From ending extreme poverty to protecting our oceans, the Sustainable Development Goals are an ambitious roadmap to a sustainable future. To make this future a reality by 2030, we need a generation of young leaders who are meaningfully engaged with the Sustainable Development Goals and are working purposefully to achieve them.
Formed by One Young World and powered by some of the world’s leading businesses, Lead2030 finds, funds and accelerates SDG solutions created by founders under 30.
Since coming together in 2018, Lead2030 partners have provided $1 million+ and hundreds of hours of executive mentorship to support enterprises identified through Lead2030.
Latest Challenges
Previous Challenges
Safeguarding Marine Ecosystems: How can novel technologies assist us in reducing plastic waste and pollution, whilst enhancing water quality and biodiversity?
How do we achieve equality for women by 2030?
How can we make cities greener?
How do we break down barriers to girl’s STEM education to create a more gender-equitable education system worldwide?
Closing the Disability Employment Gap
Investing for Life on Land
How do we enable greater inclusion for women within their communities?
How can we ensure equity for all UK cancer patients?
How do we provide more clean energy by 2030?
How to end hunger by 2030?
Tackling the impact of air pollution on the health and wellbeing of young people.
How do we prepare 100 million futures for a world of opportunity?
How do we achieve universal access to equitable sanitation and hygiene by 2030?
How do we empower individuals to address and prepare for a changing climate?
How do we achieve equality for women in 2030?
How can technology shield and restore terrestrial ecosystems and freshwater supplies?
The Sustainable Development Goals
From ending extreme poverty to protecting our oceans, the SDGs are an ambitious roadmap to a sustainable future by 2030.
MEET THE LATEST LEAD2030 CHALLENGE WINNERS
The latest Lead2030 Challenges sourced 2,200+ SDG solutions from more than 140 countries. The Lead2030 Challenge Winners will receive $50,000 in addition to 12 months of executive mentorship from their Challenge Partner to help amplify their impact as they tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues.
Taylor Quinn
Tailored Food
Supported by
Reckitt
Uche Udekwe
Natal Cares
Supported by
Reckitt
Vidyut Mohan
Takachar
Supported by
AstraZeneca
Enkhuun Byambadorj
Breathe Mongolia
Supported by
AstraZeneca
Edith Soria
Create Purpose
Supported by
AstraZeneca
Stewart O'Callaghan
Live Through This
Supported by
Roche UK
Diana Quintero
BIVE
Supported by
AstraZeneca
Paula Dosza
imagiLabs
Supported by
Deloitte
Jack Growden
LiteHaus International
Supported by
Deloitte
Arielle Kitio
CAYSTI
Supported by
Deloitte
Katherine Shayne
CIRT
Supported by
AB InBev
Samir Lakhani
Eco-Soap Bank
Supported by
Reckitt
Ricardo Alba
Eko Group H2O+
Supported by
Reckitt
Akshay Makar
Climatenza
Supported by
bp
Sonika Manandhar
Aeloi
Supported by
Standard Chartered
Nasreen Sheik
Empowerment Collective
Supported by
Asahi
Thalita Gelenske
Blend Edu
Supported by
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Luna Yu
Genecis
Supported by
Mondi
Javier Larragoiti
Xilinat
Supported by
Asahi
Adan Ramirez Sanchez
Greenfluidics
Supported by
Deloitte
Svanika Balasubramanian
rePurpose
Supported by
Credit Suisse
Godefroy Harito
Treeapp
Supported by
Credit Suisse
Robert Godfrey
Treeconomy
Supported by
Novartis
Lead2030 Challenge Partners
Lead2030 is powered by some of the world’s leading businesses. Since 2018, Lead2030 Challenge Partners have committed over £1,000,000 to accelerate SDG solutions.
But even more valuable than this, each Challenge Partner supports their winner’s journey with a package of expert advice and guidance drawn from across their global operations.
