reach out to partners@unite2030.com for further information on how to partner with UNITE 2030 for Camp 2030 or for our overall community work.

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To partner with UNITE 2030 for Camp 2030 or for further questions about partnerships, please contact partners@unite2030.com.

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