GRAND CHALLENGES

Launched in 2016, Grand Challenges Korea is a partnership framework for collaboration across the global Grand Challenges network. This initiative builds on the Creative Technology Solution initiative launched by the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and funded by the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and on KOICA's partnership in the Saving Lives at Birth challenge... Launched in 2003 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as Grand Challenges in Global Health, this initiative initially focused on 14 major scientific challenges that, if solved, could lead to key advances in preventing, treating, and curing the diseases and health conditions contributing most to global health inequity. It was relaunched in 2014 as Grand Challenges, its new name reflecting its expanded scope encompassing challenges in global development. Explore awarded grants, watch grantee videos, read a 10-year retrospective of 14 of the original 44 projects, and watch videos from the 2014 (10th..

Also known as: Grand Challenges Brazil, Grand Challenges Canada, Grand Challenges China, Grand Challenges Ethiopia, Grand Challenges India, Grand Challenges Korea, Grand Challenges South Africa