About the Track

As millions gather at the Holy sites, the Hajj season presents a monumental environmental challenge, particularly in managing waste. This scenario also serves as an inspiring stage for pioneering sustainable solutions that address the root causes of pollution and enhance recycling practices.

Every year, the Hajj produces a large number of diverse waste: from fabrics and hair to sacrificial animal waste, plastics, and paper. These materials hold untapped potential for innovative recycling and repurposing.

Imagine transforming this annual flood of waste into valuable resources that serve both humanity and the planet. How can we design solutions that not only manage this waste but also enhance the sustainability of the Hajj experience? 

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Who Should Apply?
  • Material designers
  • Material scientists
  • Chemists
  • Physicists
  • Product designers
  • Industrial designers
  • Architects
  • Creatives

Jury members

Ruba Alkhaldi

Ruba Alkhaldi

Design Innovation Strategist

Asim Almulami

Asim Almulami

Consultant at the National Center for Waste Management

Ahmed Ramadhani

Ahmed Ramadhani

Business Development Manager - HajjPMO in the pilgrim experience program

Mentors

Hatim Alharbi

Hatim Alharbi

Director of Experience Development for Two Holy Mosques in the pilgrim experience program

Dennis - Cheung Hoi Kwan

Dennis - Cheung Hoi Kwan

Director & Architect of Studio RYTE

Basem hamed Alqurashi

Basem hamed Alqurashi

general administration of cleanliness Managing Director

Our Partners

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