"Innovation That Matters to You" Campaign by Philips!

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Excuse me sir/ma'am, can you please help contribute ideas to make Malaysia a better place?



Hi!

Today, cities already account for 70% of global energy consumption. Automobiles, which is a necessity in most countries not only consume scarce fuel, but kill 1,2 million people every year and injure or disable as many as 50 million more. Additionally, with rapid urbanization, ramping up security measures also becomes a priority. Philips believes that innovation is their core business and they are committed to develop meaningful solutions that makes people live healthier and happier. 

Under this campaign of "Innovation That Matters to You" in Malaysia, they want to listen to your real needs through your ideas! All submitted ideas will be collected and sifted through by a panel of judges which includes Philips, Agensi Inovasi Malaysia (AIM) and University Putra Malaysia (UPM). The panel will shortlist six (6) selected ideas for public voting based on practicality and sustainability and the winning idea will be implemented by Philips Malaysia together with the public and stakeholders. 

In the next six week leading up to 14 November, Malaysians can log in to www.meaningfulinnovation.asia/Malaysia to share your ideas on how to address issues under the two pre-selected sub-themes - Healthy Homes and Safer Cities. Public voting for the shortlisted ideas will be held from 27 November to 10 December 2013. 

The winning idea which garners the most number of votes will not only be brought to reality by Philips but also, win amazing prizes from Philips! 







What you waiting for? Submit your ideas here: 

Lack of ideas? Here're some inspirations...


Here's mine! 


These bloggers already won something from the blogger's gathering. What about you?

Here are the steps to contribute your ideas: 
  1. Contribute your idea for healthier homes and safer cities.
  2. Six ideas will be shortlisted bu 'Innovation That Matters To You' campaign approved experts.
  3. Take the initiative to share out your favourite idea to garner support.
  4. One winning idea, as voted by you, by Malaysian, will be implemented by Philips.  
Join the conversations on #meaningfulinnovation on Facebook, Twitter @PhilipsMY and Instagram and visit http://philips.to/innovationMY to find out more!
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