Hackathon
Submission
Joan Leung, Christopher Soh
Food for All – Good Food is Accessible for All
Food for All is a cloud-based solution to improve NGOs transparency, standardisation and efficiency throughout the food supply chain.

Project
Proposal
- Food for All is a cloud-based solution to improve NGOs transparency, standardisation and efficiency throughout the food supply chain (I came up this idea in Techstars Online Global Startup Weekend Covid-19 competition, it is my new project).
- There are three urgent problems in the NGOs: 1. Inability to maintain food safety and quality; 2. Failure to track and control inventory in warehouses; 3. Lack of traceability and transparent.
- We provide 1. Food safety monitoring and testing product at every step of the supply chain; 2. More accurate forecasting to manage supply, demand and inventory; 3. Tracking products from giving to receiving to provide transparency.
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Solution
Details
What region(s) or state(s) do you currently have operations in?
Greater China
Is there a specific region or state where you plan to focus on for this project?
Greater China
How far developed is your proposal?
I have an idea but it needs to be developed, 6-12 weeks until ready for implementation.
Is there any legal protection for the solution?
No
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