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Nestle-Ashoka joint Venture: Apply now and Kickstart your Changemaker Journey!

Deadline: 6-Dec-20

Do you want to get involved in this challenge? Apply now and kickstart your changemaker journey!

Nestle has launched Creating Shared Value Prize 2020, in partnership with Ashoka, to identify system-changing projects that will support Nestlé’s visions that none of our packaging, including plastics, ends up in landfill or as litter.

The Nestlé Creating Shared Value (CSV) Prize is calling all social and commercial enterprises, nonprofits and NGOs with innovative solutions to address global challenges and connecting the most promising innovations with Nestlé for the benefit of the prize winners, Nestlé, and the broader society.

Nestlé has made strides in its transformative journey towards a waste-free future, but they know that they have more work to do. They are determined to look at every option to solve complex packaging challenges and embrace multiple solutions that can have an immediate impact.

With packaging waste, including plastics, continuing to accumulate in landfills and in our oceans, endangering wildlife, tackling plastic pollution has never been so pressing. At the same time, packaging plays an important role in safely delivering food and beverages to consumers and reducing food loss and waste.

Scope

The Nestlé Creating Shared Value (CSV) Prize aims at rewarding and supporting innovative solutions to address global challenges and connecting the most promising innovations with Nestlé for the benefit of the prize winners, Nestlé, and the broader society.

The Nestlé Creating Shared Value Prize 2020, in partnership with Ashoka, aims to identify system-changing projects that will support Nestlé’s visions that none of our packaging, including plastics, ends up in landfill or as litter.

They look for high-quality initiatives that address challenges such as:

Prize & Benefits

Eligibility Criteria

Evaluation Criteria

  1. Potential for Creating Shared Value: The initiative should exemplify the concept that business can be a force for good, by simultaneously creating value for shareholders and for society at large (individuals, families, communities, and the planet).
  2. Potential for System Change: The project should aim to drive a wider system change: A consolidated idea that proposes a frame change with clear evidence of strong quality of social impact. The initiative considers or has the potential for cross-industry and cross-sector leadership approach to guide collective and collaborative action.
  3. Innovation: The initiative must represent an innovative approach to the problem it seeks to address, either through new methods, models, or technologies, or application of old methods, models, or technologies in a new way.
  4. Financial Viability: The initiative must be built on a sound and viable business model, and/or show realistic and long-term plans for financial sustainability, and must have the potential to continue beyond the CSV Prize funding.
  5. Potential for Scaling / Replication: The initiative should demonstrate strong growth potential and/or replicability to other social, cultural, or geographical settings. The initiative should demonstrate the ability to create large-scale change, having the capacity and skills to influence the sector at large.
  6. Potential for Collaboration with Nestlé and its Employees: The initiative resonates with Nestlé’s vision to unlock the power of food to enhance quality of life for everyone, today and for generations to come. The entrant is willing to potentially collaborate with Nestlé as a means to scale their impact.

Key Dates

For more information, visit https://network.changemakers.com/challenge/creating-shared-value-prize/entry

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