The world continues at a critical stage in jointly endeavoring to control an unprecedented public health crisis, which motivates a group of young people to take their responsibility for achieving a better shared future for mankind.

This month, Young Sustainable Impact China, the Chinese branch of a Norwegian-initiated nonprofit organization, has gathered brilliant candidates aged 16 to 28 who have the potential to generate creative ideas for addressing global sustainability challenges, such as environmental protection, education and health care.

The organization will offer these candidates a one-month entrepreneur training session where they can learn how to turn innovative ideas into business prototypes. After that, they can start to develop their own projects with the support from Young Sustainable Impact's advisory board.

The projects will be presented in a road show in front of seasoned investors, experienced entrepreneurs and representatives from government bodies during the 2020 Young Sustainable Impact China Summit, which is scheduled to kick off in July.

Its incubation program will help to develop business prototypes into promising startups. Outstanding candidates will be awarded scholarships and opportunities to attend the Australia-China Emerging Leaders Summit, Yenching Social Innovation Forum and other events that bring together smart young minds.