Globally connected. Locally rooted.
Globally connected.
Locally rooted.
Create solutions for pressing social problems in the country and the regions. This was the call of global innovators network Impact Hub Manila for its largest hackathon dubbed, “Impact Hackathon.” Over 1,700 participants from across the country rose up to the challenge. One of them was a team of young students from Bacolod.
The Resiliency Project Session 2: Ensuring Business Continuity Amidst Chaos Highlights Following two successful webinars with over 300 participants, Impact Hub Manila pushed through with
Impact Hackathon Grand Winner TransFarm on Using Tech for Food Security Social entrepreneur Elvin Laceda has always believed that technology “can be used for the
Impact Hub Manila Opens Web Series for Entrepreneur Resiliency Impact Hub Manila (IHM) tackles taxation and company operations in the time of the Enhanced Community
Hope in Quarantine: TransFarm rolls out mobile app to aid farmers, communities Manila, Philippines– Impact Hackathon 2019 grand winner, TransFarm, is set to start testing
Space for Ingenious 2020 Winner, Uproot Urban Farms making an Impact in the time of COVID-19 Manila, Philippines— Jan 29, 2020, Uproot Urban Farms was
Statement of solidarity for Impact Hub Zagreb and the people of Croatia Manila, Philippines– While the world is going through a health crisis, a
Impact Hub Manila CEO’s Message to the Community amid COVID-19 Outbreak To all of our Hubbers, Partners and Friends, Greetings from Impact Hub Manila!
10 Reasons why we need to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals before 2030 This 2020, we are left with ten (10) years to achieve
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