EVENT DETAILS
Toronto City Hall ~ February 10-11, 2018
To participate in this hackathon go to the main event page here!
Important: All active participants must register IN-PERSON on Day 1 - Saturday, February 10th at 8:30 am EST to qualify for the competition.
**STUFF TO BRING**
Fishackathon is an ultra-low-to-no-budget hackathon. In the interests of conservation and minimizing unnecessary waste, participants should bring:
- power bars/strips and extension cords (even if the venue has them)
- snacks (especially if you have dietary restrictions!)
- pens, paper, post-it notes
- headphones, earplugs
ABOUT FISHACKATHON
Fishackathon - a partnership between the U.S. Department of State and HackerNest | Fishackathon Toronto is part of an epic global hackathon running in 40+ cities across the world to help make our Earth's waters, aquaculture, and fisheries more sustainable & equitable.
Click here for our Challenges and Data!
Our waters, our planet!
Enforcement | Marketplace | Sustainability
For more information about FISHACKATHON simply Google us!
fishackathon.co
#fh04
Eligibility
Participants: Anyone and everyone... EXCEPT event organizers, volunteers, judges, sponsors, or in any other priveleged position at the event.
Prizes
Prizes
Our prizing aims to help teams succeed at getting their product to market. We are finalizing partnerships for the following:
- a scholarship for each member of your team to join the Founder Institute
- $25K in credits, social media promo, and a blog post from AWS
- for aquaculture projects, a coaching session with Aqua-Spark
- mentorship from the Maverick1000
- a coaching session with Ben Parr
More info here: hckrn.st/FH04-TO
How to enter
To participate in this hackathon go to the main event page here!
Important: All active participants must register IN-PERSON on Day 1 - Saturday, February 10th at 8:30 am EST to qualify for the competition.
Judges
Anonymous
Hackernest
Judging Criteria
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Judging Criteria
Teams have 3 min to demo & must submit completed entries before the end of the hackathon. Cities may have multiple local prizes available, but only 1 "city winner" team moves forward to the global finals from each city. See main site for official link.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager