ATTP

Briefs

Real briefs. Real problems. Real work.

Organisations and individuals bring real problems to ATTP and ask for young African perspectives. Pick a brief, do the work, document your thinking, and submit. No experience required. Open to ages 13 to 35.

Food & BeverageOpen

Build a Shared Cold Chain for Nigeria's Perishable Food Market

Tomatoes, fish, dairy, and poultry lose 30–50% of their value between farm and consumer because Nigeria's cold chain is fragmented and inaccessible to small traders. Design the shared infrastructure model that fixes this.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Food & BeverageOpen

Help Nigerian Restaurants Source Local Ingredients Reliably

Most mid-market Lagos restaurants spend 30–40% of their food budget on imports that could be sourced locally — but local sourcing is unreliable, inconsistent in quality, and difficult to manage. Design the solution.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Housing & Urban DevelopmentOpen

Bring Transparency to Nigeria's Rental Market

Nigerian tenants routinely pay 2 years' rent upfront, have no lease protection, and have no way to compare fair rental prices. Design the tenant protection and market information system that changes this.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Housing & Urban DevelopmentOpen

Upgrade a Lagos Informal Settlement Without Displacing Its Residents

Over 70% of Lagos residents live in informal settlements. Every major infrastructure project displaces them. Design the participatory upgrading model that improves conditions without destroying communities.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Housing & Urban DevelopmentOpen

Stop Nigeria's Building Collapse Epidemic

Over 100 Nigerian buildings collapse every year, killing hundreds of people. The structural causes are well known. Design the system that actually prevents them.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Financial InclusionOpen

Design the First Bank Account Millions of Nigerian Teenagers Will Actually Use

Only 28% of Nigerians aged 15–25 have a bank account. It is not because banks have not tried — it is because everything about existing youth accounts is designed for middle-class university students, not the majority.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Healthcare & Life SciencesOpen

Integrate Mental Health into Nigeria's Primary Care System

Nigeria has one psychiatrist for every 500,000 people. The mental health burden is managed nowhere. Design the integration that makes primary health centres the first line of mental health care.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Housing & Urban DevelopmentOpen

Solve Nigeria's Land Title Problem Without Waiting for Government

Only 3% of Nigerian land is formally titled. Untitled land cannot be used as collateral, cannot be sold securely, and is vulnerable to government acquisition. Design the solution that works within the current system.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Healthcare & Life SciencesOpen

Give Nigeria's Community Health Extension Workers the Tools They Deserve

CHEWs are the backbone of primary healthcare in Nigeria. They visit homes, follow up on pregnant women, and track disease outbreaks — mostly with pen and paper and personal phones. Design their digital toolkit.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Housing & Urban DevelopmentOpen

Design the Micro-Mortgage That Puts Home Ownership Within Reach

A typical Lagos apartment costs 5–8 years of a middle-income household's income. Conventional mortgages require 30% deposits, formal salary slips, and 15% interest rates. Design the product that bridges this gap.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Gaming & Interactive MediaOpen

Protect Children on ₦30,000 Android Phones from Predatory Gaming

Hundreds of millions of African children access the internet on low-cost Android phones with no meaningful parental controls. Design the protection system that actually works on these devices.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
Healthcare & Life SciencesOpen

Stop Counterfeit Drugs from Killing Nigerians

One in three medicines sold in Nigerian markets is substandard or falsified. Design the rapid detection tool that pharmacists, drug inspectors, and patients can use in the field.

ATTP
Closes 10 Sept 2026
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