Deadline: March 27, 2009

 

 The Tech Museum of Innovation ( http://www.thetech.org/  ) Awards
program is an international awards program that honors innovators  from
around the world who are applying technology to benefit  humanity.

 

 Each year candidates are nominated and then invited to submit
applications. Individuals, for-profit companies, and not-for-  profit
organizations are eligible. International panels of judges  review the
applications and annually select twenty-five laureates. 

 Awards are presented in five categories: Health, Education,
Environment, Economic Development, and Equality. Five laureates  in each
category are honored, with one laureate per category receiving $50,000.
Laureates are honored at an annual gala event  and inducted into the
Tech Laureate Venture Network. TLVN is the  extension of the awards from
an annual event to a year-round  program. The goal of the TLVN is to
create opportunities for  learning, networking, and exposure to assist
the laureates in  furthering their work.

 

Nominations and applications are evaluated according to the following
criteria: the application significantly improves the human  condition in
one of the five award areas; a serious problem or  challenge with global
significance is addressed by the use of  technology; the application of
the technology, which may be either  a new invention or an innovative
use of an existing technology,  makes a noteworthy contribution that
surpasses previous or current  solutions; the technology application has
the potential to serve  as an inspiration or model for further
innovation; and the tech-  nology application is in the field and has
demonstrated a measur-  able benefit.

 

 Visit the Tech Awards Web site for complete program information.

 

 RFP Link: 

 http://fconline.foundationcenter.org/pnd/15015190/techawards 

 

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Permission to use, copy, and/or distribute this  document in whole or in
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included in all  copies.RFP Bulletin (September 26, 2008)

 

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