WHO and scientists from the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub invite you to #BuildforCOVID19

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In collaboration with other companies and platforms in the tech ecosystem, alongside partners including the World Health Organization and scientists from the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, global developers are being invited to participate in a new online hackathon tackling issues related to coronavirus (COVID-19).

Open for submissions today (26-03-2020), the hackathon will encourage breakthrough software solutions to help solve challenges stemming from the current pandemic.

Build with the technologies of your choice across themes including health, vulnerable populations, businesses, community, education, entertainment and more.

Register here to join fellow innovators and get started right away! Submissions close Monday, March 30, at 9am PST.

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