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$20,000 Second Prize Winners Mohamed Ali and Salif Niang for Malo Traders Temple University, Purdue University
Semi-Finalist Requirements
You will assess Semi-Finalists by their project pages and user proles on DellChallenge.org. The project pages consists of a project title, headline, video and brief summary of the innovation. You will also nd each teams rened answers to our earlier entry round Five Questions: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What is your innovation? Who gains the most? Who pays? What is success? How will you achieve it?
Semi-Finalist teams are required to improve their project in the following ways: Upload a two-minute video pitch Rene and improve their answers to our Five Questions (above) Complete and upload a Roadmap to Success and the optional opportunity of uploading three supporting documents
Online Scorecards
We designed your scorecard to focus on three project qualities we believe are correlated with a teams probability to achieve their own, well-dened impact success: 1. 2. 3. Clearly Measurable and Veriable Social Impact High Capacity and High Readiness Overall Impressions Can they do it?
At this Semi-Finalist stage we are looking to identify ALL teams with a high probability of delivering clearly measurable and objectively veriable social impacts to the world. Your help in identifying those teams is vital to our supporting students: your judging assessments and comments will be shared anonymously with teams as a powerful resource that will help rapidly accelerate their social innovation progress. Your online scorecard (sample in Appendix A) will appear on each project page youve been assigned to judge. Each scorecard has the same eight questions in a multiple choice format. Each question will have an important note to help you establish context for your choice of response. Certain questions will require a brief comment to help us break ties and help students gain clearer insights.
Conrm your participation as a semi-nalist judge: http://www.dellchallenge.org/judge/conrm/022013. Participate in one of our certication training calls. For those who cannot attend a live call, you can nd a link to a recorded training call on the Judging tab of your DellChallenge.org user prole (~35 minutes). Review the judging scorecard in Appendix A
STEP 3:
1. Who gains? Did the team target a well-dened market (i.e. specic individuals in a dened location and/or beneciary population) to deliver a social impact? (a) Yes (b) Unclear (c) No 2. What is their gain? Did the team dene a clearly measurable and easily veriable (true/false) improvement for their target market? (a) Yes (b) Unclear (c) No If yes, how signicant is the improvement? (Text area will be provided) 3. How many will gain by when? Did the team oer real numbers (e.g. 100 or ~5,000 to 6,000) of customers and/or beneciaries that can be counted and veried within a specic time frame? (a) Yes (b) Unclear (c) No If yes, how signicant is the reach? (Text area will be provided)
HIGH CAPACIT Y AND HIGH READINESS
4.Do they have the right resources? Did the team identify and/or secure the right mix of resources, approvals and commitments to achieve their goals? (a) Yes (b) Unclear (c) No 5.Are they committed? Did the project team persuade you that they are committed to drive progress and stick with the project until reaching their social impact success? (a) Yes (b) Unclear (c) No 6. Are they passionate? Did the project team articulate a deep passion for their work? (a) Yes (b) Unclear (c) No If yes, what is most compelling about their passion? (Text area will be provided)
7. Does the project team have or demonstrate? Which statement best describes the resource readiness of the project? (a) The project has all resources necessary to make immediate and ongoing progress (b) The project has identied gaps in current project resources and how those gaps will be lled (c) The project does not have clarity on what needs to be done now to drive progress Based on your answer above what do you believe is their most signicant challenge? (Text area will be provided) 8. How much would you contribute to this project? You have $50,000 and can contribute all $50,000, $20,000, $10,000 or nothing at all to this project in any fashion (e.g. grant, loan or equity, if applicable). How much would you contribute to this project? (a) Nothing (b) $10,000 (c) $20,000 (d) $50,000 If youd contribute any of your money to this project, please describe why you would contribute. Please share any additional anonymous comments. It is especially helpful for project teams to learn of your candid impressions about their project and how they might improve it, if applicable.