CULTURE
Pilot, improve, scale
Where a prototype becomes a tool. Partners take ownership, pilot it, and plan how it lasts. SBH and FOREWARN follow up and support scale-up.
WhenTo be announced
[ Flowchart ]
Pilot. Improve. Scale.
The hackathon does not end at the awards. This stage exists so that a prototype becomes a tool somebody uses.
- Partner01
A partner takes ownership
Government and humanitarian partners.
- Pilot02
Tool developed and piloted
Co-developed with the team.
- Improve03
Lessons fed back in
Follow-up, monitoring and evaluation.
- Scale04
Sustainability and scale-up
A plan for how the tool lasts.
[ Three pillars ]
What keeps a tool alive
Ownership
Partners own and pilot. Government and humanitarian partners take ownership of the tools they need.
Fellowships
Partners may offer six-month fellowships or internships to develop and pilot promising tools. These depend on partner interest and the fit of the solution, so they are not limited to the top-ranked teams.
Follow-up
SBH and FOREWARN follow up, monitor and support scale-up, and record the lessons learned.
Pilot tracker opens after the awards
Once partners take ownership of tools, their progress from pilot to scale is tracked here.
[ For partners ]
Own a tool
Pilot implementation and adoption partners are what make this stage work.