The ZeroPlastic Movement carried out the grand finale of Eco Think 2026, a project that brought together finalist teams to present their research and propose solutions addressing environmental concerns. The project culminated with the top five teams advancing to the final stage, where they showcased their work before an evaluation panel.

Eco Think 2026 was organized as a platform for participants to engage in research-driven problem solving focused on environmental issues. The project encouraged teams to develop and refine their ideas through a competitive process, with the grand finale serving as the concluding stage where the strongest proposals were assessed.

During the grand finale, the five finalist teams each presented their research findings and proposed solutions. The presentations were followed by an evaluation process through which the panel reviewed and assessed the quality, originality, and relevance of each team’s work. Based on this evaluation, the top three teams were selected as winners of the competition.

The project drew participation from multiple teams that had progressed through earlier rounds to reach the final stage. The competitive format required participants to conduct research, develop practical solutions, and communicate their ideas clearly during their presentations. The grand finale provided an opportunity for the finalist teams to demonstrate the depth of their work in a structured setting.

Eco Think 2026 served as a meaningful exercise in applying research skills to real environmental challenges. By requiring teams to move beyond theoretical discussion and develop concrete proposals, the project offered participants a practical framework for engaging with environmental issues. The evaluation and ranking process added a layer of rigor that encouraged teams to strengthen their work throughout the competition.

The first, second, and third place awards for Eco Think 2026 will be officially announced and presented at the EcoVision …