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JUDGING RUBRICS

LIVE GLOBAL FINALS

SECTION
CLARITY
POINTS

Problem Identification & Relevance to UN SDG's 

Is the issue clearly explained in the local/national/global level? Does it explore the root cases and impacts of the issue? Is it important and evidence-based? 

Is the problem clearly connected to one or more of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's)? ​​

10

20

Creativity & Innovation: Is the proposed solution creative and innovative? Does it stand out compared to existing solutions?​​

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Feasibility: Is there a realistic plan to implement the solution and is the solution scalable?

Impact Potential: Will the solution create measurable positive impact? ​​

Proposed Solution 

15

Did the team respond confidently and thoughtfully to judges’ questions? Did they show depth of understanding and knowledge? ​

Q & A : Knowledge & Defence

10

20

Total = 

10

10

Total = 

40

Total = 

25

05

10

10

Communication: Was the pitch delivered clearly, confidently, and in a well-structured manner? 

Persuasion: Did the team present their solution in a compelling and convincing manner? Did they inspire confidence in the feasibility and impact of their idea?

Visual Appeal: Did the visuals support the message effectively?

Presentation and Communication

Did the team respond confidently and thoughtfully to judges’ questions? Did they show depth of understanding and knowledge? 

MAXIMUM POINTS =             

100

Important (For Teams) :

LGIC is built on the belief that great ideas grow through collaboration. If you're competing as a team, all members must contribute meaningfully to both the preparation and presentation of your pitch. Teams where participation is evidently unequal may be disqualified. Solo participants are not affected by this requirement.

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