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As new national data warns of a dramatic decline in science education among Israeli students, more than 100 teens from across the country recently gathered in Jerusalem to present 23 technology ventures designed to solve real world problems. The occasion was the national final of EcoTech, an entrepreneurship and technology program operated by the nonprofit Machshava Tova, which works to reduce social gaps through technology education and digital inclusion. Machshava Tova CEO Tomer Samarkandi spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal.
(Photo: Machshava Tova)
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As new national data warns of a dramatic decline in science education among Israeli students, more than 100 teens from across the country recently gathered in Jerusalem to present 23 technology ventures designed to solve real world problems. The occasion was the national final of EcoTech, an entrepreneurship and technology program operated by the nonprofit Machshava Tova, which works to reduce social gaps through technology education and digital inclusion. Machshava Tova CEO Tomer Samarkandi spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal.
(Photo: Machshava Tova)
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