Youth Eco Summit · For students
This stage is yours.
You do not need all the answers. Start with a question, an idea or something you care about.
Explore competitions
Learn. Create. Connect.Participate
Make it your own.
Choose from ten 2027 competition formats. Your class determines the eligible format and topic: open letter, blog, article, case study, short film, monologue, painting, digital art, craft or eco-business model.
What you take away
Discover what you can do.
Build confidence through original work. Selected entries have opportunities for publication, radio features, exhibitions or mentorship, depending on the category and partner arrangements.
2027 competition guidelines
Before you create.
Choose the topic for your class. Check the participation mode, word count and required files before you start.
Download 2027 guidelines PDF, opens in a new tab- Submit original work that reflects your own ideas and voice.
- Cite sources for any content you use or are inspired by. Verify facts and statistics.
- AI may be used for research or reference. AI-generated content in a submission receives a 15-point deduction. Credit any sources used or inspiring the work.
- Use underscores instead of spaces or special characters in the submission title. Include your school, class, category, project title and author names.
Submission title
SchoolName_Class_Category_ProjectTitle_AuthorsExample: GreenfieldHigh_10A_Article_TheJourneyOfOurOldPhone_Ekta_Sharma
Student registration & competition deadline: 5 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. IST.
Youth Eco Summit 2027
Start with one idea.
See where it can take you.