Description:
The Internet.org Innovation Challenge in Africa supports Internet.org’s vision of a connected world. To this end, the goal of the Challenge is to recognize individuals and organizations that are working on internet-based solutions
to promote education and economic empowerment in countries throughout Africa.

The Challenge will encourage the development of apps, websites and online services that provide real value for people under the following pillars:

Learning/Education: Apps, websites or online services that make use of technology to inspire and deliver learning

Economic Empowerment: Apps, websites or online services that help to advance the economic strength and ability of communities

Eligibility/Considerations:

Individuals and organizations around the world are eligible to participate so long as their applications, websites or services are designed to meet the needs of the above mentioned categories. (Note: Residents of countries where the United States has trade restrictions will not be eligible. See the “Rules” section above for details.)

Your app, website, or service can be in any language; you are encouraged to provide local and multilingual support. However, your application and all supporting materials must be in English.

Your app, website or service must be in a working state. The panel cannot accept prototypes. If your submission is not yet publicly available, be sure to include the timeline for public launch as part of your entry.

You may develop your app, website or service on any platform, so long as it works on a mobile device. Keep in mind that the platform you choose will affect your application’s potential reach, which is a consideration in the judging process. In order to maximize your potential reach, consider widely accessible platforms like mobile web and Android.

Prize(s)

One Innovation Challenge Award prize in the amount of $150,000 USD will be presented to the app, website or service that the judges determine best meets the needs of each of the two categories: Learning/Education and Economic Empowerment (2 awards total).

Each of the Innovation Challenge Award winners will also be eligible to receive more than $60,000 USD in tools and services from FbStart, a Facebook program designed to help early stage mobile startups build and grow their apps.

In addition, two Impact Award prizes in the amount of $50,000 USD will be presented to two apps, websites or services designed for each of the two pillars (4 awards total).

Read more details here and apply http://www.linksafrik.com/2016/01/facebook-internet-based-solution.html