
In July 2026, Davos once again became a center of global dialogue about the future — this time thanks to the World Championship in Entrepreneurship for Children and Youth. Hundreds of participants from different countries presented their innovative projects, demonstrating maturity of thinking, a high level of preparation, and the ability to create solutions that are already changing the world today.
The championship was held in two main leagues — MINIBOSS and BIGBOSS, each becoming a platform for bright ideas, technological breakthroughs, and socially significant initiatives.
The level of projects was especially impressive: participants showed a deep understanding of modern challenges, teamwork skills, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurial courage that inspires even adult professionals.
MiniBoss League
Business League (SIFE)
1st place — SolEase: insoles and footwear designed specifically for people with flat feet, combining comfort, support, and style.
2nd place — School Assistant / Good Guys: an intelligent application that helps students effectively organize their study process and daily tasks, reduce stress levels, and improve academic performance.
3rd place — Smell Well: an innovative aromatic solution designed to maintain the freshness of clothing and personal space. The set includes natural wooden balls and chips that can be infused with perfume and placed in closets, suitcases, or sports bags.
Social League (SAGE)
1st place — Mood Battery & Magic Notebook: a mood indicator for doors with a color scale and slider that allows children to show their current emotional state (red, yellow, green).
2nd place — Happy Friends: an activity book that helps children make friends.
3rd place — Irs Bow: a project dedicated to creating bow ties using Azerbaijani national symbols and ornaments — such as the Karabakh horse, the “buta” pattern, pomegranate, mugham instruments, and traditional carpet motifs.
BigBoss League
1st place — Guide for Pregnant Women VADEMECUM: a step-by-step guide that helps navigate the journey from the first weeks of pregnancy to childbirth.
2nd place — AvatArt: a business digitalization studio offering professional services for implementing modern IT technologies and AI-based solutions into business processes.
3rd place — FITIO: a smart application with recipes for people with dietary restrictions, helping them eat safely, cook, and control their nutrition.
This year, the championship received special recognition: several projects were awarded by the United Nations. A total of 17 awards were presented, each corresponding to one of the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
17 UN Awards (17 SDGs):
- No Poverty — GreenShare Global, Pakistan
- Zero Hunger — Smart Snacks / GOAL CRASHERS, Turkmenistan
- Good Health and Well-being — Dental Calm Box, Ukraine
- Quality Education — Young Traders, Ukraine
- Gender Equality — NeuroLead Educational, Poland
- Clean Water and Sanitation — Ash Aura, Azerbaijan
- Affordable and Clean Energy — Choco Bricks, Azerbaijan
- Decent Work and Economic Growth — SkillSwap, United Kingdom
- Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure — Beatrice Bridal online, Ukraine
- Reduced Inequalities — Uniquely Yours, South Africa
- Sustainable Cities and Communities — Business Impulse™, Kazakhstan
- Responsible Consumption and Production — Scrabmylius, Kazakhstan
- Climate Action — Silque, Azerbaijan
- Life Below Water — Le Pass, Azerbaijan
- Life on Land — Growkit / Green Roots, Turkmenistan
- Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions — Two sides, Ukraine
- Partnerships for the Goals — Teens Club / Teens Club, Turkmenistan
Each award symbolizes that the ideas of young entrepreneurs are not only competitive — they align with global human priorities and can bring real benefit to the world.
The World Championship in Entrepreneurship for Children and Youth in Davos in 2026 became a vivid confirmation that the new generation of entrepreneurs is ready not only to build businesses but also to solve global challenges. Their projects are not just startups but full-fledged models of the future based on innovation, responsibility, and a commitment to sustainable development.
The world already sees in these young leaders those who will shape the economy, technology, and social systems of tomorrow.


