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About the challenge
CodeForSudan aims to harness our collective expertise to create tech solutions that address real challenges facing the Sudanese population.
We're looking for:
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Computer programs that deliver tangible value to Sudanese communities
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Solutions across various domains including healthcare, education, finance, communication, and more
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Projects can be mobile apps, websites, or any software-based tools
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Proof-of-concept stage projects are welcome - full product completion is not required
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AI integration is encouraged but not mandatory
Eligibility:
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Open to Sudanese nationals only
Teams can consist of 1-5 members
Join the Discord (Code-for-Sudan channel): https://discord.gg/7WEXbqdZ
Requirements
What to Build
Create a computer program that addresses a specific need within Sudanese society. Your solution can be:
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A mobile application that solves a local challenge
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A web platform that connects communities or provides services
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A data analysis tool that offers insights for decision-making.
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Any software-based solution that creates positive impact
What to Submit
Submissions are accepted in Arabic or English and must include:
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Documentation - A concise one-page document (PDF format) explaining:
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The problem your solution addresses
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How your solution works
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Expected impact on Sudanese communities
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Demo Video - A video demonstration (maximum 5 minutes) uploaded to YouTube or Google Drive that clearly explains:
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What your program does (with demonstration)
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Why it's beneficial to Sudan
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How you built it (technology stack, approach)
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Source Code - A URL to your open-source code repository (GitHub preferred)
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If you prefer to keep your code private, add "sudanhackathon@gmail.com" as a collaborator to your repository
Prizes
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
Popular Choice
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Mohamed Hassan
AI Scientist
Ameen Izhac
PhD Computer Science / Oxford
Mustafa Alghali
CTO / Amplifai Health
Khansa Alhag
Managing Partner / 249Startups
Tariq A. Khalid
PhD, AIE, SMIEEE
Mohamed Saadeldin
Assistant Professor /University College Dublin
Mohammed Osman
Software Architect / freelancer
Ahmed Gaafar
Head of Digital Banking at Faisal Islamic Bank
Judging Criteria
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Value to Sudanese Population
How effectively does the solution address real needs? What is the potential social impact? -
Quality & Functionality
Does the solution work as intended? Does it achieve its stated goals? -
Technical Complexity
How technically challenging was the implementation? Does it demonstrate technical innovation? What technical barriers were overcome? -
Scalability & Cost-Efficiency
What would be the cost to scale nationwide? Could it be sustainable long-term?
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