Samsung Solve for Tomorrow

Solve for Tomorrow is Samsung's global CSR programme, run in Kazakhstan with the support of the Ayala Foundation. Over 6 seasons (2021–2026), 11,450 school students from across the country have taken part in the competition across 3,426 applications — teams spend 6–9 months building technology solutions to real social problems.

TransforNATION's role in the programme is methodology and mentorship: the team applies its own design-thinking methodology at the idea-selection stage and runs mentoring sessions through to finalists' defense of their finished prototypes. The skills developed go beyond the technology itself — the focus is on problem-solving and the "4Cs" (creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, communication).

Each season ends with a final where prototypes are presented to a jury — from autonomous devices generating drinking water from air to wearable devices that assist rehabilitation. The best projects from finalist teams are published in the [News](/news) section — a live showcase of what school teams can achieve when given a methodology and a mentor.

Solve for Tomorrow is direct proof of the TransforNATION model: the "school → future skills → real product" funnel, working with the country's largest youth audience.