Ready to experience the most meaningful week of your life, yet?
Unleash Your Creativity
To Save Gigatons of CO2
3rd - 9th July 2022
WHY SO FEW PEOPLE ARE ACTIVELY SOLVING THE CLIMATE CRISIS?
Why don't more people work in solving the climate crisis? Not knowing how to contribute. Not wanting to risk job, salary, or career opportunities. Not having the time besides a job, family, and other activities. With 42hacks, we create a fun and risk-free trial week.
1/3
Not concerned
42hacks hopes that the solutions we will be building together might inspire them but we are not actively helping them change their minds.
2/3
Concerned
If you are concerned but just don't know how to contribute to solving the crisis then we are here to support you to create solutions.
Less than 0.1%
working
We want to 10x the amount of people working on new solutions. Out of golden cages and silos, joining one million like-minded people in the biggest hack ever.
2021
April - June
The idea was born
2021
July - October
Idea goes public, inivite co-founders, form organization, validation
2022
November - February
First real hackathon on actual problem-solving topics, initiate first startups
2022
March - April
Scale hackathons, support startups
Join 20,000 people on the
biggest climate action event in Europe
3rd - 9th July 2022
Leverage the power of collaboration and technology.
Contribute to the development of climate-change-related concepts.
Choose which ideas and teams will get funding.
One week, 10 locations
The first large-scale hackathon will be held in Geneva, Switzerland,
from July 3rd to July 9th, 2022
Day 1
Arrive, jump right in, and start networking.
Day 2
Brainstorm ideas, present, and vote on them.
Day 3
Turn ideas into prototypes and show them.
Day 4
Gather input and implement it, then present and vote.
Day 5
Continue to grow and network.
Day 6
Rejoice and find out which of your ideas will be funded.
Why 42hacks?
We accelerate real change for climate through untapped human potential. We organize collective hackathons around selected clusters (e.g. railways) - as well as the funding and support for ultimately 420 teams to execute on the most promising prototypes within clusters.