CHOOOSE is a climate-focused technology company in Oslo, Norway. With a mission to accelerate the shift towards a sustainable future, CHOOOSE delivers a platform that enables both individuals and organizations to connect with the best CO2-reducing projects around the world. CHOOOSE supports individuals and organizations in over 70 countries. CHOOOSE partners with thoughtful consumer brands across verticals to integrate carbon offsetting into their products, services, and operations - all through a positive, action-first lens. Powering the CHOOOSE Platform is a curated portfolio of CO2-reducing projects from which partners can select to execute their offsetting. All projects are certified by the International Gold Standard and continually monitored by the CHOOOSE network of carbon professionals. www.chooose.today

FJONG is transforming the world’s second most polluting, $1.7-trillion global fashion industry by introducing a convenient way to rent and share clothes. We reinvent the way people consume, by providing clothing rentals from a limitless, virtual closet. Our goal is to be our customers’ digital stylist, matching them with personalized outfits that make it easy to save both money and the environment, without compromising style.  The FJONG team is ambitious, hardworking, creative and highly collaborative. We celebrate our diverse backgrounds from many different countries (the US,  Norway, Jamaica, Iran, Romania) and industries (finance, consulting, tech, television, marketing, fashion).

Hold is an innovative mobile app that helps students focus in school by rewarding those who spend time away from their smartphones. The idea is simple: Start Hold, collect points for not using your phone and trade them for rewards. After only 12 months of operation more than 35% of all students in Norway have downloaded Hold. Furthermore, we have partnered up with several international brands such as Coca Cola, Microsoft and Danske Bank. We are a small team - all hands on deck. We kind of love it. Everyone has a role, but we help out wherever we can. After all, we have the same mission:   << We want to make it fun and rewarding to put away your phone >>

Tools & techniques that elevate teams to greatness It’s simple. Whether open source or commercial, our collaboration tools will boost your engineering team's performance by employing Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). And with our world-class training, take it to places it’s never been.

SoilSense is an agro-technology company that works to solve one of the grandest climate challenges of this century - water scarcity. We are driven by the ambition of making a real difference in the world. Today, more than 70% of all available freshwater is used for watering crops. This puts farming at the center of attention if we are to solve the global challenge of water scarcity. SoilSense offers an affordable soil sensor and software solution that helps farmers optimize the growth of their crops, by intelligently recommending when and where to water. SoilSense-farmers reduce water usage and increase their yield. Our company is born global with systems deployed in Peru, Kenya, and Denmark. Since 2018 we have worked to develop our product and market fit, and in 2020 we started selling our solution to the first base of customers. Our focus in 2021 will be on maturing our hardware for production and distribution, adding advanced software features to our platform, and scaling sales to European markets.

At reVIRTUE, we truly believe in decentralized ways of reimagining the future. We are a young startup convinced that there is an urgent need for better infrastructures that determine our everyday lives. The status quo is simply not good enough. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a stark wake up call, it has revealed the faults in the systems that makeup our modern lives. With the creative industry being one of the hardest hit, creativity has been dampened with the stress of the moment, but now, more than ever, we need creativity to flourish in order to usher in the brighter futures we KNOW are possible. reVIRTUE is a decentralized platform that will link creators to demanders through cognitive automation. The aim is to defy the current top-down creative industry with economic infrastructures that are resilient by design and distributive by default. It will introduce a self-sustaining ecosystem where creators can own their prospects with dignity and can focus on actually making transformative work. A new status quo is waiting to be born.

For a quick intro pls see: https://drive.google.com/file/d/168TTZsNef43Awmxz3iALMhx2saVk5ihe/view?usp=sharing The problem & the idea Data may be the driver for change, improvement and understanding, in many sectors, amongst these also healthcare. Patient data is an important creator of knowledge both on an individual level but also on a group, regional or country level. On an individual level, patient data may support and build the clinical decisions, it may provide more efficient treatment, both in regard to time and economy and secure that knowledge about the individual is transferred fast and unbiased to the healthcare staff. For the patient, sharing of his/her data will secure a better understanding of the needs and support better diagnosis and treatment. Patient data are collected and noticed in some form in most countries, either on paper or electronically. Many countries have some sort of an electronic patient journal, either on a country level, regionally or locally. However, many countries also still use pen & paper. This challenges the storage and continuity of data collection and transfer. Patient data records in electronic form reduces the risk of losing valuable data but also allows the data to be shared if needed. The acknowledgement of the importance on several levels of having patient data and the absence of a central, regional or local electronic patient data recording system in Sub-saharan African countries (the target region) initiated the idea of looking at how it would be possible to collect and make patient data readily available for treatment, benefitting both patient and caregiver, and in a bigger perspective, for research and strategic healthcare initiative planning. During small initial market and possibility investigations the idea of creating a patient owned electronic healthdata journal app arose. Mobiletechnology is both greatly advantaged and outspread in the target region and the number of mobile consumers are increasing every year. It was and is anticipated, that the possibility of having a central system is, due to structural and financial reasons, not a possibility but to empower the patient with the ownership of own data through an app seemed a possibility. It is important to underline that data must be generated from the healthcare provider and then fed into the patientjournal at the site of the consultation. The idea is to have the most relevant data collected and stored in the app, ie. medication, allergies, blood type, diagnosis and immunizations. The data that will go into the app is transferred from a healthcare provider at the site of the healthcare visit, eg a clinique, hospital, other. That means that the healthcare provider must have access to a tablet or smartphone containing the healthcare provider app which connects to the patients healthcare data app at the visit. Also any healthcare provider with the app will followingly get access to the data from the patient by connecting (and by being given access by the patient) to get patients healthdata app. So, in summary the basic idea is to provide all citizens with a tool that will help them keep track of their most important healthcare related data including completed and planned treatments, diagnosis, tests, allergies etc. The idea is further that the data is owned by the citizens/patients, and not by the non-existing national or any hospital specific system. Upon each contact with the healthcare personnel the patient's information is updated by the healthcare personnel (e.g. symptoms, diagnosis, tests, treatment, next visit etc.) The basic idea/assumption is that no national healthcare system will be developed in near or short-term future, and that a personally owned "electronic patient journal" can have a significant positive impact on the quality of treatments because of a more complete picture of the patient is available at the time, when a diagnosis and treatment is to be decided.

NUKIGA faciliterer værdiskabende partnerskaber mellem iværksættere, virksomheder og studerende. Vi udvikler et virtuelt væksthus, og vi skaber ny viden om Grønland i Danmark gennem en række kulturelle projekter. Dialog og partnerskaber opstår, når mennesker mødes enten fysisk eller online. Vores arbejde er derfor funderet i både fysiske såvel som online events og projekter.

hiveonline is a fintech startup headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with subsidiaries in Stockholm, Sweden and Kigali, Rwanda, where our development team is located. We give communities of unbanked businesses, primarily women led, access to formal finance through a digital reputation. We are supporting village savings groups with blockchain technology with our MVP accounting app, and building on this to help cooperatives, agricultural associations and their members create more sustainable farming communities. We are expanding from Niger into Mozambique and other African countries.

Jobstar is a recruitment platform that changes the way companies find candidates today, and not least makes it easier and much more intuitive for the candidates. The platform is based on a philosophy of anonymity and an easy gamification approach for candidates. We advocate more diversity and equality in the recruitment process resulting in less stress, more effective and respectful dialogue between candidates and companies. Candidates no longer have to search for job - the job finds you.

We are a think-tank based out of Copenhagen. We work with global innovators, governments and international organisations to accelerate the global transition towards a circular economy. Innovation is the key to moving away from our current linear to a circular economic model of growth. Hence, we are on a mission to foster circular economy innovations. As part of this mission, we are launching a new initiative called ShopC- the world’s first digital marketplace to buy and sell circular products.

Flox is an agtech startup which wants to use robotics and AI to enhance farmers' lives. The worst thing for a farmer is to see their crops destroyed and, nowadays, one of the main causes of that are wild animals. Damages amount to billions just in Sweden, but the problem is global and there are currently no efficient solutions. At Flox we use autonomous drones and AI-based image recognition to create virtual fences around the cultivated areas to protect farmers' properties from wild animals such as wild boars and roe deers.

Sixty North is a software product company, consultancy and training provider based in Norway and operating throughout Europe. Our experience specifying, designing and building effective systems for complex scientific and engineering problems in the energy, defence and instrumentation industries uniquely equips us to solve problems using sophisticated software development approaches.

Fysiofresh hjælper personer med nedsat fysisk funktionsevne til en mere selvstændig og meningsfuld hverdag. Dette gør vi ved at tilbyde fysioterapi af høj kvalitet hjemme hos vores klienter. Fordelene ved hjemmebehandling er, at træningen bliver så relevant og optimal som muligt for klienten og dennes hverdag. Derudover sparer klienten tid og besvær med at arrangere transport og møde op på en bestemt lokation. Vi er autoriseret som privat udekørende fysioterapiklinik hos Styrelsen for Patientsikkerhed

BikeTrace is a service provider making bicycles smarter and digitally connected. The company is pioneering integration of bicycles onto smart cities and the Internet of Things (IoT). BikeTrace is currently developing a Smart Bicycle Lock that can be operated with a smartphone. Once permanently mounted to your bicycle, the lock enables you to track and trace it in the event of loss or theft.