#ZeroCall26: Call for Solutions
Suggest new solutions for the "Zero Project Awards 2026"
Important dates:
June 29, 2025:
The Call closes. You cannot suggest solutions after this date.
August 2025:
The Zero Project will announce the shortlist. This is a list of solutions that are still in the competition. The winners will be chosen from this list.
December 3, 2025:
The Zero Project will announce the winners.
About the Call for Solutions #ZeroCall26
Every year, the Zero Project invites people to suggest new solutions.
This is called the “Call for Solutions” or #ZeroCall26.
Solutions can be products, services, or other types of projects.
They can be from any organization and any country.
The solutions have to be about one of three topics:
- “Accessibility”: making things easy to use
- “ICT”: technology
- “Crisis Response”: solutions in emergencies
We check solutions for their new ideas, results, and if they can be copied by others.
The goal is to help the “United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities”.
It is about protecting the rights of people with disabilities.
They best solutions can receive a "Zero Project Award 2026".
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Important dates:
June 29, 2025:
The Call closes. You cannot suggest solutions after this date.
August 2025:
The Zero Project will announce the shortlist. This is a list of solutions that are still in the competition. The winners will be chosen from this list.
December 3, 2025:
The Zero Project will announce the winners.
Zero Project Awards 2026
The Zero Project Conference
About the awards
Here is what award winners get:
- Their work gets attention and is celebrated.
- They become part of the Zero Project Network.
This is a community of people from all around the world. These people work together to remove obstacles for people with disabilities. - They speak at the Zero Project Conference.
The conference is at the United Nations in Vienna.
More than 1,000 people come to this conference every year. - They also get more opportunities to make their solutions even better.
The Zero Project Conference