Your chance to share creative new ideas climate resilience.

The SPARK program at Deakin University holds events that encourage young Indonesian and Australian entrepreneurs to share experiences and compete for government grants. Thanks to contemporary technology anyone, anywhere with an interest in business innovation can participate.

Doni Marmer at the Norhtern Territory Parliament Building. Currently is the Project Officer for the SPARK- Melbourne-Bandung Innovation Series, 2021. Source: Image courtesy Doni Marmer, Deakin University, Apr 2021

To coincide with Melbourne Knowledge Week the second SPARK event for 2021 will take place on 28 April and will focus on participants exchanging innovative ideas that foster climate resilience Doni Marmer, is the Project Officer for the SPARK- Melbourne-Bandung Innovation Series.  He describes what will happen at the event and how people can register.

Upcoming Melbourne-Bandung events are all listed here

 https://spark.deakin.edu.au/mel-bdg-innov-series-2021/

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The 2021 SPARK program event number 2 promo flyer, SPARK- Melbourne-Bandung Innovation Series, 2021. Source: Image courtesy Doni Marmer, Deakin University, Apr 2021.