Poverty in Peru increases because of migration of people from rural places to Lima. Our project proposal includes a sustainable biodiesel production industry to enable people to work in their lands also be used to increase health, education and housing conditions.

Coconet is a soil erosion control net made from waste coconut husks. With the Philippines' rich coconut resources, the company aims to become the world's leading producers of coconet with a highly improved production capacity starting with the growing demand of the Chinese market. This enterprise is environmentally friendly and will benefit the coconut farmers in the poor rural areas of the Philippines by generating revenue in the rural economy and providing new livelihood opportunities.

Developing Drug Delivery aims to provide low cost, high quality medical devices for manufacture in the developing world.

The brain drain to the US is a major obstacle to the growth of the European Biotechnology sector. Many governmental and EU agencies have attempted to tackle this dilemma with limited success.EuroBack provides a unique and revolutionary solution to this problem.

By offering an unbiased assessment of the situation within Europe and access to funding, expertise and networking opportunities - together with a personalised and fully integrated service dedicated to easing the transition and contributing to its success - EuroBack will facilitate the economic growth of the biotech biopoles within the European Union.

Frontiers closes the skills gap between the graduate and the employer and between school students and universities. There is discrepancy between the skills offered by applicants and those required of them. A lack of transferable skills, such as leadership, team working and communication, leaves people with a fixed skills set, unable to adapt to changing needs and demands. Frontiers has developed a unique, innovative and profitable method to bridge this skills gap. Frontiers presentations and workshops will engage with delegates in a fun and experiential way and are tailored to the individuals needs.

Young professional women - always on the go, in control, and the master of her own destiny. These women live out of her purse or handbag. Mobile phone, Blackberry/palm, tissues, keys, train tickets, paper, pen, and snacks. Handbags accumulate rubbish and young professional women need a way to organise that mess.

The PurseMaid offers a unique, no fuss way of keeping one's handbag tidy and professional without increasing environmental waste.

The Valentine Group (VG) is a non-profit organisation focused on funding the proliferation of pro-democratic parties in emerging democracies. By targeting fundraising efforts on donors who have emigrated from fledgling democracies, VG leverages relative currency valuations to influence decisions in the developing world. With over ten years of professional and volunteer experience in electoral methodology VG will be led by Abraham Prabhakar, a Masters candidate at the Judge Business School. Sunil Godse joins the team with over 15 years international management consulting experience and an MBA from the prestigious Ivey School of Business.