Judging Criteria

Weighting of Score

Written Proposal: 50%
Finalist Presentation: 50%

Goals and Intended Outcomes (15%)

Section I should clearly outline what urban development issue the project will focus on, and how the intended solution will address it over the long term.

• Identify the urban development issue and elaborate on its necessity and / or immediacy (and in which geographic location).
• Outline the proposed solution and how it will solve the problem (with relevant KPI).
• Show projected timeline and team structure of the project.

Engineering Solution (55%)

Section II should focus on the engineering aspect of the project, with a focus on the plan, design, and implementation of the solution.

• Provide plan and design for the solution, with details on the materials used where appropriate.
• Demonstrate how engineering expertise will be applied to develop the solution.
• Clearly explain how the solution is linked with the goals and intended outcomes.

Business Value (15%)

Section III should demonstrate the business value of the project.

• Demonstrate the design concept of the business model and how to operate with key revenue streams in a sustainable way
• Illustrate the planning of marketing strategy to maximize the exposure to grow your business.
• The main goal of this section is to examine the project’s feasibility in terms of cost and profitability.

Sustainable Value (15%)

Section IV should demonstrate the sustainable value of the project.

• Demonstrate the application of environmental protection and sustainable development measures in the planning.
• Show the plan can help address existing pollution or community problems.
• Consider the development direction of the design concept to achieve carbon neutrality.

Rules & Regulations

1. The decision Chun Wo will be final and absolute on all matters pertaining to the CWISA, excluding the scoring and results (the jury panel will judge the submissions independently).
2. The decision of the jury panel will be final and absolute on all matters regarding the scoring and results.
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