Qavaa Innovate

AI INNOVATION CHALLENGE 2026

Submission Portal Coming Soon

The submission portal will open after the registration window closes. You'll be able to submit your project, prototype, and video pitch here once submissions open.

Submission Portal Opening Soon
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Project Details

Provide your name, project title, and submission details.

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Project or Prototype

Share your project through a link or supported file.

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Video Pitch

Upload your video or provide a link to your pitch.

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Submit

Review your information and submit your project.

Innovation Challenge 2026

Submit Your Project

Tell us about what you built, share your Executive Summary, Pitch Video and Demo Video, and complete your submission for the Innovation Challenge 2026.

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You
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Project
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Submission
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Review
Step 01

Tell us about yourself

Start with your basic information and let us know whether you are submitting individually or as a team.

This email address will be used to identify your submission and prevent duplicate submissions.
Team members
Your team can have up to 5 people total, including you. Team Member 2 is required; Team Members 3–5 are optional. Each additional member must provide their name, email, age, and Government ID link.
Step 02

Tell us about your project

Tell us what you built and the problem your solution is designed to address.

Please keep your description clear and concise.
Step 03

Prepare your submission materials

Submit four clearly separated components: your Executive Summary, Pitch Video, Demo Video, and optional Working Prototype Link.

Keep these four components separate
The Executive Summary is for facts, numbers and project viability. The Pitch Video is for your story, motivation and vision. The Demo Video is for showing the product or prototype working. The Working Prototype Link is optional and gives judges hands-on access if a working prototype is available.
Required. Paste/upload your Executive Summary using your preferred storage platform and provide the shareable link. It should cover: problem statement, chosen solution, solution design, value proposition, timeline, estimated cost, and other important professional/project information. This is the document the jury will read to evaluate project viability.
Required. Maximum 3 minutes. Introduce yourself/team, explain the project and your motivation, why the problem matters to you, the value of your solution, what you are trying to achieve, where you started and why you chose that starting point, what you would do with the prize/funding, and how your solution addresses the problem.
Required. Primarily show your product, prototype or solution working. You can show the screen, product, MVP/prototype and how the solution works. Narration is preferred; a non-narrated screen recording is acceptable if you do not want to narrate because of accent or other concerns.
Optional. If you have a working prototype that judges can explore, provide the link here. Not having a public URL will not prevent you from participating.
Upload your own government-issued ID to your own Google Drive and provide a view-accessible link here. The organizer stores the link only and does not upload, copy, download, or modify your ID.
Before continuing:
Make sure the judging team can access your Executive Summary, Pitch Video and Demo Video using the links you have provided. The Working Prototype Link is optional.
Step 04

Review your submission

Please check your information carefully before submitting your project.

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Submission received

Thank you! Your project has been successfully submitted to the Innovation Challenge 2026. Please keep your submission ID for your records.