Movin’On, the world’s leading ecosystem of strategic anticipation and co-innovation for sustainable mobility, unveiled the four winners of the Movin’On Challenge Design, whose theme for the 2023 edition was ‘Balancing Sustainability: People, Profit, Planet’. Artists, designers, engineers, architects, urban planners and creative people from all over the world were invited to participate in this unique competition evaluated by a prestigious international jury. Since its creation, the Movin’On Challenge Design has received more than 16,000 entries from 134 countries.

 

India bags the second prize for the idea submitted by Shaurya Singh from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, for the her design project ‘Bio-Corridors’ Linking Habitats for Productive and Ecological Connectivity. Shaurya Singh is an under-graduate student from CEPT University, Ahmedabad, currently pursuing her Bachelor’s in Urban Design. The project proposes to restructure city centres and their living areas around the notion of ‘respect for living things’. In concrete terms, this means more room for soft mobility (bicycles and pedestrians), but also for plants and animals.