In Idaho, many people rely on cars to get to school, work, doctor’s appointments, and other important places. In growing communities, this can mean more traffic, while rural residents may have to travel long distances to reach the services they need.

Question:

What tool, service, or idea could help people get to school, work, or important services more easily by making better use of the transportation resources their community already has?

As Idaho’s population grows, we produce more waste, putting pressure on local landfills and waste systems. At the same time, many things that could be reused, recycled, donated, or repurposed still end up in the trash.

Question:

What tool, service, or program could make it easier for households or small businesses to reduce their waste, reuse materials, or keep useful items out of local landfills?

Every community has problems that affect the people who live there. Some are easy to notice, while others have become so common that people simply work around them. Think about the challenges people face at school, at work, or in their neighborhoods.

Question:

What problem do people in your community face, and what can you do to help solve it?

Please review the Civic Entrepreneurship guidelines for additional guidance on how to approach this prompt.