Got questions, feeling unsure? We’ve got you covered!
Wondering how to apply, how the final works, or who’s eligible to join the challenge? This FAQ is here for you. It brings together answers to the most common questions, whether you’re a future candidate, a finalist team, or just curious. And if you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to get in touch with us!
The competition is open to all students enrolled in a post-secondary program, in France or abroad, regardless of their specialty.
No. All disciplines are welcome, as long as your project provides a relevant solution to agricultural or food-related challenges.
No. The competition is open to teams of 2 to 6 students, either from the same school or from different institutions.
All you need to do is fill out the online form right here!
All phases of the competition are detailed here.
The jury assesses the relevance of the topic, the level of innovation, potential impact, feasibility of the project, and the motivation of the team.
The complete rules, including eligibility, selection criteria, phases of the competition and award details, are available online right here.
Not necessarily. It can be an improvement or a combination of existing solutions, as long as your project brings real added value.
No. At the application stage, your idea can still be in the concept phase. If selected, you’ll have several months to develop it with the help of experts.
All digital, robotic or IT-based technologies are eligible. The only requirement is that the project addresses a challenge related to sustainable agriculture or food systems.
Yes. Selected projects benefit from technical and strategic mentoring throughout the development phase.
The team can continue as long as at least two members remain. It’s recommended to notify the organizers quickly.
An oral presentation in front of the jury, supported by any relevant materials (prototype, model, video, slides…). The goal is to demonstrate the project’s value and feasibility.
Three prizes are awarded:
Of course! Some winning projects have led to prototypes, partnerships or even startups. The competition is often a springboard.
You can write to us through the contact page on the website. We’ll get back to you quickly.
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